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What did Anne Frank study?
Anne Frank studied a variety of subjects, including German, Dutch, history, mathematics, and geography. She was a diligent student and maintained good grades in school.
What was Anne Frank nickname at school?
At school, Anne's nickname was Clown Anne.
Where did Anne Frank study before going to the secret annex?
Anne studied at the Montessori School until 1940 - then she studied in the Jewish Lyceum until she went into hiding in 1942. Back in those days with so many restrictions forced upon the Jewish community in Amsterdam, Anne had no choice but to study at the Jewish Lyceum. The Montessori school she went to in Amsterdam still exists today, it is now called the 6th Montessori School Anne Frank.
What school did Anne Frank go to before World War 2?
Anne went to school to a school that is now called Anne Frank's School.
What was Anne franks education?
Anne Frank attended the Sixth Montessori School in Amsterdam before she went into hiding during the Holocaust. She received a well-rounded education at the Montessori school, which emphasized independent learning and personal development.
What was Anne Frank's school name?
Anne Frank attended the Montessori School in Amsterdam.
What was Anne Franks school?
the school Anne frank went to was the Montessori school
Is Anne Frank's diary illegal?
No. It is widely read and studied in schools.
Which school did Anne Frank go to?
Anne Frank went to Montessori Primary school and went to Jewish Lyceum (Jewish Secondary)
Why did Anne Frank think about school?
Anne loved school with the exception of math, which she detested.
How old was Anne Frank when she started school?
Anne Frank attended kindergarten at the Montessori School in 1934. Anne was five years old when she started kindergarten at Montessori.
What were Anne Frank's teachers names?
Because Anne Frank and her family were in hiding, it is unlikely that she had any teachers other than her parents, who taught her in secret. She would not have been able to attend school, because the Nazis would have caught her (as they eventually did).
