Ricarda-Huch school

The Ricarda-Huch school operates in a historical building with modern facilities, including science laboratories and recreational spaces for 986 students and 90 teachers.

Founded in 1882 as a private girls' school, the institution transformed into a municipal school in 1928 and received its current name in 1955.

The school carries the name of Ricarda Octavia Huch, a German intellectual who made substantial contributions to literature, philosophy, and historical writings.

The educational program spans grades 5 through 13, focusing on mathematics, natural sciences, languages, social studies, and arts, leading to university entrance qualification.

Since 2020, the institution functions as a project school for implementing digital learning strategies in Hanover, incorporating modern technology into daily education.

Location: Vahrenwald-List

Inception: 1882

Website: http://rhs-hannover.de

GPS coordinates: 52.38893,9.74385

Latest update: March 2, 2025 22:48