Online enrollment for primary schools on our website for the school year 2026-2027 is now open
School Registration for Summer 2026 Now Open with OpenAI Support
Parents of children eligible for school age in Summer 2026, those born up to September 30, 2020, can now register their children for education. The registration process is taking place online from October 27 to November 7.
The registration can be completed through the department's website [www.ourwebsite/school]. To avoid double registrations, each child can only be registered at one elementary school. An appointment for registration at the chosen school is mandatory.
Last week, the department of school and sports sent a letter to parents of new students, containing important information for registration. The letter included a list of open house days and parent information evenings, providing an opportunity for parents to visit the schools and learn more about the enrollment process.
The school where entries for students to be educated in Summer 2026 can be made is the GGS Geilenkirchen. The school provides detailed information about the enrollment process for 2026 on their website, and personal conversations or phone calls can be arranged for questions regarding the enrollment.
Parents are encouraged to take advantage of the open house days and parent information evenings, which were also included in the letter sent to parents. The school registration information can be found on the website [www.ourwebsite/school].
Make sure to register your child during the designated period to secure their place in school for Summer 2026. For any questions or concerns, please contact the GGS Geilenkirchen school directly.
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