Dear students of the German School Nairobi, The festive season is just around the corner and we want to ring it in with a very special campaign! Take part in the “Grzimmy on Christmas vacation” photo competition and have the chance not only to show your creativity but also to win great prizes. […]
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Above are some of the Campus Cocktails Founders including Louis Groth, Joseph Adolwa, Ameen Stein and Falk Gottschalk On St. Martin’s Day, the time had finally come: the student bar “Campus Cocktails” was opened. It was a complete success – throughout the evening, the bar staff had their hands full quenching the thirst
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Parkour, an athletic pursuit with an emphasis on efficiency, challenges practitioners to navigate the direct path from point A to point B. Participants elegantly conquer every obstacle in their trajectory. Balancing, executing precise jumps onto, over, or through various elements, and overcoming walls are all integral to the discipline. It was Raymond and David Belle
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On Friday, 10.11.23 in the evening, many colorful, handmade lanterns could be seen again. The children from the kindergarten and primary school created a sea of lights for St. Martin. There was a great play, presented by class 4, who created a beautiful theater image for Saint Martin. The St. Martin really did come on
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A new form of debating made us a little nervous, excited, and perhaps even a little anxious. Nevertheless, on October 29th at the Oxbridge Debate at the UCIU, we once again really cleaned up. As a DSN team, we won the Junior Main Cup, second place in the Senior Gold Cup, first place in the
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Dear School Community Mr. Vorein, the man who told us to go to Elephant Hill, purely wanted us to suffer. After a 2-hour-long bus ride, I was relieved to get up and walk after sitting for 2 hours, but it’s safe to say my enthusiasm went back to the bus as soon as I saw
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With this motto in mind, students of Grade 6, who have been learning French for just some weeks now created raps to introduce themselves in French. In a short space of time, they can introduce themselves with their name, age, class, and school, say what they like and who their friends are.
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Dear School Community Two special days took place at the elementary school over the last two days. On Thursday, the children were given a completely different insight into the world of mathematics in mixed-year groups. While the children from Years 1 and 2 tried their hand at Tangram, number search games, and Sudokus and learned
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