Am Weltfahrradtag (3.Juni) vor den Sommerferien startete die 9B mit dem Fahrradprojekt StatusRad, eine von insgesamt fünf bundesweiten Projektwochen, die Jugendlichen das Radfahren als urbanes Verkehrsmittel mit Statuscharakter näherbringen sollen.
Foto: Klasse 9B mit Kerstin Nadolph und Thomas Goode
Trotz hitzefrei und Vorferienstimmung waren die Schülerinnen und Schüler der 9B mit Spaß, Neugier und ergebnisorientiert bei der Sache.
Vera’s first role at the NMS was in 2012 when her daughter Lilli joined the school. As a parent she was already an active member of the school community, helping out wherever she could. At the beginning of 2015 she became a member of the Madiba Choir and it wasn’t long before she joined the NMS social pedagogue team. Her arrival was like a breath of fresh air and she soon became a highly valued member of staff. When she joined the team she brought a great deal of experience with her.Having studied social pedagogy, Vera later trained as a mediator. She had worked in both the private and public sector and had spent five years in San Diego where she worked with young offenders.
Dear Parents and Guardians, it's class list time.
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I would like to offer a help desk for new parents at the P30 again during the month of August:
I will be in the Cafeteria from 8.00 to 9.35 am on those dates waiting for any parents with questions.
Florentine Baumann
Head of Art Department
Coordination of Elective Courses (Lower Secondary)
New for 2019/20: Free lunch in Primary
From the school year 2019/20 lunch will be free of charge. We encourage all parents to sign up their children for lunch, so that our students can enjoy a warm meal in school together.
Hello parents please find the dates for the first parent evenings for the NMS primary and secondary sites.
Please be aware that these parent evening and invitations start in early August for the primary and middle of August for the secondary, so please do take a look.
Hello parents, teachers and students of the NMS Secondary, grades 7-Abitur/IB
Welcome back to school. We hope you had a great summer.
Here are details of the organisation of the first school day, including where students should initially go on the morning of the 5th of August 2019.
Click on the link for a word document
At the end of the school-year -as announced earlier- I am leaving the Nelson-Mandela-School and will take over another new and exciting challenge. In August I will start as the head of the German School in Kiew, a still very young and not finally settled school, where a lot of pioneering will be required.
Junge Tüftler are one of our school’s favourite cooperation partners. Also this summer they invite our students to an exciting workshop at the brandnew Berlin Futurium!
Am 5. September 2019 eröffnet das Futurium im Herzen Berlins nahe dem Hauptbahnhof. Unter einem Dach beherbergt es ein Zukunftsmuseum mit lebendigen Szenarien, ein Zukunftslab zum Ausprobieren, ein Zukunftsforum für den gemeinschaftlichen Dialog und künstlerische Projekte - und Junge Tüftler ist mittenmang dabei! Im Zukunftslab werden wir in regelmäßigen Workshops die Bildungsmaterialien des Futuriums mit den Maker Methoden von Junge Tüftler verbinden.
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Good afternoon. Congratulations to the graduating class, the parents, the school administration, the support staff and the teachers. Congratulations for this big step forward into each of your lives. Your heads are full of ideas, accomplishments, dreams, fears, maybe even a sip of champagne.
In May, around 60 sixth-graders participated in the NMS Media Literacy Assessment trial. The school devised this mobile assessment, creating an interactive quiz on the Berlin platform Actionbound, to assess our sixth-graders’ knowledge of the Internet and of social media, as well as online creation and data processing.
Nelson Mandela School’s second ever student led career day took place on Thursday the 6th of June 2019.
The students that attended were able to listen to a variety of career presentations and talks by parents and friends. Students got to hear about life at the British Embassy, working at the Charité, working in costume and films, politics, and much more!
