Schools are places of both learning and life – which also means they should open themselves to the wider community and region. In this section we would like to introduce our collaborations, networks, and extracurricular projects.
At the Phorms Campus Hamburg, we live our core values every day while partnering with social organisations, businesses, and universities who share these values. This enables us to help our students develop a deeper understanding of their local environment. «
Phorms Campus Hamburg has been recognised as a fobizz School for 2024/25.
fobizz is the leading platform in the German-speaking world for professional development and a provider of digital tools and AI solutions for schools and teachers across all subjects, offering support for those who wish to:
Through the DigitalPakt initiative, the federal government supports states and municipalities in investing in digital education infrastructure. The goal of the DigitalPakt is to establish a modern, nationwide digital infrastructure that prioritises pedagogy. We are proud participants in the DigitalPakt School initiative and, with its support, have implemented several valuable projects at Phorms Hamburg. So far, we have invested €135,000 in digital infrastructure, with further investments planned.
Phorms Hamburg enjoys a close partnership with the Oregon International School through a student exchange programme. Hosted by Baker High School, a fully accredited institution, the Oregon International School offers a wide range of engaging courses and extracurricular activities. Baker High School is renowned both at the state and national levels for its excellence in academic and extracurricular programmes.
The "School without Racism – School with Courage" network connects schools committed to upholding human dignity. At around 3,600 Schools without Racism – Schools with Courage, students are actively engaged in combating discrimination. Our campus is proud to be part of this network.
The Dr Heinrich Netheler Foundation and the Phorms Campus Hamburg collaborate on student projects, particularly in the field of bionics. "Bionics – Nature Shows the Way!" is a two-part experimental course currently featuring 16 lessons, each 90 minutes long, with more sessions in development. This course was made possible through the Dr Heinrich Netheler Foundation’s support and their award-winning bionics kit.
Investment programme aimed at accelerating the development of infrastructure for full-day care for primary school children at privately funded schools.
In 2021, students from Phorms Hamburg took part in the “Climate Week Educational Programme”. Additionally, students from various classes regularly attend workshops. Climate Week is an independent, grassroots initiative, bringing together contributors from science, business, and society to create a platform for addressing key environmental and climate protection issues.
The German Association for Small and Medium-sized Businesses (BVMW) is a leading independent organisation that advocates for the interests of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across industries and free from political influence.
We are committed to strengthening both the SME sector and the education landscape in a sustainable way, while addressing the skilled labour shortage through our high-quality educational offerings.
The PARITÄTISCHE Welfare Association Hamburg is one of the six recognised top associations for independent social welfare in Germany. It is non-denominational, non-ideological, and politically neutral. Over 400 independent member organisations, representing more than 1,000 social services and facilities, are affiliated with the association in Hamburg. It advocates for and supports its members in achieving their professional, legal, social, organisational, and economic objectives.
In partnership with the BürgerStiftung, students at Phorms Campus Hamburg participated in a "Vertical Garden Project." This project was supported by the Youth Environmental Council of the BürgerStiftung. The initiative aims to involve young people and young adults more actively in the foundation’s work, encouraging greater diversity among volunteers. The focus is on promoting young engagement not only through financial support but also through active participation.
