Socially effective school

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Socially effective school is a systemic school concept that tries to improve the school culture and the social climate at a school. The author of the concept is the Munich school psychologist Werner Hopf.

Areas of the school concept

  1. Systemic school development
  2. Authoritative upbringing
  3. social learning
  4. Critical media education
  5. Violence prevention and intervention

Concept building

The concept comprises a framework on three levels that can be supplemented with further elements by the respective school. However, the core structure of the concept remains.

School level Class level Individual level
  • Educational concept: authoritative education
  • Values, rules, consequences
  • Cooperation with parents and institutions
  • School meetings, student forum, school projects

Goals of the school concept

  1. School culture development
  2. Development of personality
  3. Development of the learning culture
  4. Prevention and intervention in relation to aggressiveness and violence

Socially effective schools

Schools in Bavaria:

  • Wasserburg Middle School
  • Primary School Prien
  • Franziska Lechner Middle School Edling
  • Middle School Erding
  • Middle School Garching
  • Max Fellermeier School Neuötting
  • Elementary school on Lessingstrasse Ingolstadt
  • Max-Joseph-Grund- / Mittelschule Großkarolinenfeld
  • Sir William Herschel Middle School Ingolstadt
  • Elementary school an der Ammer (Weilheim)
  • Elementary School Kottern / Eich (Kempten)
  • Primary School Lindenberg (Kempten)
  • Primary School North (Kempten)
  • Gymnasium Eschenbach idOPf.

Schools in Munich:

  • Astrid Lindgren Primary School (Munich)
  • Elementary School Hanselmannstrasse (Munich)
  • Middle School on Bernaysstrasse (Munich)
  • Strehleranger Primary School (Munich)
  • Primary School Ittlingerstraße (Munich)
  • Elementary school on Grafinger Strasse, Munich
  • Elementary School Keilberthstrasse Munich
  • Farinelli School (Munich)
  • Primary school in Weißenseestrasse

Schools in Baden-Württemberg:

  • GHWRS Rosenstein School (Stuttgart)
  • Community school Lauda-Königshofen
  • GS Taläcker (Künzelsau)
  • Birkenbach School Kirchardt
  • Staufenberg School Heilbronn-Sontheim
  • GS Eichbergschule-Leinfelden-Echterdingen
  • Glück-auf-Werkrealschule Bad Friedrichshall
  • Community school Fritz Ulrich School Heilbronn
  • Theodor Heuss Brackenheim Community School
  • Horneck School Gundelsheim
  • Selma Rosenfeld Secondary School Eppingen
  • Untereisesheim primary school
  • GS Heilbronn-Biberach

Schools in North Rhine-Westphalia:

  • St. Michael High School Monschau
  • Anne Frank Comprehensive School Rheinkamp

Schools in Switzerland:

  • Steinmürli primary school, Dietikon / Zurich
  • Primary school Rütihof, Zurich

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.sozialwirksame-schule.de/
  2. ↑ Werner H. Hopf: Socially effective school: A new concept of educational school development (Part I) . In: SchulVerwaltungBY . No. 12 , 2001, p. 412-417 ( kobis.de [PDF]).
  3. ^ Werner H. Hopf: Socially effective school: A new concept of educational school development (Part II) . In: SchulVerwaltungBY . tape 1 , 2002 ( kobis.de [PDF]).
  4. ↑ a b Gerhard Russ: School development project 'Socially effective school' at the Hauptschule Wasserburg. In: SchulVerwaltung BY, 12/2001.
  5. ^ A b Christina Grasse: School development project 'Socially effective school' at the Garching secondary school in the Munich district. In: SchulVerwaltung BY, 1/2002.
  6. ↑ http://www.sozialwirksame-schule.de/