Daycare and school

Five children look through colorful hoops © anatolis/istockphoto

Children looking through colorful tires © anatolis/istockphoto

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Diverse profiles of secondary schools

Kindergarten without long waiting times, elementary schools close to home, secondary schools with a variety of orientations: In ODERLAND-SPREE there is a suitable educational offer for every age. The German-Polish orientation with numerous cross-border activities is unique.

From daycare to high school graduation

In ODERLAND-SPREE there is a comprehensive and very differentiated offer. The subsequent elementary school years continue for all children until the sixth grade. All-day schools are widespread, after-school care is possible up to the fourth grade. The secondary schools - whether high school, comprehensive school or grammar school - all have their own profile and enable learning according to individual inclinations and competencies.

Little boy draws a globe © Michael Mingasow/Pixabay

EuroKita

German-Polish day care center for children from Frankfurt (Oder) and Słubice

Children learning in preschool © istockphoto

Rahn Education

Campus at the Spreebogen in Fürstenwalde/Spree with offers from the Kita to the school conclusion

Crayons and sharpeners © Rudy and Peter Skitterians/Pixabay

Crayons in many colors © Rudy and Peter Skitterians/Pixabay

Protestant Johanniter Schools Wriezen

Primary school and high school

Campus of the Carl Friedrich Gauss Municipal High School in Frankfurt (Oder)

Carl Friedrich Gauß Municipal High School

Mathematical-scientifictechnical special school and STEM excellence center in Frankfurt (Oder)

Students experiment © Hero Images/istockphoto

Carl Bechstein High School

With open all-day programs and performance and gifted classes in Erkner

Historical building of the Theodor-Fontane-Gymnasium in Strausberg © Andreas Prinz Fotografie

Theodor-Fontane-Gymnasium

With its own planetarium, state-of-the-art equipment and sports facilities in Strausberg

The Carl-Friedrich-Gauß-Gymnasium is a mathematics, science and technology special school of the state of Brandenburg and is certified as a STEM Excellence Center in the Federal Republic of Germany.
The college has developed pedagogical guidelines for its concept-related work, at the center of which is the holistic promotion of interested, gifted and highly talented children and adolescents, especially in the mathematical-scientific-technical field.
DR. RITA LANGE | headmistress of the municipal high school Carl Friedrich Gauß in Frankfurt (Oder),
Mathematical-scientific-technical special school and STEM Excellence Center

Technical education © Phynart Studio/istockphoto

European School OSZ Oder-Spree

Oberstufenzentrum with vocational orientation in Fürstenwalde/Spree and Eisenhüttenstadt

OSZ Märkisch-Oderland

Further school-leaving qualifications at the Oberstufenzentrum in Strausberg and Seelow

Girls at fair boxing competition © people images/istockphoto

Sports School Frankfurt (Oder)

Elite school of sport with Olympic base

Lord Mayor René Wilke (right) and responsible employees of the city administration with the group of trainees and students who will start their training or studies in the city administration of Frankfurt (Oder) in 2024. © Stadt Frankfurt (Oder)

04.09.2024 | Frankfurt (Oder)

Start training and studying at the city administration

On Monday, September 2, 2024, Lord Mayor René Wilke welcomed 17 young men and women who will begin their training or dual studies at the city administration of Frankfurt (Oder) with immediate effect or from October. The trainees and students will complete the practical part of their training or studies in the specialist offices of the municipal administration or in the rescue station and at Frankfurt (Oder) Hospital.

11.12.2024 | 16:15 | Frankfurt (Oder)

Unlimited supply - researchers present anthology on cross-border services of general interest

Scientists from the Viadrina Center B/ORDERS IN MOTION and the University of Potsdam have researched how fire protection, emergency services, local transport and other public services are organized across borders. On Wednesday, December 11, 4:15 p.m., they will present their findings for the German-Polish border region at the European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder).

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