Education
Bischöfliches St.-Hildegardis-Gymnasium dedicates new schoolyard
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Bischöfliches St.-Hildegardis-Gymnasium dedicated its new schoolyard in Duisburg on Friday, September 18, 2026. The project, which includes a playground and a courtyard with shade trees, follows the opening of a new sports field nearly one year ago.
The construction department of the Diocese of Essen completed the project in two years for 1.1 million euros, which was less than the original 1.3 million euro estimate and the planned three year timeline. Most of the work took place during school holidays. The school's support association provided significant funding for a new climbing frame installed in the courtyard.
Duisburg First Mayor Edeltraud Klabuhn thanked the diocese for its investment in the school during the dedication ceremony and school festival. The renovated courtyard provides more space for play, sports, and learning within the school's Dellviertel location.
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- Official sourceSt.-Hildegardis-Gymnasium in Duisburg weiht neuen Schulhof ein
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