Wilhelm Raabe School Lüneburg

Another building by the architect Richard Kampf, also in the Feldstrasse. Built 1906 -1908.The Wilhelm Raabe School (WRS) is a municipal high school in the Hanseatic and University City Lüneburg in Lower Saxony. The school was founded in 1830 as a private secondary school for girls, has been under municipal administration since 1875 and was converted from 1971-1972 by girls' high school to high school for boys and girls. The name of the school refers to the writer Wilhelm Raabe. The WRS, which is located south of the old town in the district of Rotes Feld, is visited by about 1,100 pupils and is between four and six years old.The current focus of the linguistic Gymnasium are foreign languages ​​and the mathematical-scientific area, in addition special focuses such as the brass classes, early French lessons and various activities as a UNESCO project school in the areas of "people and the environment," "Understanding of the peoples" and "intercultural Learn". As a model school, the Wilhelm-Raabe-Schule has been active in climate protection and environmental protection since the early 1990s, for example by covering about one fifth of the need for electricity with self-built solar systems.
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The Wilhelm Raabe School is one of the oldest grammar schools in Lüneburg and is located near the center. The school was recognized as a "UNESCO project school" and was awarded the "German Climate Prize". She attaches particular importance to the language training of the students. Among other things, bilingual classes are offered.
At the graduation ceremony, students are awarded the "Wilhelm Raabe Prize" for their social, academic and extracurricular commitment. The prize comes with a EUR 200 book or Lüneburg voucher.schulen.de/schulen/wilhelm-raabe-schule-lueneburg-8944

An insider tip, although a not so small gem - that is the Wilhelm Raabe School in Lüneburg. The many battlements, gables and turrets of the imposing building, which towers over its neighbors, are already apparent from afar. Inside as well as outside, the large house awaits with imposing neo-Gothic details, lovingly designed decorations and classically beautiful suites and rooms.The Wilhelm Raabe School has existed in its basic form, as a secondary school for girls or daughters, since 1831. In that year, Carl Heinrich Oltrogge created the first public educational institute for women in Lüneburg.lueneplaner.de/alle-ategories/wilhelm-raabe-schule