Norbertusgymnasium, Secondary school in Magdeburg, Germany
Norbertusgymnasium is a secondary school in Magdeburg with historical architecture and contemporary extensions serving students from grade 5 through graduation. The building houses specialized laboratory facilities for physics, chemistry, and biology, along with dedicated spaces for informatics and arts instruction.
The school was founded in 1898 and suffered significant damage during World War II. After the war, it operated as a Polytechnical Secondary School from 1949 to 1987 before returning to its gymnasium format.
The school is named after Saint Norbert, connecting religious tradition with contemporary education. Students here can study Latin, English, Russian, and Ancient Greek while regularly collaborating with partner institutions abroad.
The school is accessible to visitors by request during school hours and offers guided tours of the building's history and facilities. It is advisable to contact the school administration in advance to arrange an appropriate visiting time.
The school organizes monthly art exhibitions showcasing student creations. It also celebrates with students an alternative ceremony called Feier der Lebenswende instead of traditional youth ceremonies, representing a distinctive school tradition.
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