There are 10 boarding school groups, 6 of which are housed in the castle, 2 in the Trüperhaus and 2 in the Kronehaus.
The east and connecting wings of the castle, as well as the east wing of the Kronehaus, are traditionally reserved for girls. The groups are separated into boys and girls and usually contain at least 3-4 grades. Between 12 and 20 boys or girls live together in a group. The mentors live - often with their families - in the same wing as their students and are there for them 24 hours a day. They are also the most important contact for parents and are always up to date on the academic and personal development of their pupils.
ACCOMMODATION
There are a total of 65 student rooms in the castle, 15 in the Trüperhaus and 18 in the Kronehaus. Some rooms in the castle and in the Trüperhaus have sinks, and two even have their own shower or toilet. In the new Kronehaus (completion September 2013), two student rooms each share a comfortable bathroom. Depending on the current composition of the student body, this results in the distribution of students. The following applies in the 2019/2020 school year:
- Classes 5 - 8: triple rooms and a few double rooms
- Grades 9 - 10: triple and double rooms
- Class 10: Double room
- Q 11: Double rooms and some single rooms
- Q 12: Single room.
In each group there is at least one spacious shared bathroom, which in all cases has individual showers. There is also a group room in each group, usually with a kitchen corner, which also has a flat screen TV. This is where students in a group meet to chat, play, watch TV or cook. At the end of each school year, students have the opportunity to choose a group, room and room partner for the coming school year. Particularly sought-after rooms are allocated based on seniority and merit (see also privilege model).
GROUP EVENINGS AND GROUP TRIPS
Group evenings take place at irregular intervals where the groups do something with their mentors. This can be a game evening or a discussion in the group room, cooking or baking together, but also a meal in the Japanese restaurant in Rosenheim or a barbecue trip to Lake Neubeur. At the beginning of the school year there is a multi-day boarding school trip to get to know each other intensively for the first time, and towards the end of the school year a joint group weekend offers the appropriate conclusion.
LAUNDRY
In each group there is at least one washing machine and dryer, there are laundry racks, irons and ironing boards. Many of our students therefore take care of their own laundry. Alternatively, there is of course also a laundry service in the village that picks up and returns laundry twice a week.
CAFE EDEN
In our cozy and modern designed student café EDEN in the east wing of the castle, our students meet all day long during free periods and breaks and every evening after the Silentium and on the weekends for relaxed conversation over small snacks and cold and hot drinks. Managed by a dedicated team of students, the EDEN also offers films and football broadcasts on the big screen in the adjacent event room and occasionally even small concerts by students or teachers on the small stage - if someone dares to do so.
BAR
The boarding school's own disco is also a must - every Saturday on boarding school weekends, our small but professionally furnished "bar" opens its doors to our dance-loving students. Here too, management is the responsibility of a team of committed students.
