About Mierendorff Primary School
At the Mierendorff School, we operate the so-called “FlexGanztag” – a form of tied all-day schooling with two flexible end times: 2:30 pm or 4:00 pm. In the core time between 8:00 and 14:30, lessons alternate with times of relaxation. In the time between 2:30 and 4:00 p.m., pupils can take part in special educational activities (AGs), complete school tasks or organize their free time independently. Thanks to an increase in funding, these offers are being continuously improved and expanded. For example, we are currently offering clubs in the areas of IT, robotics, chess, music, artistic design, mathematics, sport and science. With a great deal of creativity, our dedicated team of teachers and educators ensures interesting and lively lessons and a strong community. Numerous projects and events at our lively neighborhood school, such as school festivals, sports events and art projects, also contribute to this.
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- We are looking for reinforcement!We are looking for reinforcement for the 2026/27 school year! Mierendorff Primary School is a lively and growing elementary school in the heart of Berlin-Charlottenburg with over 460 pupils in 22 classes. We attach great importance to individual support, respectful cooperation and a modern school culture. We are looking for… Read more: We are looking for reinforcement!
- Module requests – registration is open!For the coming week, it is again possible to submit two module requests per day for your child. Please note that there are no modules on Thursday. You can register conveniently via our homepage(https://www.mierendorff-grundschule.de/umfrage-flexmodule/). You can easily enter your module requests by scanning the QR code or following the link… Read more: Module requests – registration is open!
- Letter to parents – for the winter festivalDear parents, We always try to plan school events in such a way that as many families as possible have the opportunity to attend.Our winter festival was originally planned for 19 January. In hindsight, however, we realized that Ramadan (the fasting period) begins during this period. As food and drinks… Read more: Letter to parents – for the winter festival
- Mierie show, an afternoon full of insights and results
The Mierie opened its doors and presented the diverse results of the leisure modules from the past school semester. Parents, teachers, educators and external partners led various modules, the results of which were presented in the sports hall on Thursday, January 22. Ten working groups presented their work there, including… Read more: Mierie show, an afternoon full of insights and results - A special school day in the wake of storm Elli
On Friday, January 9th, the day of storm Elli, the school day was very different than usual. While 469 pupils normally attend our school, there were only 24 children on site that day. The empty corridors and classrooms created an unusual, almost silent atmosphere. The few children present spent the… Read more: A special school day in the wake of storm Elli - Lessons canceled on 08.01.2026 due to extreme weather conditionsDear parents, Due to the extreme weather conditions forecast for tomorrow , classes at our school have been canceled. However, in accordance with § 14 of the Primary School Ordinance, it is guaranteed that your child will be looked after by our educational staff during regular teaching and supervision times.… Read more: Lessons canceled on 08.01.2026 due to extreme weather conditions
- Animal tracks in the snow
Class 1c spontaneously searched for animal tracks in the snow in the castle park today. With great curiosity and attention, the children in Year 1 discovered various footprints and looked at them very closely. They knelt in the snow, pointed out special features and thought together about which animals the… Read more: Animal tracks in the snow