Grund- und Mittelschule an der Führichstraße 53

From the heart of Ramersdorf emerges a beacon of education. It’s the Grund- und Mittelschule an der Führichstraße 53. This grand structure, built between 1915 and 1918, isn’t just a school. It’s a living testament to Munich’s rich history. The Grund- und Mittelschule an der Führichstraße 53 stands proudly, its design a reflection of the Historismus style, thanks to the vision of Munich’s city architect, Robert Rehlen. Imagine children playing in the courtyard, their laughter echoing against the walls. Look closely, and you’ll discover a hidden gem. A Muschelkalk fountain, adorned with Emil Manz’s bronze sculpture, “Playing Bears.” The Grund- und Mittelschule an der Führichstraße 53 has nurtured young minds for generations. In the 2023/24 school year, over 542 students filled its classrooms, guided by 32 dedicated teachers. This shows the school’s vibrant community. The Grund- und Mittelschule an der Führichstraße 53 once housed both a primary and middle school. However, the middle school relocated to a new building at Strehleranger for the 2023/24 school year. The original building, with its 1933 eastern extension along Kirchseeoner Straße designed by Hermann Leitenstorfer, continues to serve the primary school. Did you know that Seren Sahin, the German-Turkish film producer and actor, once walked these halls? He is one of the many success stories that began at the Grund- und Mittelschule an der Führichstraße 53. Today, the Grund- und Mittelschule an der Führichstraße 53 remains a vital part of Ramersdorf’s identity. It’s a place where learning comes alive, where history whispers from every corner.