As a “MINT-freundliche Schule” and “Digitale Schule”, we foster our students’ enthusiasm for mathematics, computer science, science, and technology in a variety of ways. In our modern Science Labs and Maker Space, we combine theoretical knowledge with hands-on exploration and research. Whether through experiments, robotics, 3D printing, or project-based learning, our students develop creative solutions, strengthen their problem-solving skills, and acquire important skills for the future. In this way, we create a learning environment that sparks curiosity, promotes innovation, and prepares students in the best possible way for the challenges of a digital world.
The importance of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) in education has increased significantly in recent years. We offer our secondary school students a sound STEM education and try to prepare them optimally for the demands of the modern world. This is why our school has a focus on STEM alongside bilingualism. For example, lessons in STEM subjects are taught in English from secondary level I onwards.
We offer an attractive range of subjects that includes all three natural sciences - Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
From Year 9 onwards, Science lessons increase from four to six hours per week. In addition, we offer differentiation courses in which the advanced course in particular goes far beyond the regular science curriculum.
In upper secondary school, students can take advanced courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics for Abitur.
Our secondary school has modern specialist rooms for all science subjects. In the Science Labs and our Maker Space, students can develop freely, experiment and develop their own ideas. Topics such as robotics or 3D printing can also be explored and expand the traditional learning program.
Students with a particular interest in science have the opportunity to take part in a variety of extracurricular projects such as "Jugend forscht". They are specifically encouraged and challenged to deepen their skills and interests. We also offer popular clubs such as Game Development, Music Technology, Rollercoaster Construction and Mycology Cultivation, which open up further exciting learning and development opportunities.
In addition to Science, our students in years 7 and 8 take the one-hour subject Digital Education. From year 9 onwards, they can also choose the two-hour elective subject Media Communication. Digital exchange takes place regularly via Office 365, as all students have access to an MS Teams account from Year 4 onwards.
Mathematics is taught in four lessons per week. From Year 10, an additional profile course offers focused preparation for upper secondary school. Our math club also supports interested students in getting ready for competitions like the Mathematical Olympiad and the Kangaroo Contest.
At upper secondary level, students can choose a basic computer science course that covers topics such as program development, data protection and data security.