Emmy-Noether-Gymnasium

The Emmy-Noether-Gymnasium is a grammar school in Berlin Treptow-Köpenick with a scientific profile. It is named after the mathematician Emmy Noether. Among other things, the school offers the individualisation of the grammar school education programme, in which individual pupils have the opportunity to acquire the Abitur faster than others.

When in 2006 the first Protestant school in the district of Treptow-Köpenick, the Evangelische Schule Köpenick, wanted to move into the building of the former Nelly-Sachs-Oberschule due to its good location, this meant that the Nelly-Sachs-Oberschule had to move. Due to the steadily decreasing number of pupils in the Treptow-Köpenick district, the Senate decided to merge the Nelly-Sachs-Oberschule with the Linus-Pauling-Oberschule in Oberschöneweide. However, the building of the former Linus Pauling High School was too small and not sufficiently equipped to be able to teach all high school students there. An expansion of the building would have resulted in high costs and therefore both schools were housed in the partially renovated and well-equipped building in the Allende district.

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