Open day: Paul-Schneider-Gymnasium invites parents!

Open day: Paul-Schneider-Gymnasium invites parents!

The Paul-Schneider-Gymnasium in Meisenheim has a lot planned: On Friday, November 8th, the school will open its doors for an open day. From 8:45 a.m. to 1 p.m., parents of elementary school students are especially invited to take a look behind the scenes of the Protestant-run facility. The Rheinpfalz reports that there is a varied program on offer for visitors.

The event begins with central information events at 9 and 11 a.m., at which important content about the school type and the educational offerings will be conveyed. Parents and their children can then get to know the school better on tours. Particularly exciting are the hands-on activities in the natural sciences and technology areas, which provide a vivid impression of the practical applications at the high school.

Insight into everyday school life

Another highlight is the insight into lessons in levels 5 to 7. Here parents can see firsthand how the students are taught and what topics are on the curriculum. The presentations from working groups and excursions round off the offering and show the diverse opportunities that the Paul-Schneider-Gymnasium has to offer.

Of course, discussions should not be missed: the staff, students and representatives of the school parents' council and the student council are available to visitors to answer questions and exchange ideas. On this day, parents and students have the opportunity to get a comprehensive picture of the school community, which is described as quite familiar and open.

The concept of all-day school

A central aspect that affects more and more schools is the concept of all-day school. These not only offer high-quality school education, but also promote the compatibility of family and work. The Education Server emphasizes that qualified staff and a clear pedagogical concept are important prerequisites for further improving the quality of education.

From 2026, a legal right to all-day support and care for children of primary school age will be introduced. This underlines the trend towards more all-day offers. In the last 15 years, the GTS balance sheet has changed, and relevant studies show that all-day schools also have to react to the heterogeneity of the student body.

The Paul-Schneider-Gymnasium therefore also offers insights into the various working groups and projects that are available to the students. Schools are increasingly working with multi-professional teams to optimize the development of their offerings and meet the individual needs of students.

Be there and find out about the exciting opportunities that the Paul-Schneider-Gymnasium has in store for your children. This makes the open day a real highlight in school life and there is certainly a lot to discover!