Benedictine High School of Pannonhalma - Benedictine High School of Pannonhalma

It is by far the best high school in Hungary.

Modern and clean building, surrounded by complete tranquility.

It is located in beautiful surroundings

The Benedictine grammar school and vocational secondary school in Pannonhalma is located in the area of ​​the Abbey. It is a recognized grammar school and vocational secondary school throughout the country. Students are also taught by Benedictines and civilians. Dormitory placement is also provided.

As an alumni, I couldn't give another rating.

To sit on the palm of God is Pannonhalma. A community that, as a civilian, lives in divine blessing. Teachers who teach AND educate to a very high standard. They show the way and lead by example. They encourage independent thinking. It's amazing to see what teenage boys are holding in their hands. Thanks and thanks, God keep them on this sacred path.

“Time beautifies everything,” they used to say, and I’m starting to feel the truth in it at the moment. In 2015, I entered the lion’s gate with high hopes that I would spend the next 6 years of my life here in one of the elite schools in the country. Everyone has sang ode to what a frank place it is, here you can get a sure foundation for life. He didn't really care, they could have said bad things, it didn't matter anyway. I moved into the "castle prison." Sometimes I really felt like I was really there: I looked out the window, the freedom around me, and I was locked up here for 6 years. And as the years went by, especially around grade 10, staring into utter despair, I just wanted to get out of here, which even then seemed so far away. I didn’t want to get up just at 6:30 to go through a completely unnecessary chemistry class for me, and that I won’t understand anyway. I didn’t want to spend 3 hours every day studying, especially on Fridays where Saturday singing-music, religion, or just a class teacher class should have been “learned”. I didn’t want to buy a suit every Sunday and then watch Mass for 1 hour at the Basilica (let’s just say I wouldn’t really want one now). Then of course there are the positives, too, because if they hadn’t, I certainly wouldn’t have written now. The community that has developed over the past 6 years is exemplary: joint football, class trips, recollections have forged the class together to make the 6 years spent with each other in a pleasant atmosphere. And in elite school, I realized that teachers cover not only strict, 60-year-old old-fashioned Benedictine fathers, but (mostly) progressive-minded colleagues who (mostly) keep the interests of students in mind. During my long 3-hour study, my most beautiful inspirations popped out for my adventure novels and last but not least, this phase of the day contributed greatly to my excellent graduation. And in vain, I have always complained about the smallest things, I have to admit that this Pannonhalma was not such a bad place.