High School Seniors in Gütersloh City are being released from school.
In the heart of Gütersloh, the grand graduation ball marked the culmination of 157 students' school careers at the Municipal Grammar School. The event, held at the city hall on the following Saturday evening, was a celebration of hard work, dedication, and camaraderie.
Two students, Olivia Rachwitz and Patrick Schwarze, who graduated with a perfect 1.0, were honoured for their exceptional academic achievements. Their names were added to the list of esteemed alumni, which includes Frederik Sonnabend, who received the Social Award from the Volksbank for his exceptional engagement as a student representative during his school years.
The evening began with a warm welcome from music teacher Heiner Breitenstroeter, who performed a musical piece on the piano. Between the presentations, the revived pop choir of SG, under the direction of Søren Graute, entertained the audience with their performances. Mia Dajic and Josephine Epkenhans also took to the stage, delighting the crowd with their piano and vocal performances, accompanied by teacher Søren Graute.
The elaborate and entertaining program concluded with more performances by the pop choir of the Grammar School at Schulstraße. The students gathered for a group photo in front of the city hall, with many parents, relatives, and friends present.
Britta Jünnemann, the deputy headteacher, congratulated the successful graduates in her speech and encouraged them to look positively towards the future. Deputy Mayor Ingrid Hollenhorst also offered her congratulations during the ceremony. The graduation ceremony lasted for three hours, including a half-hour break.
Deputy Mayor Ylvi Stenzel and Laura Fortkord welcomed the attendees and guided them through the evening, ensuring that the celebration was a memorable one for all involved. The Municipal Grammar School's graduation ball was a testament to the students' hard work, the support of their teachers, and the community's pride in their achievements.
Education-and-self-development were demonstrated by Britta Jünnemann, the deputy headteacher, who encouraged the successful graduates to look positively towards their future, and by Olivia Rachwitz and Patrick Schwarze, who graduated with a perfect 1.0 and were honored for their exceptional academic achievements, adding their names to the list of esteemed alumni that includes Frederik Sonnabend, a former student representative recognized for his exceptional engagement.
