Fallstein-Gymnasium, Secondary school in Osterwieck, Germany
Fallstein-Gymnasium is a secondary school in Osterwieck that combines a historic building from 1897 with a modern wing built in 1994. The facilities include 19 classrooms and 12 specialized rooms for subjects like science and languages.
The school was founded in 1991 following German reunification and initially occupied four separate locations across the Harz district. The oldest building on the current site dates to 1897 and was later incorporated into the expanded campus.
The school maintains partnerships with local businesses including Ramme Elektromaschinenbau and Gleitlagermetallverarbeitung, providing students with professional connections.
The school is accessible by public transport and is located close to Osterwieck's center. Visitors can view the exterior; it's best to check in advance if tours of the interior are available on the day of your visit.
The school attracts over 100 students from neighboring Lower Saxony due to its open enrollment policy and educational standards.
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