Laurin Brändel is one of the winners of the Saxon Computer Science Competition.

In March, our Year 2 pupils presented one of their favorite books in German class and held their first book presentation.

In April, members of the Freie Hospizverein Erzgebirgsvorland visited us to talk to the children about becoming and passing away, loss, grief and consolation.

Little Armando has been living with severe kidney disease for two years. He is connected to a dialysis machine every night - his blood is purified for 13 hours. Only a kidney transplant can give him a life without tubes and machines.

Learning needs to be learned

Learning to learn? What is that? That's what the pupils in Year 3 found out during their project week. And, above all, that "learning to learn" is not that easy.

The story is full of exciting moments: Heroes, gods, battles, cunning and courage. Children love a good story - and Troy has it all.