Rules checked: 17 October 2026
Primary school in Thüringen lasts four years, and children usually move on in Grade 5. Gymnasium is the academic pathway that leads to the Abitur, and the state also offers other secondary school types with different leaving qualifications.
The direct grade route requires at least gut (grade 2) in each of German, maths and Heimat- und Sachkunde (primary general studies) in the Grade 4 half-year report. This is a minimum in every subject, not an overall average of 2.0.
If those grades are not met, parents can ask the primary school for a Gymnasium recommendation. Without qualifying grades or a recommendation, your child needs to pass an admission procedure in the form of Probeunterricht (trial teaching).
One detail worth knowing: the school authority names the test schools and the annual dates, so ask for the current calendar before you apply.
This page describes the ordinary move from primary school. Later transfers into Gymnasium, and specialist schools with their own profiles, can have different requirements.
The main route
The direct grade route requires at least gut (grade 2) in each of German, maths and Heimat- und Sachkunde (primary general studies) in the Grade 4 half-year report. This is a minimum in every subject, not simply an overall average of 2.0.
If the usual route does not fit
If those grades are not met, parents can request a Gymnasium recommendation from the primary school. Without qualifying grades or a recommendation, the child needs to pass an admission procedure in the form of Probeunterricht (trial teaching).
Good to know
The school authority names the test schools and annual dates for trial teaching. Ask for the current calendar before applying. Specialist schools and later transfers have additional or different requirements.
This section describes the ordinary move from primary school. Later transfers into Gymnasium, and specialist schools with their own profiles, follow separate requirements.
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These are the official pages behind the Thüringen entry rules. They are in German, and they are the best place to confirm dates for your child’s year.
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