SPD/UWG coalition celebrates expansion of educational institutions in Bersenbrück and Bad Laer
In a significant development for the education sector in Bersenbrück and Bad Laer, two new special needs schools have begun operation this school year. The news brings an end to the uncertainties that surrounded the establishment and operation of daycare centers in these towns earlier this year.
The school in Bersenbrück will operate with all existing classes before August 2025 under the daycare center, while all new classes will be part of the new special needs school. This clear division between the two systems ensures a smooth transition for the children and parents. In contrast, the school in Bad Laer will start with a "new" 1st grade and an existing Tabi class, grade 5, indicating that there is no continuation of the daycare center system for the Tabi class in the next school year.
Jutta Olbricht, chairperson of the SPD/UWG group, expressed her satisfaction with the planning security for the facilities, employees, and above all, for the children and parents of both schools in Bersenbrück and Bad Laer. She emphasized that joint action and cooperation lead to success in achieving this milestone.
The further development of the schools in Bersenbrück and Bad Laer has been successful, involving the state authority, district administration, and district politics. On-site talks were held with the managers of the daycare centers, Guido Uhl (Bersenbrück) and Hendrik Auf der Landwehr (Bad Laer), by members of the SPD/UWG group.
The focus of the new schools in Bersenbrück and Bad Laer is on intellectual development. However, at present, there is limited information available on the background, development, or impact on intellectual development of these new special needs schools. For comprehensive insights into this topic, consulting local education authorities or regional government websites from Bersenbrück and Bad Laer may offer current and authoritative information on new special needs school initiatives and their educational impact.
As the new school year begins, the children and parents in Bersenbrück and Bad Laer can look forward to a new chapter in their educational journey with the operation of these new special needs schools. The establishment and continued operation of the schools in Bersenbrück and Bad Laer now have certainty for the facilities, employees, and most importantly, the children and parents.
The intellectual development of students in the new special needs schools in Bersenbrück and Bad Laer is a priority, making education-and-self-development an important aspect for the children. Jutta Olbricht, chairperson of the SPD/UWG group, emphasized that cooperation and joint action contributed significantly to the establishment and successful operation of these schools.
