Reinhold-Otto-Grundschule

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Ever wondered about a school with its own student budget? The Reinhold-Otto-Grundschule is just such a place.

Located in the quiet residential area of Westend in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf this school is more than just a building. It’s a vibrant community striving for inclusivity and democratic values.

The Reinhold-Otto-Grundschule was built in 1910. It’s gradually expanding to accommodate more students. Currently half its students don’t have German as their first language. The school actively works to support these students with a “Welcome Class” for those with little or no German. This class focuses on intensive language acquisition preparing students to join regular classes as soon as possible.

But the Reinhold-Otto-Grundschule is unique. Its commitment to inclusion extends beyond language support. The school has a student budget a truly remarkable initiative. Students themselves decide how to spend the money. Recently they chose a trampoline for the playground.

The school also emphasizes democratic practices. Each class holds weekly class council meetings. Students participate in discussions resolving conflicts or planning events. They even have assigned roles like timekeeper or moderator. This trains them in democratic dialogue.

Beyond the classroom the school fosters creativity. A large theatre project involved all students teachers and many parents. The performance attracted over a thousand guests. This joint effort continues to shape the positive atmosphere at the Reinhold-Otto-Grundschule.

The school’s dedication is also evident in its commitment to the “Musical Elementary School” concept. Music is integrated into all subjects. This creates a stimulating learning environment.

The Reinhold-Otto-Grundschule is more than just a school. It is a dynamic space where students learn not only subjects but also valuable social and democratic skills. It shows the power of inclusive education. It proves the value of empowering students. Its commitment to its community is inspiring. Its dedication to inclusion and democracy is a testament to its unique approach to education.

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