Gymnasium im Eilbektal

Wandsbek · Eilbek

Gymnasium

Gymnasium im Eilbektal is a public Gymnasium in Eilbek, in the Wandsbek district. In the 2024/25 school year, 103 students attended the school. For year 5 the school is set up for three parallel classes. Englisch is the first foreign language; Französisch, Latein, and Spanisch are also taught. The full-day programme has a besondere Prägung: an extended morning timetable, with voluntary care in the afternoon.

Contact & Address

Address
Eilbektal 35, 22089 Hamburg
Phone
+49 40 428 7659-0
Email
gymnasium-im-eilbektal@bsfb.hamburg.de
Website
http://www.eilbektal.de

School Profile

School Number
5851-0
School Type
Gymnasium
Full-Day Program
Extended timetable (besondere Prägung)

“Besondere Prägung” is the full-day form of most Hamburg Gymnasien: the extended timetable often keeps pupils at school past 1 p.m., while the afternoon care on offer until 4 p.m. is voluntary.

Parallel Classes (Grade 5)
3 classes
1st Foreign Language
Englisch
Foreign Languages
Englisch, Französisch, Latein, Spanisch
Student Count 2024/25
103
Social Index
4

Enrollment figures of recent years

According to official figures, Gymnasium im Eilbektal was oversubscribed in 2026/27 but not in 2024/25. Across the recorded school years, first choices swung between 87 and 119. Most recently, 2026/27 saw 119 first choices for 84 places, a demand ratio of 142 per cent.

First choices are the applications naming this school first. Places are the actual admissions into Klasse 5, which include children admitted on their second or third choice. A red column means more first choices than places. Where the school authority has published no admission figures for a school year, the column is hatched and the ratio reads “no figure”.
First choices and places by school year
School YearApplications (1st choice)PlacesDemand ratioOversubscribed
2026/2711984142%Yes
2025/2687–––
2024/259310291%No

Abitur Results

No Abitur average has been published for Gymnasium im Eilbektal so far. Each year the Behörde lists only the schools where Abitur examinations were held, and a school can be absent from that list because its first Abitur cohort is still to come, or because it did not report its figures.

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