Friday, October 23rd, 2026: Regular Schedule

Dear School Community,

We’re happy to let you know that the water main break has been repaired, and all classes will run on their regular schedule today.

We look forward to seeing everyone at school today.

Thank you again for your patience and understanding!

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Liebe Schulgemeinschaft,

wir freuen uns, Ihnen mitteilen zu können, dass der Wasserrohrbruch repariert wurde und der Unterricht heute wieder nach dem regulären Stundenplan stattfindet.

Wir freuen uns, heute alle wieder in der Schule zu sehen.

Vielen Dank noch einmal für Ihre Geduld und Ihr Verständnis!

Start of the Science program in the Elementary School – The ‟Children’s University”

2019-10-09 18:33

For the 16^th time, the GISW held its ‟Children’s University” as the start of the science program in the Elementary School. About 40 fourth graders came to the science building of the upper school to be introduced to the subject of Natural Sciences. Mr. Lommert showed them how to make toothpaste for elephants and blow up balloons with a loud bang in multicolored flames. Dr. Ellenrieder introduced the students to the school mouse “Einstein” and showed them what biology is about. Mr. Seesing made wires glow and created magical flames.

Following this introduction, students were eager to do their own experiments. Safety goggles and lab coats were obligatory - and also cool.

We all agreed: "This makes learning fun!"

by A. Pence, M. Ascencio and S. Colopy


_{_{Mr. Lommert experiments with special air ballons.}}	_{Students are preparing for a loud bang.}

_{Mr. Seesing is showing magic air ballons.}	_{Adina C., Elisa B. and Talia P. are learning about the material they will use for their experiment.}

_{Gordon L. , Lukas A. and Katja G. adding baking soda to the prepare mixture.}	_{Isabella H. , Luli B., Kaitlyn K. and Emme P. are well prepared and ready for their experiment.}

Mateo B. and Joshua P. are following the instructions.	Ana T. and Zareen B. are observing if the citrus concentration is dissolving in water.