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Creative farewell boards: Students create art for Bad Kreuznach's farm
Graduating classes from Bad Kreuznach design creative boards as a symbolic farewell to their school days in the district administration courtyard.
Creative farewell boards: Students create art for Bad Kreuznach's farm
In Bad Kreuznach, saying goodbye to school is celebrated in a creative way. Students from the graduating classes of the Don Bosco School, Alfred Delp School and the Sonnenberg School in Langenlonsheim have designed impressive panels that can now be admired in the district administration courtyard. This initiative brings a breath of fresh air to the authority's often somewhat dreary "washed concrete charm" of the 1970s, as Nahe News reports.
District Administrator Bettina Dickes (CDU) was enthusiastic about the creative works and warmly thanked the students. These plaques are much more than just decoration; They symbolize the end of an important phase of life and the diverse experiences of the students during their time at school. Dickes emphasized that the new panels represent a valuable addition to the administration's yard and thus also create a connection to the artistic diversity in the district.
Creative expressions
With their colorful motifs and sayings, the boards reflect the students' thoughts and inspirations. Such creative projects are not only a way to design the space, but also develop important skills. As Antenne KH states, these works of art are an expression of the young people's creative talents and show what they have learned during their time at school.
Incorporating artistic activities into the classroom plays a crucial role in student development. Studies show that art stimulates creative thinking and strengthens cognitive and emotional skills. [Art as Science](https://kunst-als- Wissenschaft.de/kunst-und-paedagogik-kunst-im-lehren/) emphasizes that exposure to various art forms strengthens students' ability to express themselves and helps them process emotions. Creative projects such as the farewell plaques in the Bad Kreuznach district not only promote artistic skills, but also strengthen the sense of community among the students.
Finally, some well-preserved plaques from past classes remain in the district administration courtyard to promote continuity and creative exchange between the year groups. This connection reminds everyone of the journey they took together during their school years and underlines the importance of art in everyday school life.
With these impressive works, the young artists show that a creative farewell to school can not only be beautiful, but also meaningful. And so the district administration yard becomes a lively place that reflects the diversity and creativity of the next generation.