Here stands Stadtteilschule Meiendorf, a place of growth. It offers a unique educational journey for its students. Stadtteilschule Meiendorf is more than just classrooms and books. It is a community.
As the smallest Stadtteilschule in northeast Hamburg, it provides a family atmosphere. This allows children the space they need. The school is an open all-day school. It offers a wide range of activities beyond regular lessons.
The Stadtteilschule Meiendorf values close support and guidance. This ensures a successful and fulfilling school life. The school strives to ensure that every child is supported. They are supported according to their needs and strengths. This gives them the best possible conditions for their development.
The multiprofessional team at Stadtteilschule Meiendorf consists of dedicated teachers. Social workers and other specialists work hand in hand. They work to achieve the school’s educational goals. This close cooperation ensures holistic care. It also ensures support for every child.
The four principles of learning together are central. These are a learning-promoting classroom climate and individualization. Democratization and a feedback culture are also included. These are core components of the pedagogical approach. Other focuses are project-based learning. The “Your performance counts!” concept is central to the school.
In its graduating classes and upper school level, Stadtteilschule Meiendorf offers a wide range of opportunities. Students can set individual priorities. They prepare students specifically for the demands of professional and academic life.
The relocation of grades 9-13 to a new location splits the Stadtteilschule Meiendorf spatially. A Hamburger Klassenhaus was built to relieve the school. It was built to facilitate the move to the new location. The Klassenhaus at Schierenberg 50 has been used by the upper school since August 2023.
The new building offers group rooms and classrooms. They are visible from the hallway. Inviting work furniture furnish the rooms. The design and layout of the Klassenhaus features generous hallways. These usable areas have work niches and presentation spaces. Different seating options offer an inviting atmosphere. They provide this for lessons and breaks.
Planning includes two construction phases for Stadtteilschule Meiendorf. Construction at Schierenberg 50 is scheduled to begin in 2025. Completion is planned for the second quarter of 2027. Construction at Deepenhorn 1 is scheduled to begin in 2027. Completion is planned for the second quarter of 2029.
The relocation of grades 9-13 presents organizational and pedagogical challenges. Stadtteilschule Meiendorf aims to strengthen cohesion and identity. It also wants to strengthen the school’s self-image. The school community comes together regularly at meeting places. Joint events strengthen the exchange between both locations. Sports festivals and open days offer joint external representation. Both locations have meeting points for the entire staff. The sense of belonging is clearly expressed in the design. This is achieved through color schemes, entrance signs, and building design. Cross-grade project ideas create contact. They also create exchange between the grades. The profile is used as a cross-grade medium that creates identification. Both locations present the joint school in the entrance area.
Stadtteilschule Meiendorf currently has around 780 students. English is offered from grade 5. French is offered from grade 7. Spanish is offered from grades 7 and 11. The school prepares students for DELE Spanish language certificates.
Carsten Bliesener is the headmaster of Stadtteilschule Meiendorf. The school’s address is Deepenhorn 1, 22145 Hamburg. The phone number is 040 428 93 08 0. The email address is stadtteilschule-meiendorf@bsb.hamburg.de.
As you stand here, consider the thousands of students who have passed through these halls. Each has contributed to the rich tapestry of Stadtteilschule Meiendorf.