Oepfershausen Primary Opens Doors to Creative, Hands-On Learning
Oepfershausen Primary School welcomed the public on Saturday for a lively open day. Visitors explored classrooms, joined activities, and discovered how the school blends traditional and modern learning. The event gave families a firsthand look at daily life for the 106 pupils currently enrolled. The day began with Principal Nicole Kirchner leading tours of the school building and grounds. She explained the school's approach to education and answered questions about its values and routines.
In the gymnasium, children and adults took part in energetic games and movement-based activities. Meanwhile, the library hosted a special reading session where young visitors could meet and pet real rabbits while enjoying stories. Crafting stations were set up with colourful pipe cleaners and thread, allowing guests to make flowers and dragonflies. A selection of food and drinks kept everyone refreshed throughout the day. Two short trial lessons also took place, featuring interactive tasks that engaged both children and parents. The school showcased the **Anton app**, a free digital tool that supports classroom learning with quizzes and exercises for grades 1 to 10.
The open day highlighted the school's commitment to hands-on, dynamic education. Families left with a clearer picture of how Oepfershausen Primary fosters creativity, movement, and modern learning. The event also strengthened ties between the school and the local community.
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