Which hammer hits the nail fastest into the wood? Which technique is the best? What looks so simple, requires concentration and skill!
At the end there was only one winner in each group:
Hristo from the Alfred-Nobel-School and Tobias from the Ferdinand-Freiligrath-School.
A long day of shooting, hard work, but also a lot of fun! With the production company mmpro we shoot our first video about the Fliegerwerkstatt. Starring: our youth! To be on view from 19 November on our new website!
In the morning on the set.
“Sound and action!”
In the afternoon the parcours-team joins us. The camera is still in place.
Done: Everything in the box!
The intention of our graffiti workshop is to achieve a common goal by creating a big picture together. Besides, the students learn how to deal with paints and varnishes, to apply different spraying techniques and to observe working safety regulations. With the support of our volunteer Jerome Gillen the eight students of the Alfred-Nobel-School created a logo for the Fliegerwerkstatt.
In the new school year 2015/2016 the Fliegerwerkstatt starts in two co-operations with Berlin secondary schools. Within the arena of product design the classes of 12 students of the Ferdinand-Freiligrath-School in Kreuzberg takes place once a week in our halls in Tempelhof. They become familiar with tools and equipment, learn to deal with different materials and produce their first products according to the blueprints.
The practice class of Alfred Nobel School in Neukölln comes three times a week. The focus for the 9th and 10th-graders is apart from technical workshops, how to prepare them for their career entry. Resume Writing, Job Training and Internship search paid off: In the meantime, 5 students could be placed in internships.
The third co-operation is launched in November: 10 students of the senior high school LOTIS from Tempelhof deepen their craftsmanship and technical abilities to find out in which professional direction they want to go in their future.
From 10 to 30 August 2015 our staff is on summer vacation. During this period the Fliegerwerkstatt will be closed.
Since four weeks the first students of Alfred-Nobel-School join us once a week at the Fliegerwerkstatt. They build up the workbenches and they helped to shape the setup of our course.
On the last day before the holidays the wooden border for the sprung floor was completed.
For a 2nd time, the Marianne-Cohn-School uses the offer of the Fliegerwerkstatt to give their students the opportunity to familiarize with handcraft.
With enthusiasm everyone works according to his opportunities, the sense of achievement inspires.
The Regional Working Group, briefly RAG Tempelhof, met this time in the meeting room of the Fliegerwerkstatt for their regular meeting. At the end all participants were allowed to craft – as normally their youngsters do.
The Berliner Mindstorms Robot Club Roobot e.V. helps children and teenagers with guidance and with joy to learn more about science and technology. In teams technical challenges are solved together. Self-created robots beyond construction manuals are the outcome.
From September 5th on the courses take place every saturday in the Fliegerwerkstatt.
The joy at the three workbenches from the training workshop of Rolls-Royce Germany was huge! When they arrived in late May in parts, it was clear that the building would be a great challenge for our young people. Therefore we gladly accepted the offer of the apprentices from Rolls-Royce to help our youth to reassemble. On time our “helper” arrived and impressed us all with their expertise and professional approach.
That’s how 17 young people worked together for two days, and all of them were proud of their common result.
