More than just lessons – education for life
School
Learning with an attitude
The pedagogical foundation is based on personal perception, appreciation and clarity of values. Education is experienced in small learning groups: collectively, individually and value-oriented. Two different paths lead to the Abitur after the Julie Kerschensteiner Primary School: the state-approved Ernst-Reisinger-Gymnasium with a profile in modern languages and economics – and the state-approved Julius-Lohmann-Gymnasium as an individual alternative for pupils whose potential should not be limited by formal criteria.
Orientation through experience
From Year 9 onwards, the focus is not only on academic qualifications but also on career prospects, with sound career guidance accompanying the young people on their way to making well-considered decisions.
Set sail, cast off.
Careers guidance at Landheim Ammersee doesn't just begin with graduation, but is an integral part of personal development. In age-appropriate modules, pupils explore their interests, strengths and possible career fields at an early stage.
3 years of upper school. 3 years of new horizons.
The 11³ upper school adds three new horizons to school education: performance, personality and community.
A temporary home, friends for life.
School is so much more than just timetabled lessons in a classroom. The wide range of activities on offer at our boarding school are aimed at all pupils and provide an incomparably lively campus atmosphere.
School days are the most formative and intense period of our lives. It is a great responsibility and privilege to be able to accompany young people during this time.
Maike Häusler
Head of Admissions and Scholarships
Playful learning, self-confident growth
A successful start to school needs more than just imparting knowledge – it needs curiosity, confidence and enthusiasm. The joy of discovery forms the foundation for sustainable development.
High-performing, value-orientated, forward-looking
A state-recognised grammar school with a profile in modern languages and economics – with a direct route to the Bavarian Abitur in nine school years. Academic excellence and personal development go hand in hand here.
Courage for individuality, room for development
The Julius-Lohmann-Gymnasium is a state-approved grammar school with an economics stream – but without the formal admission and transfer requirements of state grammar schools.
