We want to see our students leave our school as critical thinkers who have a sustained interest in learning and inquiry. They will be responsible and morally ambitious young adults.

We will help our students to listen and acknowledge the views of others, especially when they oppose their own, and to communicate respectfully. We want our students to embrace each other’s differences, recognise that there is a wider world outside of their familiar context and to live peacefully with their fellow human beings.

To achieve our vision, our school will align the best traditions of an Austrian Gymnasium with the global perspectives of an International Baccalaureate education.

Exactly 20 years ago in 2004/2005, our school introduced a bilingual programme to give our students the language skills to flourish in the increasingly international world of universities and work. 

The achievements and popularity of our programme are the results of the combined efforts of our dedicated teachers and students. Here are our Bilingual Co-ordinator Beatrix Maier and IB Co-ordinator Rebecca Kmentt introducing the journey of how our students develop academic fluency and language skills in different subjects with our bilingual teaching.