Stein proudly presents: Isabel Gutiérrez & Katia Münch
A year at Stein can change a lot. One meets new people, gathers special experiences and grows into a community. And mostly a school year becomes a connection that reaches far beyond.
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A year at Stein can change a lot. One meets new people, gathers special experiences and grows into a community. And mostly a school year becomes a connection that reaches far beyond.
When Ilse Wiskott founded the Landschulheim Stein in October 1948, it was not only a school that came into being, but a community whose bond was to extend far beyond the years spent together at the school.
A journey back in time to 1965.
The school year 2025/26 was a year full of new experiences, exciting school projects, and special encounters. Here’s a brief look back.
The seminar paper by Jien He, now a high school graduate, focuses on the world’s oceans as the foundation of life and the setting for global crises. Using international shipping as an example, the paper illustrates the central role the oceans play in the economy, the environment, and the sustainable development of our future.
We are very pleased to introduce two more day students to you. Both have been attending Schloss Stein since 5th grade. We hope you enjoy the interview!
Anyone who has ever spent a summer in Stein knows that it’s a truly special time. In this blog post, we’ll take you along for a glimpse of our summer!
Why do families choose Stein? What experiences shaped your children’s time at school? Find out more about these and other questions in the interview with a pupils mother Nicola Reichelt.
In the P-seminar “Write and Roll to Dublin”, Year 11 pupils took an in-depth look at Irish literature, culture and professions related to writing and travel. The project concluded with a joint trip to Dublin with presentations at selected locations in the city.
Jien He from Beijing has not only settled in quickly, but has also set new standards in sport and school. An international student who leaves a lasting impression with his performance, humor and personality.
For many children – and also for their parents – the transition from Year 4 to grammar school is an important step. Mrs. Koch, principal, explains how the trial lessons work.
We already got to know Anna a little in the last blog article, and now we’re introducing her to you in detail in a video interview.
Anna Kranzbühler García’s seminar paper is dedicated to a chapter of regional Nazi history that has received little attention to date and impressively demonstrates the contribution that school-based research can make to the culture of remembrance.
Angelika Ziegler has shaped the Schule Schloss Stein from its early years to the present—with heart, foresight, and a keen eye for life at the boarding school.
The transition from 4th to 5th grade is a big step—for children as well as for parents. At Schule Schloss Stein, we guide students through this transition with experience, clarity, and plenty of personal attention.
We are very pleased to introduce an international student from our school community today: Stein proudly presents: Yuhan Wu.
The graduating classes of 2020-2024 look back on years full of challenges, solidarity and unforgettable moments. Between corona, new projects at boarding school and personal experiences, they talk about what Stein meant to them during this special time.
We would like to take a look at the most-read blog articles of 2025 and thank you for reading, sharing and recommending them.
We wish all students, parents and the entire teaching staff a year full of health, joy and inspiring moments.
In a video interview, General Manager Sebastian Ziegler looks back on key events, developments and the special way the school community works together.
Christmas at Schloss Stein combines tradition, community and warmth – and this year we also have our first Christmas store.
For two years, Robert Rathwallner has enriches life at Schule Schloss Stein as a music teacher, choir director, and versatile musician. Whether classical, jazz, musical theater, or pop – he brings music to every corner of our school with passion and enthusiasm.
For many years, Hannes and Tizian have been part of our school community—two day boarders who shape Stein in very different, yet equally valuable ways.
Altsteinerin through and through and dedicated chairwoman of the Friends Supporters Association of Schule Schloss Stein. Stein proudly presents: Erina Uhl.
The two day students share what they particularly like about Stein, who their superhero is – and how they would describe our school in three words.
Anyone who thinks of Schule Schloss Stein cannot overlook his name. Stein proudly presents: Markus Koch.
It is with great pleasure that we present to you today another member of the Steiner school family: Moritz Schertler – teacher of English, French, and German, as well as director of the Steiner theater group.
We are pleased to introduce our new Deputy Headmistress!
Meet our General Director and Head of the School Board, Sebastian Ziegler.
We are delighted to introduce our long-standing Head of School to you today.
The Deputy Head of Boarding and the main person responsible for the boys in the upper school, in an interview.
An Irishwoman in the heart of Bavaria. We introduce the English and French teacher in an interview.
