Fritz-Schumacher-Schule

The Fritz-Schumacher-Schule features architectural elements from the Heimatstil style, with distinct red brick walls and large windows across its main building structure.

Architect Fritz Schumacher established the school in 1931, which later served as military barracks during World War II before returning to educational purposes in 1945.

The school maintains a theater program where students produce their own podcasts, contributing to the development of digital media skills and creative expression.

Located at Timmerloh 27-29, the school currently accommodates 980 students across 75 graduation classes and collaborates with Stadtteilschule am Heidberg for upper secondary education.

During the 1950s and 1960s, the institution operated under an administrative division of Heerskamp-East and Heerskamp-West, leading to the creation of additional schools.

Location: Hamburg-Nord

Location: Hamburg

Inception: 1931

Architects: Fritz Schumacher

Address: Timmerloh 27–29 22417

Website: http://fss-hh.de

GPS coordinates: 53.65637,10.02241

Latest update: March 16, 2025 18:25