Focus of Study : The private elite high school Vossenack of the Franciscan Order welcomes you! Here you will experience first-class education under Catholic leadership.
Benefit, Goal of this course :
Testing level (years 5 & 6) Sandra Grodde - Lower School Coordinator - Arriving at the FGV: Getting to know each other day before the summer holidays - Learning the basics in the first few weeks of school, connecting with primary school, contact with primary school teachers - max. 30 hours per week, lessons end after the 6th hour - smooth transition to class 6 - Learning media and social skills - Participation in the wind project possible - Strengthening the class group through permanent class leadership, support from the school pastoral care, school social work and the school buddies - Support in German and at LRS from the start - National park day, hiking day and school trip
Middle school (ages 7 - 10) Elisabeth Hövels-Hofler - middle school coordination You can find detailed information about the content and structural organization of the middle school in our school program. What sets the middle school apart: - Compulsory elective area WP I, grade 7: Latin or French - Compulsory elective area WP II, grade 9: Greek, French, natural sciences, computer science, representation and design - England exchange - Participation DELF - Continuation of media studies - Participation in working groups (e.g. sanitation working group, forest working group...)
Upper school (Jgst. EF - Q2) Daniel Kirch - senior school coordination - Balance and reliability of the range of basic and advanced courses - Compactness of the individual school career - Avoiding unnecessary free periods in individual timetables - Promotion of independent learning and scientific preparatory work - Study and career choice orientation, e.g. career forum - Social internship - Orientation days in youth. Q1 - Carrying out a study trip Curriculum :
biology Chemistry German English Geography pedagogy French Story Greek Computer Science Catholic religion Art Latin literature mathematics Music Natural Sciences WP II physics Politics / Social Sciences Sports |