We are proud to be part of the Goethe University Frankfurt partner school network. A co-operation that not only strengthens our school, but also offers real benefits to our students and their families.

What does it mean to be a partner school?
As a partner school, we work closely with Goethe University. This means that education does not only take place in the classroom - but also in direct dialogue with science, research and teaching. For our school community, this means:

Study and career guidance that resonates
It is important to show prospects early on during the school career. Through workshops, information events and personalised university formats, we support our students in the transition from school to university or vocational training in a practical, well-founded and individual way.

Further training for teachers with plenty of first-hand inspiration
Our teachers benefit from the latest scientific findings and university training programmes. In this way, we bring the latest didactic impulses directly into everyday school life and promote an innovative, reflective teaching culture.

Research meets everyday life, where we learn and develop together
Through joint projects with the university, research and school practice flow into one another. Whether in the field of didactics, language support or school development - our school is a place where education is shaped and developed.

A partnership that suits us
Co-operation with Goethe University is not a one-way street. Together with the university, we organise the content of our collaboration in such a way that it fits in with our bilingual concept and the needs of our children and families.

Conclusion: real added value for our community
Our partnership with Goethe University is more than just a logo on our letterhead. It is a living part of our everyday pedagogical life. It enriches our profile, expands our opportunities and opens doors for our students, for our teachers and for the education of the future.

Phorms School is delighted to have been selected as the 34th partner school of Goethe University. Head of school Gabriele Schorn and her deputy Audrey Schollier were delighted to receive the official plaque.