Open day: insights into the Lilienfeld high school

Open day: insights into the Lilienfeld high school

Last weekend, an open house took place at the Lilienfeld grammar school, which attracted numerous visitors. Students, parents and interested parties had the opportunity to gain a detailed insight into the educational approaches and modern learning methods of the school.

The high school, which is located in the historical walls of the Lilienfeld Abbey, showed impressively that traditional learning can also be designed exciting. Director Josef Heindl and his team warmly received the guests. Among those present included Hermine Dangl, director of Raiffeisenbank, and Lilienfeld's Vice Mayor Christian Buxhofer, who highlighted the school's commitment.

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The school presented itself as a place where not only is prepared for the Matura, but where students like to spend their time. The organizers informed about various school projects and activities that aim to support the promotion of the individuality and creativity of the students. Particular attention was paid to the integration of the latest technology in the classroom in order to increase learning motivation.

In addition, visitors have used the opportunity to exchange ideas with teachers and ask questions. The offer of a personal conversation was lively, which illustrated the positive response among the parents and students.

The mayor of Hainfeld, Albert Pitterle, emphasized the importance of education for the region in his speech. He emphasized that the high school could serve as a model for other schools, especially as far as innovative teaching methods and a motivated teaching staff are concerned.

The elementary school director Claudia Auer and educational advisor Florian Damböck joined the positive remarks and underlined the advantages that an apprenticeship at the Lilienfeld grammar school has. They agreed that close cooperation between schools was necessary in order to prepare the students as best as possible for the challenges of the future.

Overall, the open house was a complete success, since it focused on both the community and the school ambitions of recent years. The school community is proud of its success and remains to continue to offer a stimulating learning environment in which pupils are happy to learn.