Christmas market of the Schramberg vocational school: a festive success!

Christmas market of the Schramberg vocational school: a festive success!

Schramberg, Deutschland - in Schramberg there is a pre -Christmas mood! The cafeteria of vocational schools was already working hard this morning, because the highly expected school Christmas market was just around the corner. At eight o'clock in the morning, the preparations began, led by Lisa Winterhalter and caretaker Manfred Schneider, diligently built up stands and tables. The Christmas market offered a variety of homemade treats and creative products that the students could present. The diverse delicacies such as waffles, cookies as well as traditional Afghan and Ukrainian specialties were particularly eye -catching. The visitors were enthusiastic about the festive atmosphere and the successful organization, as NRWZ.de reported.

While the Schramberg students successfully celebrated their Christmas market, a new cafeteria opened in Herford in the vocational school center on Hermannstrasse. Around 3,000 pupils are taught here every day, the culinary needs of which have so far only been served to a limited extent. The new cafeteria, which was built for 9.8 million euros, can host up to 200 guests in daily operation. At special events, it even offers space for double. The cafeteria is not only a cozy place for eating, but was also designed environmentally friendly, with a green roof and a photovoltaic system, as reported by Westphalia. In addition, the culinary offer is enriched by regional products and sustainable dishes, which the school community appreciates very much.

a festival for the senses in two places

The school community in Schramberg and the new Mensa company in Herford are in a fascinating contrast. While Schramberg celebrates the anticipation of the holidays with his traditional Christmas market, Herford relies on modern facilities that meet the needs of a large student body. Both facilities show how important it is not only to offer the students good learning, but also a pleasant environment for their breaks and leisure, in order to improve the quality of their school days.

The solemn event in Schramberg has contributed to filling the pre -Christmas season with life and joy, while the new conditions in Herford point to a future -oriented planning that students offer numerous advantages. Such developments raise awareness of the importance of school communities and their needs.