Julius: „ It was good and fun. It was the first time that I’ve done a scooter course.” Eddie: „ I thought it was great. Stopping was more difficult.” Amaal: „ That was good. I thought it was great that nobody fell off.“ Anja: ” I thought it was fun. And it was funny that […]
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The German School delegation, consisting of 12 delegates from grades 9 to 11, made a lasting impression at the EAMUN 2024 conference at the United Nations Office at Nairobi (UNON). This year, the “Mendosa Charity Council” was introduced, which gave the conference a new, unique dimension. Johanna and Ben directly made their mark on the
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Dear School Community, In a testament to their debating skills, three teams from the German School Nairobi flew to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, to participate in the highly competitive African Open Schools Debate Championships. Leonarda, Umaiza, Ameen (Year 9), Marlene, Luka (year 10), Berachah (year 11), Natasha, Luca, Alexa and William (year 12) faced approximately
The audience was able to experience the result of this encounter on 31.1.2024 during the performance of the theatre Atelier for classes 5+6. The play performed, “Die Piratinneninsel”, grew out of improvisation work in the Atelier lessons. During the process, the group’s wishes were divided: one group of pupils wanted to develop a play on
Hello and siku njema! My name is Danika Zapp. I’m 23 years old and I’m studying for a Master’s degree in primary school teaching with the subjects German, math, subject teaching and Protestant religious education. I will be staying at the DSN for four months, from February to June, as an intern. During my studies,
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Dear School Community, I, Braden Nyabuto, started an internship in the marketing department this week. Having completed my Bachelor’s degree in Cooperative Business (majoring in Marketing) and a certification in Digital Marketing, I now want to put my knowledge and skills into practice and make a meaningful contribution to the vibrant environment here at the
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There are more bacteria and organisms in 1 gram of soil than there are people on earth. Our goal in class 8 is “happiness and well-being for all”. If the soil is doing well, then we can all do well, as Prof. Frank Rasche made clear to us on Wednesday. After all, healthy soil can
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With financial support from the ZfA, a regional meeting of student representatives took place in Kenya from February 7 to 10, 24. SV members from the German Embassy School Addis Ababa, the German School Pretoria, and the German School Nairobi spent three days working together on important topics of student participation, comparing SV statutes and
Dear School Community Protecting the environment is an issue of global importance and should be emphasized to us young people in particular as early as possible. We take this to heart at the DSN, as our waste collection project on February 15 showed. Year 8 is currently taking part in a project that focuses on
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