Category: School

The "old town hall glowed orange on monday evening, the smell of sausage drifted across the marketplace. Whoever thought the living advent calendar had already started was mistaken. Rather, it was a very serious topic.

The zonta club in herzogenaurach wanted to support the UN campaign "orange the world" with a high-profile campaign support and make a statement to end violence against women and girls. To the sound of whistles, the "piranha social club samba band" under the direction of alberto parmigiani lieb sounded her drums.

The final event of the "lese-kompass" reading program was recently held at the langendorf bookstore. For the past two years, elementary school students from the johannis-petri-schule langendorf have been meeting regularly with employees of the bookstore, who have accompanied the students with reading challenges and introduced them to the exciting world of books. At the end of the day, the children of the 2. All-day class with its head teacher evi nerreter in the parish hall. First, the children were invited by carolin karner, an employee of kob langendorf, to come with her to the parish garden to listen to the reading story "the olchis alone at home" by erhard dietl. The next item on the program was a reading rally, which also took place in the parish garden, and the children obviously had a lot of fun. Afterwards, the children had to prove their rhyming skills by replacing missing words in a text. At the end, the children created matching coloring pictures. Since the first grade, the children came to the bookstore of langendorf, packed with their green backpacks, in order to participate in the prepared class tours. Now all children are "bib-fit", because from now on they are able to choose media on their own. The schoolchildren now know how the lending desk works and how the media are set up in a bookstore. As a small gift at the end of the reading requirement course, the children received some subes and a compass, with the help of which they will be able to find their way to the library on their own in the future.

"What lasts long becomes good. There is hardly a project where this is so true." with these words, district administrator thomas bold opened the ceremonies for the official groundbreaking for the new vocational training center (BBZ) in munnerstadt. Ten years ago, the issue was raised for the first time, he recalled. Then it was first a question of whether there would be a general renovation or a new building. In 2013, manfred steigerwald from caritas schulen ggmbh approached the district again and then the district council decided to transfer the academy for social pedagogy and the vocational school for geriatric care to the caritas schulen. "Then the conditions for the new building had to be created", according to the district administrator. That was first of all the procurement of the building site. An area close to the city was found, thanks to the augustinians, who sold the site. The plans were coordinated with the partner, in the meantime rudolf hofmann was managing director of the caritas schools.

Thomas bold praised the caritas diozesanverband with domkapitular clemens bieber, as well as the government of lower franconia, which was represented by gustav eirich, responsible for the schools, for the "excellent support" . The cooperation with the city of munnerstadt had also been excellent, especially with regard to the parking lots and the access road. A traffic circle is planned. The school management of the BBZ has also worked very actively together with the colleagues. He regretted very much that harry koch was present at the groundbreaking ceremony, but would no longer be in office when the school moved in. The district administrator also singled out the architect professor gunther benkert, who had won the architectural competition. "I am pleased that the groundbreaking ceremony marks the official start of the work", said the district administrator. But he also asked the neighbors for understanding. "It will not always be without noise and dust."

At the diamond wedding last thursday, the group of people was probably a little more manageable than 60 years ago on the 20. September 1958, when hermann and lissi dinkel were still getting married in their own registry office in the then independent municipality of beiersdorf. God's blessing followed in the st.-matthaus church in neuses by pastor otto ress. 60 years ago, it was quite common to celebrate large family parties in one's own house, which was naturally full to bursting. Cooking women were there who had been specially hired. The mobels were jerked so that there was space.

Hermann dinkel arrived on 21. March 1937 in schottenstein to the world. Lissi dinkel's birth was on the 4th. February 1937 in beiersdorf. Hermann started an apprenticeship as a baker in coburg at the age of 17. Lissi worked on her parents' farm after attending elementary school. In later years she worked for a large coburg insurance company. Hermann dinkel had to give up baking due to a flour allergy and was then employed at a textile wholesaler in coburg until his retirement.

The county has decided where the new location of the vocational training center will be. The choice fell on the seminary site, announced district administrator thomas bold on tuesday in a press interview at the munnerstadt vocational training center.

The district council is planning investments of around 20 million euros. The future students of the academy for social pedagogy and the technical school for social work will also have to pay the costs the care of the elderly, the caritas, participate, bold communicated.

At the end, there is much applause for the new acting and musical talent at the dr.-robbach elementary school. No, they don’t have the jitters, say the girls and boys in unison about half an hour before the performance of their game of spiked lamb.
Wednesday night’s performance in front of parents, siblings, grandmas and grandpas wasn’t their first. Before that, they’ve already performed three times. "The third and fourth classes have been begging for an encore", remembers kiara hoffmann, who plays a messenger in the play. Her co-star jasmin bergmann was so happy that she even had tears in her eyes. The children from the first and second grade were also happy about the performance, but the way they showed it was different. "They laughed with joy", recalls principal pia loffler, who rehearsed the play with the students and also directed it. Naturally, some of the young actors were a bit irritated at first. "We wondered if maybe one of us hadn’t put on his costume properly", reports kiara hoffmann. But that was not the case.
Before their last performance, hardly anyone had real stage fright, but almost everyone was a little bit excited. But the performance could well have been a washout. Toni bauersfeld, who plays the king, had been injured in the morning. A laceration on the head that bled pretty badly. "I thought I would not be able to perform anymore", reports the boy. Luckily, everything turned out to be only half as bad as it seemed. And to make sure that all the children kept their voices heard, pia loffler handed out masses of sage candy.

Rehearsed for six months
the girls and boys rehearsed diligently for about half a year. They were supported by eight musicians under the direction of larissa von glasenapp. The children also worked hard on the stage design. It shows a castle with two towers and a rough archway through which the king and queen (julia rosenstock) and the entire court enter the stage. "You can even climb up the tower", reports jasmin bergmann. Bending over the crenellations of the tower, she pronounced the curse in the role of the wicked fairy donatella, after which the thorny rustles on her 15. The idea of falling over dead after being pricked by a needle on his birthday. The scene is accompanied by a deafening roar from the musicians. The good fairy isabella (emelie hofmann) finally alleviates the curse into a hundred year sleep, in which dornroschen and the entire court shall fall. "I wished for the role of the good fairy", reports emelie hofmann. Firstly because it is a beautiful role and because there was not so much text to learn", explains the girl.
Amelie kraus plays the rough mother. A mother in thorns? The answer is simple. As the grandmother, she narrates the frame story in which her two grandchildren (monika batz and linda gack) get terribly bored and embark together on a journey through the marche. The perfect illusion of a rose-covered fairy-tale castle is created by real rose scent "we got it from the organic food store", reports principal pia loffler. In the end, as we all know, the marchen ends well. The prince (tina kraub) marries his thornroschen (luisa subat) and the cake boy (katharina hofmann) receives the slap in the face that the cook (chiara mikulovic) started 100 years ago.

Between the seinsheim vineyards and the rain overflow basin, the community owns a flat area of half an acre. She now wants to grow a spruce crop on part of it. "This will give us christmas trees for the community," said mayor heinz dorsch, commenting on the decision at the meeting of the seinsheim town council.

Another topic is about trees: similar to the municipality of willanzheim, the municipality of seinsheim is also threatened with trouble because of the care of the middle forest, mayor dorsch reported to the municipal council on monday. The grant for this year is in jeopardy. In seinsheim, too, the issue is about driving through the forest. At the moment, it is still being examined, explained dorsch.