Freie Evangelische Schule, Private school in central Zürich, Switzerland.
The Freie Evangelische Schule is a private institution with two buildings in central Zurich, located on Waldmannstrasse and Kreuzstrasse. It serves around 420 students from early childhood through secondary education in small class groups staffed by approximately 65 employees.
The school was founded in 1874 with 50 students and underwent significant expansion in 1882 when it began accepting girls. The Waldmannstrasse building was completed in 1897 designed by Robert Zollinger, reflecting this period of institutional growth.
The school shapes the neighborhood with its two distinctive buildings and attracts families seeking education rooted in Protestant values. The evangelical perspective is woven into daily school life and gives the institution a recognizable identity within Zurich's educational landscape.
Visitors can explore the buildings at both locations and observe the architecture from different periods. Those interested in enrollment should consult the school's website for information about admission procedures and trial days.
The Waldmannstrasse building is an architectural work by Robert Zollinger from 1897 and is protected as a cultural property of regional importance. The interior retains historical furnishings that offer insight into the school's facilities from past decades.
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