Johann-Gutenberg Realschule

This marble cake tastes particularly juicy. Preheat the oven to 180 ° C. Grease a loaf pan and line it all around with baking paper. Mix margarine with sugar until creamy. Add the finely grated lemon zest. Gradually stir in the eggs. Mix the flour, a pinch of salt and baking powder and stir with the rum, cream and almonds. Remove a third of the batter and mix with cocoa. Stir in the chocolate crumble. Pour the light-colored batter into the loaf pan. Place the chocolate dough in blobs on top and fold in gently with a fork. Bake marble cake on the middle rack for 65 minutes and leave to stand in the switched-off oven for 5 minutes. Overturn the marble cake onto a wire rack, peel off the paper, turn the marble cake over and let it cool. Wrapped in aluminum foil, marble cake stays fresh for several days.

I think the school is very good, the teachers are very nice and the school also has a very good director

Since I myself am a student of the Johann-Gutenberg Realschule, I can also rate it quite well. I think the school is fairly modern and clean. The sports hall is nice and big, just like the two schoolyards. The teachers are all very nice and accommodating. For parents who maybe work a little longer, afternoon care is super practical. Our school kiosk has a fairly wide range, from the triangle to the cheese roll. Conclusion: The Johann-Gutenberg Realschule is a large, clean school with nice teachers and supervisors, which with its many play options also guarantees a little fun while learning.

The teachers there are awesome

In the beginning I thought I decided to go to a good school See it now, unfortunately, with different eyes. Sometimes you feel like there is a 1 & 2 class treatment which I think is a pity. I've known this school for a long time but it was not like that before. So I think it can only get better.