Campus Muristalden Gymnasium

The school places children, adolescents, and young adults, along with their interests and talents, at the center of its educational process. It values personal encounters in the pedagogical process and fosters a climate of respectful, appreciative interaction where high performance is expected from everyone. The school aims to provide successful learning and formative educational processes, continuously reflecting on and evaluating its quality through dialogue and feedback.

The school offers a comprehensive educational pathway including the Volksschule (1st grade through 9th grade), Brückenangebote (10th school year), and a Gymnasium leading to a state-recognized Matura. The Gymnasium programme includes an Untergymnasium entry point from the 7th grade, a bilingual Matura option, and the 'IndiGym' model. Additional offerings include Heilpädagogische Integrationsklassen and the Kirchlich-Theologische Schule.

The school provides individualized solutions for learners in specific biographical situations across all educational departments. Support offerings include integrative promotion (Integrative Förderung), school social work for the primary and secondary levels, and specialized Heilpädagogische Integrationsklassen. Additionally, the school offers coaching and learning support services.

The school accepts applications throughout the year, with entry typically occurring at the start of a semester or by arrangement. Interested families can contact the secretariat for information regarding the admission process and to schedule meetings. Admission details are available for the Volksschule, Brückenangebote, Gymnasium, Heilpädagogische Integrationsklassen, and Theologische Bildung.

The school hosts regular information sessions for prospective families, including an information morning in November and recurring information evenings from December through May. Specific dates and details for these events are published in the school's agenda.

The campus is located in a green, quiet district of Bern, accessible by public transport and car. It features a library with reading corners and research workstations, as well as a bistro that provides fresh, seasonal meals. The school also maintains specialized learning spaces, including the 'MachBar' creative workshop, and offers various rooms for rent for private or public events.

The school offers a variety of voluntary supplementary activities and elective subjects (Freifächer) across its departments. Students have access to the 'MachBar', a creative space featuring a workshop, a print room with a digital plotter and a traditional printing press, a painting room, a computer room, and a podcast/video studio with a greenscreen. Additionally, the school provides a 'Tagesschule' (day school) for learning and leisure, and organizes experience weeks for gymnasium students.