Ferdinand Franz Wallraf Gymnasium

This school deserves special recognition! Real integration is lived here. If you want your child to have fun and curiosity about learning in a heterogeneous school climate, this is the right place for you. FFW is more than an ordinary high school - the educational approach is fantastic. It is great to see how the children develop at school under the committed and motivated teachers. How nice that our children can learn so innovatively nowadays, my generation had classroom lessons and grades for learning as preparation for life. Social responsibility, emotional competence, living and learning together and togetherness; in my youth these were rather foreign words. Particularly noteworthy is the wide all-day offer. I am a little amazed at the negative reviews that lead me to the following: What does a school mean? A place of education where many individualities meet: tall and short people, loud and quiet voices, real bookworms and at the same time talented athletes, different opinions and different views. A place that is colorful and demands commitment, commitment and the heart in the right place. Even when things are less orderly than turbulent and perhaps not quite as peaceful as one would wish. That's how it is when several hundred people meet. Nobody likes to say "No" or "Wrong" or listen to it. But? It's called life! The high school also takes on these situations and does not look away. Like any other school. The Ferdinand Franz Wallraf Gymnasium is really a school as it should be and it is worth getting a personal picture of it.

I appeal to those who comment negatively below. Because they are Erdogan's soldiers. They speak in Erdogan jargon. The more you belittle them, the more we like them.

This "school" has nothing to do with a cosmopolitan multicultural school but is part of a parallel Turkish society. After changing school, I immediately noticed the difference in the educational level of the Ferdinand-Franz-Wallraf-Gymnasium (at that time Dialog Gymnasium) compared to a German state gymnasium. This school spreads a cosmopolitan, democratic and multicultural image of itself which in no way corresponds to the truth. Those who complete their Abitur at this school will definitely have difficulties in the future, because the level of education in no way corresponds to that of a normal high school. After 5 years of experience at this school, I thank you.

The school is a purely parallel society and consists of 99% Turks. Furthermore, the level of education is far lower than at a state high school.

A cosmopolitan and multicultural school. Really recommended to anyone looking for a warm school.