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Graduate celebration: 68 high school graduates celebrate their big degree!
On June 30, 2025, 68 graduates celebrated their Matura in the Braui Hochdorf, with a speech by FIFA line judge Jonas Erni.
Graduate celebration: 68 high school graduates celebrate their big degree!
On June 30, 2025, 68 graduates successfully passed the Matura or FMS exam. The ceremonial handover of the diploma took place in the Braui Hochdorf and was an occasion full of emotions and outlook on the future.
A special highlight of the event was the speech by Jonas Erni, a former student of the Seetal cantonal school, who now works as a FIFA line judge. He focused on the upcoming European Championships in the speech and inspired the graduates with his words to actively shape their own future and to get involved in society. This message reflects the objectives of the Matura, which not only enables the university to study, but also promotes general knowledge, critical thinking and social commitment.
popular fields and examination process
A look at the numbers shows that at this year's Matura examination were the most popular focus subjects economy and law, as well as biology and chemistry. According to bkd.lu.ch chose. Despite the challenges that the recent years have brought through the Corona pandemic, these exams were carried out under strict protection concepts.
In addition, parts of the exams on laptop were completed at six cantonal schools and a Matura school for adults, which is an adaptation to the new conditions. A total of 7520 written and oral sub -examinations were created, validated and evaluated. The Matura celebrations took place under special hygiene measures, with a maximum of 100 people indoors and 300 people outdoors.
appeals of the headmaster
The rectors of the schools took the opportunity to give the graduates important wisdom. Rector Martin Bisig emphasized the need to think critically and to question developments. Rector Franziska Schärer encouraged the high school graduates to go their own way and to focus their strengths. Rector Marco Stössel appealed to graduates to use their self -competencies profitably and to develop self -confidence.
Inger Muggli-Stokholm, also a rector, emphasized that your own way gives wings and thanked for the support that students experienced during difficult times. Adrian Bühler, President of the School Commission, wished the graduates serenity, passion and the awareness of enjoying the moment. Rector Hans Hirschi reflected on the challenges of high school education in the past two years, which were strongly shaped by pandemic
Overall, the diploma handover became an important event that marked the conclusion of an important phase of life and at the same time put the expectations and hopes for a successful future.