School chronicles reveal bizarre stories from Kempenich and Spessart!

School chronicles reveal bizarre stories from Kempenich and Spessart!

Kempenich, Deutschland - The school chronicles of Kempenich and Spessart reveal funny and bizarre facts from a past when a school existed in every village in the Brohltal. These reviews not only provide insights into the history of education, but also in the everyday life of the time that seems unimaginable.

One of the most remarkable decree from 1897 was the call to no longer booked books and booklets with wire. The dangers of injuries and the rapid decay of the school books were reason enough to end this controversial practice. A real wake -up call to the school supervisory authorities to ensure the safety of the students! During the hiking through the past centuries, the regulations of 1901, which classified the learning of the letter writing as essential. This was necessary due to the dramatically growing number of unacceptable mailing items.

health and prayer: insights into school time

A decree of June 7, 1907 addressed the importance of movement for students. In order to avoid health problems due to the constant sitting, it was recommended to carry out exercises outdoors even on gymnastics -free days, which should promote the positive attitude of the students. Such health promotion measures testify to the awareness of the well -being of children at the time.

1912 Averted the relief of the students from religious holidays: At Maria Lichtmess and Mary Annunciation, the children were allowed to tails the lessons for the service - a remarkable permission that shows how much the religious traditions were integrated into everyday life at the time. The school hikes of the 1920s were also an experience in themselves: well over 40 kilometers were covered in eventful excursions, including extensive foot marches through the idyllic nature of the Wiedtal.