Winden Comprehensive School (in German: Gesamtschule Winden) is the nonselective secondary school for students between the ages 12-18. The school has a multipurpose hall, where public assemblies are held regarding the search for the missing children in 2019 and 2020. Students and parents are seen interacting in its classrooms and hallways and using its performance and sports facilities.
People[]
2019–20[]
- Katharina Nielsen (principal)
- Magnus Nielsen (student)
- Franziska Doppler (student)
- Jonas Kahnwald (student)
- Martha Nielsen (student)
- Bartosz Tiedemann (student)
- Erik Obendorf (student)
1986–87[]
- Mr. Hubert (principal)
- Katharina Albers (student)
- Charlotte Tannhaus (student)
- Ulrich Nielsen (student)
- Hannah Krüger (student)
- Regina Tiedemann (student)
- Mads Nielsen (student)
- Michael Kahnwald (student)
Behind the scenes[]
A state gesamtschule, found in some parts of Germany, is a nonselective secondary school for children between the ages of about 10 to 16 (5th to 10th grade) offering multiple educational tracks. It roughly corresponds in this way to what is known as a comprehensive school in the U.K. or a public high school in the U.S. or Canada. Graduates of a gesamtschule may continue on to vocational training, apprenticeship, or college-preparatory continuation classes until the age of 18 or 19.
According to FilmTourismus.de, Reise Reporter, and other sources, scenes featuring the exterior of the school are filmed at the Reinfelder Schule in the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf neighborhood of Berlin.
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