Alfred-Nobel-Schule

Neukölln

Integrated Secondary School

Alfred-Nobel-Schule is a public Integrated Secondary School (ISS) in Neukölln. In the 2024/25 school year, 540 students attended the school. English is the first foreign language; French and Italian are also taught. The full-day program is compulsory: in year 7 every student stays into the afternoon. The school directory records the profile “SESB Deutsch / Italienisch”. SESB stands for Staatliche Europa-Schule Berlin, a bilingual branch with its own admission process. Bilingual instruction is offered in Italian. The school has no Oberstufe of its own; the route to the Abitur runs through a partner Oberstufe or an Oberstufenzentrum.

Contact & Address

Address
Britzer Damm 164, 12347 Berlin
Phone
+49 30 6064032
Email
sekretariat@nobel.schule.berlin.de
Website
https://alfred-nobel-schule.de

School Profile

School Number (BSN)
08K11
School Type
Integrated Secondary School
Upper Secondary (Oberstufe)
No
Full-Day Program
Compulsory (gebunden)
1st Foreign Language
English
Foreign Languages
English, French, Italian
Bilingual Instruction
Italian
Profiles
SESB Deutsch / Italienisch
Student Count
540
Teachers
52
Student-Teacher Ratio
10.4 : 1

Student and teacher counts are from school year 2024/25.

Applications in Recent Years

According to the official figures, Alfred-Nobel-Schule had enough places in all 3 recorded years. The number of places was increased over that period. Most recently, in 2026/27, there were 79 first-choice applications for 156 places. That is a demand ratio of 51 percent.

Enrollment and capacity by school year
School YearFirst choicesPlacesDemand RatioOversubscribed
2026/277915651%No
2025/269115658%No
2024/257512560%No

Location