Schule Röthmoorweg

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Can you hear the laughter? It echoes from the playground of Schule Röthmoorweg. This unassuming primary school, nestled in Hamburg’s Schnelsen district, has been a cornerstone of the community since its official opening on November 2nd, 1973. Originally part of Schule Frohmestraße, Schule Röthmoorweg branched out to become its own entity. It started as a combined elementary, middle, and high school. The school grounds, bordered by Röthmoorweg, Dachsweg, Sellhopsweg, and Heidlohstraße, are surprisingly spacious. They cover over 24,800 square meters, providing ample room for learning and play. The construction of Schule Röthmoorweg began in 1972 with the laying of the foundation stone in February. By August 20th, 1973, four classes had already transitioned from Schule Frohmestraße, escorted by a mounted police officer, to begin their studies at the new location. Rolf Dethleff became the first headmaster of Schule Röthmoorweg. Over the years, the school has expanded and adapted to the community’s needs. Pavilions were added in 1974, followed by a specialized classroom wing in 1978. The gymnasium, a single-court hall spanning 659 square meters, was built in 1976, alongside a 323-square-meter gymnastics hall. A two-story assembly hall and administration building went up in 1989. This building was further modified in 2013 with the addition of a cafeteria. In 2007, Schule Röthmoorweg transitioned to solely a primary school. More recent updates include the renovation of the gymnasium in 2015 and the appointment of Ingo Worofka as headmaster in 2019. Today, Schule Röthmoorweg is more than just a school. It is a vibrant hub, sharing its grounds with a daycare center and the youth music school. New playground equipment, including a treehouse, balancing poles, a carousel, and a slackline, promise even more fun for the students. The dedicated staff, from the teachers to the “good spirits” working behind the scenes, create a welcoming and nurturing environment. Schule Röthmoorweg is a place where children not only learn and grow but do so with joy, a testament to its motto, “Learning and growing together with joy.”

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