Benedikt-Maria-Werkmeister-Gymnasium: Recertification as a green eel

Benedikt-Maria-Werkmeister-Gymnasium: Recertification as a green eel

Sustainable development in the field of education is more and more central. An outstanding example of this commitment in the region is the Benedikt-Maria-Werkmeister-Gymnasium in Neresheim, which was recently awarded again for its sustainable efforts. The school has received the "Grüner Aal" certificate since 2019, which rewards progress in the areas of environmental protection and environmental education.

Listing integration performance for environmental education

This year an important recertification was required. This ongoing commitment shows how seriously the school takes its environmental management system, which demands regular reviews. It is supported by the city administration of Aalen and the Aalen University of Applied Sciences, which indicates the important role of cooperation in education.

Ceremonial award with a creative start

The recertification was celebrated with a solemn event in the auditorium of the high school. The school's big band, led by Anne Ditsche, opened the celebration musically and set a festive framework. At his greeting, headmaster Günter Mößle emphasized the importance of the guests who came from various institutions to honor the school's commitment.

Committed participants appreciate the efforts

_ Greetings from Kristina Schulz from the district office Ostalbkreis and Jasmin Albert for the city of Neresheim it became clear how intensely the efforts made by students, teachers and parents are. The use for sustainable concepts at the school shows that education and environmental awareness can go hand in hand.

A concept for the future

In his laudation, Professor Dr. Ulrich Holzbaur from the Aalen University of Applied Sciences, how comprehensive the concept is behind the green eel. He got it to the point by saying: "We are all a little green eel". The recognition is particularly due to the teachers Regine Crüwell and Alexandra von Bargen, who were crucial for successful recertification.

Creative presentations of the student projects

Visitors to the celebration also had the opportunity to visit the results of the project days that had intensively dealt with the topics of sustainability and environmental protection. This work reflects the commitment of the school community and underline how important it is to involve students in the process of sustainable development.

Overall, the recertification of the Benedikt-Maria-Werkmeister-Gymnasium shows how educational institutions can take active steps towards a sustainable future. Your example is an inspiration for other schools to pursue similar concepts and contribute to environmental protection.

- Nag