The KGS-Goetheschule in Barsinghausen recently held its atmospheric graduation ceremony in the gymnasium, where Principal René Ehrhardt delivered a powerful message to the graduating students. Ehrhardt warned the students that if they are not careful, some of their history lessons, particularly those related to the Nazi era, could soon become a reality again.
The ceremony, which took place after six years at the comprehensive school, saw around 180 students bid farewell to their time at KGS-Goetheschule and look forward to the next chapter in their lives. While most students received extended secondary school qualifications, Realschule, Hauptschule, or a qualification with a focus on learning, eight students left without a degree.
The large sports hall was filled with tenth and ninth graders, as well as their relatives, who came to celebrate the occasion. Ehrhardt encouraged the students to use their talents, passions, and sense of humor to make the world a better place. He urged them not to be discouraged by the challenges of the time but to recognize the opportunities that lie ahead. Ehrhardt also emphasized the importance of standing up for justice and inclusion, fighting against discrimination and extremism, and taking responsibility for their own lives and the well-being of the community.
The KGS school band provided a musical atmosphere throughout the ceremony, and the teachers’ speeches were filled with wit and inspiration. The heads of the school branches also offered advice to the graduates as they embark on their new paths. They acknowledged the educational experiences and challenges the students have faced and expressed hope for their future endeavors.
Deputy Mayor Axel Frey, who himself graduated from KGS-Goetheschule, spoke about the opportunities that lie ahead for the graduates. He emphasized the importance of their motivation and their role in shaping the future. Special achievements of the students were also honored during the celebration.
The graduation ceremony marked the end of a significant chapter in the students’ lives and the beginning of a new one. The students expressed their gratitude for their time at KGS-Goetheschule and their confidence in facing the future.
Photos from the ceremony can be found on the ta website.
How did Deputy Mayor Axel Frey emphasize the role of the graduates in shaping the future
The KGS-Goetheschule in Barsinghausen recently held its unforgettable graduation ceremony in the gymnasium, where Principal René Ehrhardt delivered a heartfelt and thought-provoking message to the graduating students. Ehrhardt cautioned the students about the importance of their history lessons, especially those pertaining to the Nazi era, emphasizing that if they aren’t careful, history could repeat itself.
The ceremony, a culmination of six years at the esteemed comprehensive school, allowed approximately 180 students to bid farewell to KGS-Goetheschule and eagerly anticipate the next chapter in their lives. While most students achieved extended secondary school qualifications, Realschule, Hauptschule, or a specialized qualification, a small group of eight students left without a degree.
The expansive sports hall buzzed with excitement as tenth and ninth graders, accompanied by their loved ones, gathered to celebrate this momentous occasion. Ehrhardt urged the students to utilize their individual talents, passions, and sense of humor to create a brighter world. He reminded them not to be disheartened by the challenges they might face, but rather, to recognize the endless opportunities that await them. Ehrhardt’s words echoed the significance of standing up for justice and inclusion, actively combating discrimination and extremism, and embracing responsibility for their own lives as well as the well-being of their community.
Setting the stage for a memorable evening, the KGS school band wafted through the air, filling the atmosphere with their melodious tunes. The faculty’s speeches exuded both wit and inspiration, instilling a sense of purpose in the graduates. The heads of different school branches also provided valuable advice, guiding the students as they embarked on their new paths. These educators acknowledged the students’ educational journey, applauding their resilience in the face of various challenges, and expressing hope for their future endeavors.
Deputy Mayor Axel Frey, himself a proud graduate of KGS-Goetheschule, spoke passionately about the vast opportunities that lie ahead for these remarkable graduates. He emphasized the importance of their motivation and their pivotal role in shaping the future. Notable achievements of individual students were also celebrated during the joyous event.
As the graduation ceremony drew to a close, emotions ran high, marking the end of a significant chapter in these students’ lives and the dawning of an exciting new chapter. The graduates, brimming with gratitude for their time at KGS-Goetheschule, exuded confidence and optimism for the road ahead.
To relive the magical moments of this extraordinary ceremony, visit our website and explore the captivating photos capturing this unforgettable event.
“An emotional and impactful graduation ceremony at KGS-Goetheschule left us with profound farewells and insightful words of warning. This event serves as a reminder that the journey does not end with graduation, but rather, it symbolizes the beginning of a new chapter filled with challenges and opportunities. The warning words given to the graduates encourage them to navigate the future with caution and make wise decisions. Congratulations to the Class of [year], and may they always remember the powerful sentiments shared on this memorable day.”