A list of past events at the German School
Dear Parents and Friends; Please join us for our annual Graduation Party on Saturday, May 12, 2018 from 10:30 a.m. until 12:00 pm at Mercy High School’s Theater We are looking forward to watching our students recite poems, perform skits and sing songs. It is always the highlight of the year Read more…
Join us for our annual German School of SF picnic and potluck in Frontierland Park, a beautiful park in Pacifica, on Sunday, April 22 at 11am. Since this is not a school day or a field trip but a parent-organized family event, we expect you to come with your children (instead Read more…
Join us for our annual Parent Meeting on April 21, 2018 at 10:00 am in Room 209. Drop off your kids in class and then head over to room 209 for coffee, tea, juice and light snacks. You’ll get to meet our principal Manja Benadjaoud and our academic consultant Claudia Read more…
Come and celebrate Fasching! Fasching, Fastnacht Fasnet, Karneval–the names differ in the various regions of Germany, but they all mean the same thing: the “foolish” late-winter days, dedicated to merry-making and fun. Dress up in your costumes and join us for this children’s celebration of dance, music, games and art-projects Read more…
on Saturday, December 16, 2017 at 10:30 am at Mercy High School Theater All students will participate in this traditional Holiday performance by reciting poems, performing skits and singing holiday songs. We will have our traditional potluck after the performances. Please bring a hearty dish to share. Stollen and coffee Read more…
Dear members, parents, students, teachers, and friends, I’m excited to announce our 16th annual weekend in the snow! This one will take place from Friday January 5 until Sunday January 7, 2018. As always we’ll go sledding, build snow (wo)men and go for snow hikes. Here are some pictures from Read more…
Join us on November 5th at 6pm for our annual Saint Martin’s Day Celebration. We’ll meet at Jackson Playground Clubhouse for a reenactment of the legend of Saint Martin. Afterwards we will stroll through the neighborhood with colorful lanterns that we made in class or brought from home. Along the Read more…
Fasching, Fastnacht, Fasnet, Karneval–the names differ in the various regions of Germany, but they all mean the same thing: the “foolish” late-winter days, dedicated to merry-making and fun. Dress up in your costumes and join us for this children’s celebration of dance, music, games and art-projects conducted in German.February 4, Read more…
All students will participate in this traditional Holiday performance by reciting poems, performing skits and singing holiday songs. We will have our traditional potluck after the performances. Please bring a hearty dish to share. Stollen and coffee will be served. Nikolaus will visit us and bring goodies for the children. Read more…
Saint Martin’s Day Celebration Sunday, November 13 @ 6 p.m. at Jackson Playground Suggested donation: $8 adults, $4 children, $20 family (up to 2 adults) Join us for a century-old German tradition of songs and brightly-colored lanterns in remembrance of Saint Martin. We’ll meet at the Jackson Playground Clubhouse (1501 Read more…
Please enjoy some photos from our annual end-of-year appreciation luncheon that was held at Brotzeit Lokal in Oakland yesterday.
We are looking forward to our traditional Holiday celebration on December 19. The Adventsfeier is a wonderful opportunity for our families to share some special time and for our students to perform for our community. Here are the times for this year’s event: 9:30 am – 10:30 am: Rehearsal in the classroom. Please bring your child to Read more…
Saint Martin’s Day Celebration, Festival of Lantern, on November 8, 2015Traditional German lantern parade, with singingThe German School of San Francisco invites you to join them for a Central European tradition that marks the onset of winter and reaffirms the need to care for one another during hard times.Bring your lanterns Read more…
Like every year the German School of San Francisco will be performing songs at the Oktoberfest on Sunday, September 27. This year’s event will be held at Pier 48. Children from all levels are invited to sing with us. Peter Buettner, our former president, will be leading the children with his guitar. Your student’s participation at the Read more…
Dear parents and school members, The German School of San Francisco is currently on summer break. The fall semester (2015/2016) starts on Saturday, September 12th, 2015. Registration is now open! Registration Fee: $50 per family (non-refundable) Parent-Child: $800/year – $400/semester Kindergarten: $1000/year – $500/semester Levels 1 and up: $1050/year – Read more…