Stadtteilschule Winterhude, Secondary school in Winterhude, Germany
The Stadtteilschule Winterhude operates in a five-story building with a grid facade, designed by architect Fritz Schumacher in 1930.
The school closed during winter 1943/1944 due to World War II and reopened in August 1945 with overcrowded classrooms due to housing shortages.
Students learn in mixed-age teams through the KuBa concept, where they work on predetermined topics in self-selected learning spaces.
The school offers bilingual German-Spanish education from grade 5 and provides opportunities to obtain all state qualifications, including Abitur after 13 years.
The educational facility maintains beekeeping programs, bicycle workshops, and environmental protection projects as part of its curriculum.
Location: Hamburg-Nord
Inception: 1930
Address: Meerweinstraße 26 – 28, 22303 Hamburg
Website: http://sts-winterhude.de
GPS coordinates: 53.58721,10.02751
Latest update: March 15, 2025 09:21
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