Registration for year 5
If you would like to register your child for Year 5, it is essential that you register digitally online and submit the original school leaving certificate of the primary school. You will find all the information on the registration procedure here soon.

Registration from year 6
If you and your child are interested in transferring to a higher grade, please contact our office directly:

Gymnasium München Fürstenried
Engadiner Str. 1
81475 München

Tel.: 089 – 233 43 120
Fax: 089 – 233 43 142
info@gymnasium-fuerstenried.de

Fürstenried Grammar School offers science, technology and language courses with English or – and this is a speciality! – Latin as a first foreign language:

Our pupils have the opportunity to extend their personal interests in a variety of different elective courses. Creative arts courses (e.g. theatre, choir, orchestra, band, instrumental lessons) are complemented by sports courses (e.g. triathlon, judo, dancing, swimming), various study groups (e.g. politics and contemporary history, aquarium, school garden or school paramedics) as well as study groups within the framework of student co-responsibility. In addition, pupils can immerse themselves in foreign worlds in our ‘Reading Cave’ school library during the breaks or get active on the sports field during Break.

Our flexible all-day school offers a rhythmic afternoon program, including homework supervision and various creative and athletic activities. You can find more detailed information here.

We recommend that younger pupils in particular bring a healthy snack for the break. There is also a kiosk where small meals and drinks can be purchased. Our canteen offers freshly cooked meals and a daily changing menu with at least two dishes (one of which is vegetarian). You can find the current menu on our homepage every week. A single menu currently costs €6.00, if you purchase a coupon for 10 meals in advance, it will cost  €55.00.

Today, experience abroad contributes significantly to the personal development of young people. It has become a basic requirement for many degree programmes and professional fields. Gymnasium Fürstenried takes this development into account with exchange programs (including to England, France and Italy). Longer stays abroad are expressly supported, as study trips promote a sense of community among the pupils and enable them to get to know and understand foreign cultures. You can find an overview of our trips and exchange programs here.

In addition to lessons, various educational projects play an important role in our daily work. In addition, mediators from the middle and upper school make it easier for pupils in Year 5 to start their new school and guide them through their first year. Our school psychologist (StRin Moll), the counselling teacher (StDin Krüsken) and the school social pedagogue (Ms Majak) as well as all other teachers are available to help all pupils with any problems and can be contacted by both pupils and parents/guardians.

In addition, trained mediators help in cases of conflict of an individual nature and with problems in classes. Up to grade 9, ‘Time-for-us lessons’ are available to pupils at regular intervals.

You can find an overview of our educational programme here.

Since March 2014, our school has had a gifted group called ‘ISG Bunker’. The aim of our gifted and talented programme is to offer interested pupils content that goes far beyond the lessons at grammar school. You can find more detailed information here.

The Parents‘ Council, SMV (Student co-responsibility) and Friends’ Association are the links between the school and the parents. Gymnasium Fürstenried is very grateful for the active commitment of the parents, the open communication and intensive cooperation. Together, numerous projects and events are realised every school year.

In February 2024, Gymnasium Fürstenried was accepted into the network of UNESCO project schools. We have thus decided to follow the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Our aim is to use these 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as a guide for our own sustainable actions and to address and implement them locally in our everyday school life according to the motto ‘Do it’. You can find more detailed information about our commitment here.

In addition to education for sustainable development (ESD), we consider civic education and the natural sciences with the keyword STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) to be key objectives of our school’s educational mission.
However, supporting our pupils in vocational education across several year groups is also an important concern for us. We work together with various partners in this area.

Our school is fully digitally equipped and, like all Munich schools, has its own WLAN. When using digital media, we attach great importance to ensuring that they are used exclusively for school purposes during lessons and on the school grounds. Various computer rooms and tablet cases are available for this purpose. The use of smartphones is only permitted with the explicit consent of the respective supervisor.

From Year 9 onwards, students are permitted to use their own mobile devices such as tablets or desktops in consultation with their teachers. As of the school year 2024/25, iPad classes were introduced from Year 10 as part of the Bavarian state government’s ‘Digital School of the Future’ (DSdZ) funding program.