Summer Break Announcement

Office Hours Summer Break:

Monday through Friday: 10 am to 3 pm

 

Campus Tours:

Campus tours will resume once the new school year begins on August 20. We would be delighted to welcome you for a private tour. Please contact admissions@giswashington.org to schedule your visit.

 

First Day of School:

For School Entry Level (5-year-olds) and Grade 2 through 12: Thursday, August 20th, 2026

For Preschool and first Grade: Monday, August 24th, 2026

> School Calendar

 

Öffnungszeiten für Besucher ohne Termin während der Sommerferien:

Montag bis Freitag: 10:00 bis 15:00 Uhr

 

Campusführungen:

Campusführungen sind ab Beginn des neuen Schuljahres am 20. August wieder möglich. Gerne begrüßen wir Sie zu einer persönlichen Schulführung. Bitte kontaktieren Sie admissions@giswashington.org, um einen individuellen Termin zu vereinbaren.

 

Erster Schultag:

Für die Schuleingangsstufe (5-Jährige) sowie die Klassen 2 bis 12: Donnerstag, 20. August 2026

Für den Kindergarten und die erste Klasse: Montag, 24. August 2026

> Schulkalender

 

Experiments Permitted!

Preschool visits "The Little Experimental Workshop" of the Upper School

Fifth- and sixth-graders who signed up for the third FUF-module “field biology” came up with a special idea. With great enthusiasm they selected and prepared small experiments for preschoolers. The preschool students of the Frog, the Ladybug and the Seahorse groups were invited to the “Big School” where they performed these hands-on activities under the professional guidance of the “FuFies”; a self-made light bulb a piano made of real bananas, a swimming candle and a lava lamp, all of which fascinated the preschoolers. Finally, the children mixed an interesting solution for soap bubbles to take back to the preschool.

The children’s visit to the science building was a fun-filled experience for the preschoolers and the “FuFies” alike.

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Experiment: Floating candle

The banana piano works!

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Creation of a lava lamp

Logging results

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Discussion about constructing a light bulb

Creating soap bubbles the scientific way

Collaboration between the preschool and the high school sparks interest in the sciences (STEM) among our youngest students.

by Lara Agbro (Preschool Teacher) and Dr. Anja-Daniela Ellenrieder (Upper School Teacher)

 

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