We are a community school operating from 9am to 12pm on Saturday mornings during the school year. The school offers classes for German language and DACHL (Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Liechtenstein) cultures and has about 160 students from kindergarten to upper high school, currently in about 12 classes. The German Saturday School has been operating […]
Thanks to all who contributed in some way to our Annual General Meeting and Book Market on March 17! Parents and community members donated books, board games, freshly-baked biscuits and cakes, and of course their time. Linden from the Intext Book Company was there with text books and general German-language books and of course we […]
Follow our Facebook page to see what we’re auctioning during our fundraiser. Download a PDF flyer to share with your relatives and friends.
The School hosted a terrific Family Evening at the Swiss Club in June. While the kids watched movies and ate Swiss-style sausages from Walma’s Continental Butchers in Bayswater, the parents ate a delicious cheese fondue dinner in the Swiss Club Restaurant. Host Roger and staff made a great fondue for all. The pot of melted […]
Join us for the first Family Evening! There will be two screens, one for the older viewers and one for the younger. Movies on offer will be Older Wilkommen bei den Hartmanns [to be determined] Younger Heidi [to be determined] During the evening we’ll have a silent auction for this terrific new vacuum cleaner kindly […]
Anja Kazmeier, the new principal of the German Saturday School, has written an introduction and spelled out her vision for the school.
Welcome back to our returning students and families! Classes resume this Saturday, February 4 at 9am. To new and interested students, please find the enrolment forms for download at right. Join us on Saturday with your paperwork in hand! Classes for adults will also meet on Saturday. See details here.
Thank you to all the students and teachers for putting together a great open day last week! The morning started with coffee, pretzels, home-baked goodies, and tours of the classrooms. Magdalena welcomed all to the hall and gave some updates to our academic achievements and community involvement. The focus then turned to the opportunities afforded […]
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