We are delighted to announce that the inclusive daycare center of the city of Unkel has made it to the finals of the German Daycare Center Award(https://www.deutscher-kita-preis.de). Only eight finalists were selected from a total of 600 applications and the daycare center is one of the chosen ones.


As a training center for educators, we are delighted with this success, as it underlines the high quality and commitment of Inklusives Kita Unkel. The final will take place in Berlin at the end of November and we are keeping our fingers crossed for a successful outcome.

For more information, please visit the official website of the Inclusive Daycare Center Unkel: https://kita-unkel.de and the article in the Generalanzeiger Bonn “Finalist of “Daycare Center of the Year”: What makes the kindergarten in
Unkel one of the eight best daycare centers”(https://ga.de/region/siebengebirge/kreis-neuwied/deutscher-kita-preis-inklusive-kita-unkel-im-finale_aid-134050801)

We are proud of this great achievement and wish the daycare center every success.

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The BVJ-S took third place in this year’s “Tabula Rasa” campaign in Neuwied and was delighted to receive prize money of 400 euros.

The award ceremony took place last Tuesday and was attended by Ms. Raabe and two dedicated BVJ-S students. The award was presented personally by District Administrator Achim Hallerbach, who recognized the special achievements of the participants.

“Tabula Rasa” is an annual campaign organized by Neuwied Waste Management in which schools take part in a waste collection campaign to protect the environment in their immediate surroundings.

Almost 80 pupils from the BVJ-S took part in this competition. The six classes and their teachers collected a considerable amount of garbage on the school grounds and in the surrounding area, including very special items such as shopping carts, an old table football game, car tires, clothing and even engine oil. The students were very surprised that there are people who simply dispose of such dangerous waste in the forest, even though environmental protection is so important in Germany.

The school community at BBS Alice Salomon is proud of this success and is looking forward to using the prize money for environmentally friendly projects or activities in the BVJ-S. Congratulations to everyone involved for this great achievement!

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On April 23, 5 students from BF1d were honored in the state parliament in Mainz for 2nd place in the student and youth competition of the State Center for Political Education.

Their mini-podcaston the topic of LGBTQ+, created in ethics lessons under the supervision of Ms. Podsiadly, won over the jury. As part of a digital exhibition, it can now be heard on the website of the state parliament.

The entire class, accompanied by class teachers Ms. Schilk-Steinhaus and Ms. Stinner, used this opportunity to take a trip to Mainz. While the winners attended the award ceremony in the plenary hall of the state parliament, the rest of the class visited the Gutenberg Museum. At the end of the day, the whole class enjoyed an ice cream

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Photo: © State Chancellery RLP/ Pulkowski

Youth engagement competition 2018

The competition, which was jointly launched by Minister President Malu Dreyer and the Bertelsmann Stiftung, aims to encourage young people to get involved in politics and society. Dr. Katarina Barley, Federal Youth Minister, Dr. Stefanie Hubig, Minister of Education, and Dr. Brigitte Mohn, member of the Bertelsmann Stiftung Executive Board, presented the awards to the winners.

HBFS 17 b receives award

The quiet room at our school in Neuwied was honored. The HBFS 17 b class at the Alice Salomon School in Neuwied set up a quiet room in their school. It is equipped with sofas, tables, chairs, bookshelves and functioning WLAN.

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We take responsibility

With their project Expansion of learning spacesn they will design the corridor of the HBFS wing so that future generations can benefit from it.

In this way, one generation of students takes responsibility for the next generation.

Vivienne and Lisa’s class is already benefiting from the commitment of previous pupils who renovated and redesigned their classroom. Their class teacher Renate Sieh and their teacher in the subject Responsibility Doris Schulte-Schwering are extremely proud of the two pupils.

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Wow, pride spreads among us. We grin at each other with satisfaction and shake the last of the soil off our hands, pants, T-shirts and shovels. Harald smiles contentedly, Heidi sleeps through this great moment in the car. Despite this incredible number.

But from the beginning:

We are budding social assistants from the HBFS 20A class in Neuwied who took part in the Rhineland-Palatinate state youth engagement competition and won. We developed, discussed and rejected many different ideas and ultimately decided how we wanted to work for the good of our community: “We put down roots – youth forges ahead!”.

The aim of our commitment was to make an active contribution to the reforestation of a section of forest that was completely destroyed by the bark beetle last year.

For two days from 9 am to 3 pm, we removed the top layer of humus, dug holes with our spades, removed stubborn roots and blackberry hedges, knelt in the soil, carefully planted the tree seedlings and filled the holes with soil. To protect the delicate branches, a plant guard had to be attached around each individual plant. But take a look at the pictures for yourself.

Perhaps you now feel like getting stuck in and not just talking all the time. Then get in touch with us. We will be happy to put you in touch with Harald, the forester responsible in Dierdorf. He was happy to see that young people see the problems of our time and are tackling them. He explains that this is now also “… our forest and we can watch it grow.”

As a class, we not only found it very satisfying to do something important and meaningful, but also to finally be able to do something together, laugh, eat pizza and feel the sun on our faces all day.

Of course, we also got to know the older dog Heidi, who was always keeping an eye on us.

The HBFS 20A and Mrs. Holle

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