Es ist wieder so weit, das Friedrich-Schiller-Gymnasium veranstaltet alle zwei Jahre, am 31.Mai 2012, sein Benefizkonzert. Dieses Mal gehen die Spenden nach Ecuador in ein kleines Dorf nahe der Hauptstadt Quito. Dort gibt es eine Schule und es herrschen Zustände, die wir uns nie vorstellen würden.

Am Montag, dem 14. Mai 2012 fand im Plenarsaal des Sächsischen Landtages die Ehrung der Preisträger des diesjährigen Bundeswettbewerbes für Fremdsprachen statt. Am sächsischen Landesausscheid, der am 19. Januar 2012 an 92 Schulen durchgeführt wurde, beteiligten sich insgesamt 890 Schülerinnen und Schüler.

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Ministerstvo školství, mládeže a tělovýchovy oznamuje, že se vyhlašuje druhý termín dodatečného přijímacího řízení ke studiu v budoucím 9. a 10. ročníku dvojnárodnostního dvojjazyčného česko-saského projektu realizovaného na gymnáziu Friedricha Schillera v Pirně pro školního rok 2012/13.

We, the students of grade 10/3, would like to invite you to visit our small exhibition on the subject of language and art in the city library in Pirna.The exhibition is on the first floor of the building. Works on display include paintings, collages and three-dimensional works of art.

This year, students again took part in the SZ’s media project “Students and Newspapers”. The profile group of the social science classes in grade 8 approached the SZ differently and had a lot of fun reflecting, designing and taking pictures. They developed creative ideas that are on display in a photo gallery.

>> to the photo gallery

Eleven students from our school took part in the first round (homework competition) of the 13th Saxon Physics Olympiad. Three of them had such good results and gained so many credits that they were able to assert themselves against students from other schools. They qualified for the 2nd round of the olympiad, the regional competition in Dresden.

Richard Mörbitz and Lukas Hoffmann have taken part in a school contest organized by the Siemens Foundation. With their topic “Energy of the rain” they were successful in the category natural sciences/IT/mathematics. The students showed in their project how the potential energy of rain can be used, how much of it can be converted into electrical energy in a turbine and by a generator and how big the benefit for the user is.

Members of the drama group mentored by Constanze Huber and Christiane Dutzky presented the play “Oliver Twist” after the novel by Charles Dickens on March 9th, 2012. Another successful performance in the week that followed was the icing on the cake for one-and-a-half years of hard rehearsal work.
The search for a new play has already begun.

Some time ago, our drama group, mentored by Ms. Döring and Ms. Geppert, met Janet Grau. The American artist invited us to a special workshop in the Semper Opera House. After a day full of Wagner’s music, we decided to take part in Janet’s project, just like four girls from Herder Gymnasium.

On February 29th, 2012, the final results of the students’ project works were presented in the small school hall. All of the participants, contemporary witnesses, students, teachers in charge, members of the school administration and guests from Schmochtitz were welcomed with soft drinks and snacks and spent an inspiring and reflexive afternoon in a truly warm atmosphere.