Musical School

Our school The Georg-Kerschensteiner-Schule is an

integrative primary school in a district called Limes. Children with and without a disability live and learn here together. At the moment 225 children from 32 nations are taught by 26 teachers. Differentiation and individual learning are forming our lessons. Learning with delight and acting friendly with each other are important characteristics of our school climate.

Our conceptThe Georg-Kerschensteiner-Schule is a school

with a special diversity. The community has to be formed newly every day. Every child in our school district is welcome to

our school. Every child with its different abilities and needs is

being educated.Social learning is a very important keystone in our

school. Learning together, playing, making music, living, celebrating, looking for new ways, solving conflicts can only work out, when we are open for others and take time for each other.

Musical SchoolSince the school year 2005/2006 our school has the title „Musical primary school“. We all know the positive effect of music on children. That is why children in our school have the possibility to learn different instruments like flute, violin or clarinet or they can sing in a choir. Besides, we offer drumming and dancing lessons.

Corporate education 

We are an integrative primary school. All children living in the district Limes with a disability or a special need come to our school. That makes it possible for them to take part in life, learning and playing in their city.

We believe that corporate education is a challenge and enrichment for everybody.

Without marks  Since 1993 the students at our school get

exclusively verbal school reports. For us it is very important that the teachers support every child with its own individual learning capability.

Schwalbach - pictures

Marketplace

Old-Schwalbach

View towards Frankfurt

Information about the townSchwalbach am Taunus lies on the southeastern slope of the Taunus Mountains, only 12 kilometers from Frankfurt, the center of the Rhine-Main Region. The city therefore enjoys the best of transportation connections, but still has a prime, quiet location on the edge of the Upper Taunus Nature Reserve. In 1970, Schwalbach am Taunus became a city. Its center, which contains the city hall, community building, and numerous shops surrounding the market square, also connects Old Schwalbach with the new part of the city. Around 15.000 people from over 80 nations today live in Schwalbach am Taunus. Copyright by Hanna Korde