Creativity and adventure: Project week at St. Josef-Gymnasium!

Creativity and adventure: Project week at St. Josef-Gymnasium!

At the St. Josef-Gymnasium in Dingelstädt, things get down to business! Today the project week starts under the exciting motto "Let's go! Let’s go! Vamos! Allez-Y!". The pupils are invited to live out their creativity and to express themselves through practical work in various subject areas. Exciting areas such as sports and healthy eating, natural sciences and technology as well as creativity and nature are available. In total, you can choose from 13 projects, including popular formats such as "wool world", "construct and print 3D models" as well as "Programming robots", such as Thueringer-allgemeine.de reports.

The feedback from the students is consistently positive! Johannes and Clara from the 8th grade were enthusiastic about the practical content and the opportunity to make the school year so creative. Headmistress Evelin Schotte-Grebenstein emphasizes how important the further development of the project format is in order to enable students to learn a varied learning. At the end of the week everyone is invited to admire the results of the group work in a solemn presentation, followed by a word service on the picturesque Kerbsche Berg.

versatile events in the Eichsfeld

Not only in Dingelstädt is offered something! In Mengelrode, a fun fair with colorful events will take place from July 17th to 21st, which include a cup tournament and lively dance music. Another highlight is the reopening of the Catholic parish church of St. Andreas in Tisteutations on August 17, which is celebrated after renovation work with a festive pontifical service and a subsequent parish festival.

For all those who are interested in health and well-being, the Eichsfeld clinic offers a free house nursing course for caring relatives from October 20 to November 17. In addition, a blue light day invites you to get to know professions in the field of protection and security better. If you love nature, you can go on a hike with the naturopath Elke Kusum Hanstein on July 11th and learn more about the health of the cherry tree.

educational trips and voluntary services for young people

and education is not neglected! In the first school week of the new school year, the students of grade 8 go to England. Housed in host families, you can explore the Southwalish coastal towns of Whitstable and Herne Bay, while two day trips to London and a visit to Canterbury are on the program. The students have the opportunity to experience sights such as the St. Paul’s Cathedral or the Big Ben up close. This trip is also used to prepare for an oral examination in English, which replaces the first class work, as [https://www.kapu-bocholt.de/üchtricht-gebote/fahrten) explains.

For all those who also want to get involved internationally, there is the European solidarity corps. Young people aged 17 and over can take the opportunity to get involved in social projects abroad. Voluntary tasks take on children's homes or for refugee projects and not only receive a fundamental assumption of costs, but also many supporting offers, as [https://www.bundes- Region.de/breg-de/Eu-jugend-prrograms-schule-2002784) describes.

Overall, there is a colorful picture in the Eichsfeld, where both educational offers and local events ensure variety and commitment. The projects and activities stand for a community that is both creatively and socially active - a truly inviting cooperation!