Our grammar school offers a wide variety of activities, integrated within the school day as well as extra-curricular.

A student's entire potential is uncovered. For us proper education means there is time for individual support and a diverse array of ways to spend the freetime.

A big emphasis regarding our activities is put on the Freie Jugendkunstschule. Located on the school campus, the Freie Jugendkunstschule is a music school, whose repertoire of programmes include teaching an instrument, lessons in singing, orchestra and bands. But also courses covering topics of visual art like movie production. Those activities are not only restricted to the afternoon, either, but may also take place integrated into the regular school day, if agreed upon.

Our guiding principle

MIT MIR - with me

We focus on the individual student. They receive support based on their specific strengths and weaknesses.

For well over 20 years the Waldenburg Grammar School have been supporting international students on their way to the Abitur. The relationship to schools in China, Vietnam and Korea are especially nurtured. Every year they send some of their students to Waldenburg to spend their school career with us.

• final exam Abitur – highest scholastic degree, that is obtainable in Germany (comparable to A-Levels)
• permission for studies at a German college or university
• lessons in German as foreign language
• integration within the class
• 22 students per class at most

Requirements for international students

• graduation of the 9th or 10th grade in the home country
• basic to good knowledge in German language
• very good knowledge in English language
• good to very good grades over all

… for younger students with parental residence in Germany

• last report card from the home country
• proof of residence and proof of work by the parents
• residence visa
• verification of insurance