“On good days there is only here and now, I don't look left and right, maybe forward, but never back”: With this pop song by Johannes Oerding, the graduates of the Forstern Middle School were welcomed in the large gym on Thursday.
Forstern - “Today is such a good day for you.
Today you are here to celebrate the results of your work - your high school graduation, ”said headmistress Annett Taubert at the beginning of the small ceremony.
And the young people definitely have reason to celebrate: Of 28 participants, two of whom were external, 27 had passed the qualifying secondary school diploma. The overall average is 2.68 - "a great result," said Taubert. The students themselves worked hard on that. But the teachers also contributed, especially class leader Andreas Preuschl. “He accompanied you with head, hand and heart in this difficult year, cheered everyone on and made sure that everyone had an apprenticeship or attended another school,” said Taubert.
“And because I know that my sun needs its breaks and then hides somewhere, I take a picture because the light is so beautiful right now.
So that I don't forget the bright ones even on black days, ”the headmistress quotes singer Johannes Oerding and advised the graduates:“ Take a lot of photos - not with your cell phone, but memories of today that you save in your head. ”Because it will also give days again when the sun does not shine.
Then the young people could remember these pictures “in the certainty that you have many strengths and that you can also manage these next stages”.
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The high school students in class 9a of the Forstern Middle School dressed up for the handover of certificates.
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There was also praise and fine words for “his” graduates from the class leader and vice-principal Preuschl.
Every graduate has passed the secondary school certificate, almost all the qualification - “That is not a matter of course.
I am very, very proud of you. ”All the more so as this year group had to cope with the many imponderables and the“ constant change in the class ”.
The fact that each of the graduates knows how things will continue for them in the autumn is also a “top success”.
Speaking of successes: three young women have also acquired the Cambridge Certificate.
The students themselves used the handover of certificates, which was musically framed by Konrad Huber and musicians, to thank their teachers for their commitment.
The student representatives Katharina Perner and Leonie Kohl as well as Fine Habisch presented the teachers with small gifts “for the great support and preparation” for the exams.
Middle School Forstern: These are the best graduates
The best graduate this year is Jakob Speckmaier with an average of 1.6.
The 16-year-old from Hohenlinden is drawn into the trade: After an internship, it was clear to him that he wanted to become a carpenter.
So from autumn he will attend the primary vocational school year at the vocational school in Erding, which is compulsory for carpenters, and then begin his training at the Woidich carpentry in Hohenlinden.
Fine Habisch (average: 1.8) also has a clear goal in mind: “I want to become a real estate agent.” To achieve this goal, the 16-year-old Pastettenerin will be attending a private secondary school in Munich from September.
The third best graduate, Melissa Springer from Pastetten (2.0), will continue to go to school.
The 15-year-old will attend the preparatory class (“9 + 2”) in Finsing.
And then?
The young woman has not yet decided that.
the graduates
Alisha Beck, Julia Finkenzeller, Philipp Fischer, Dennis Gensch, Antonia Gnadler, Fine-Lynn Gabisch, Julia Huyen Trang Ho, Quirin Kellner, Leonie Kohl, Tom Küverling, Alexandros Kyriakidis, Fabian Luft, Korbinian Obermaier, Mike Obermayer, Hakan Özcan, Katharina Perner, Fabian Raffler, Marco Riedel, Leon Rode, Jakob Speckmaier, Maximilian Spreitzer, Melissa Springer, Elena Stadler, Christian Voit, Luka Vucenovic and Oliver Ziegler.
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