As a political municipality in the canton of Basel-Landschaft, Reinach belongs to the district of Arlesheim and is the second-largest municipality in the canton. Reinach - "Rynach" in Basel German - borders the city of Basel to the north. The town lies 303 meters above sea level at the southern foot of the Bruderholz in the Birs valley - the lowest point is 270 m above sea level and the highest 373 m above sea level. It also has a short border section with the city of Basel. The river Birs forms the municipality's eastern border. The dense alluvial forest along the river and the Reinacher Heide are considered great recreational areas with many botanical rarities and are a bird paradise. Arlesheim, Münchenstein, Bottmingen, Oberwil, Therwil, Aesch, Basel (Basel-Stadt) and Dornach (Solothurn) are neighboring communities. The schools in Reinach have Arlesheim, Basel-Stadt and Baselland as their catchment area.
The municipality of Reinach BL has a population of around 20,000. The municipal area covers 700 hectares, of which around a third is agricultural land, over half is residential and a little less than a fifth is forest. As a typical agglomeration, Reinach grew from 1907 as a quiet rural residential area due to its proximity to the town with employment opportunities and cultural offerings. The fact that it belonged to the economic area of north-western Switzerland and the Basel agglomeration led to the establishment of well-known companies in the Kägen and Schönmatt industrial zones. And the more important the economic area became, the more emphasis was placed on education and schools in Reinach over the course of time.
Due to Reinach's proximity to the city of Basel, the town is well connected to public transportation. There are also good and regular connections to the neighboring municipalities. Streetcar line 11, for example, provides transportation through the town and to Aesch, Münchenstein and Basel railroad station in just over half an hour. Bus route 64 crosses the area in an east-west direction and connects to Dornach-Arlesheim station (in just over 10 minutes). From there, you can take the S-Bahn line 3 to Basel, Therwil, Oberwil or Allschwil. Bus route 62, on the other hand, provides access to the well-known Kägen industrial estate from the same station. The line then runs via Reinach Dorf to Therwil/Biel-Benken and on to Allschwil (in around 45 minutes). The train ride, streetcar ride or bus ride to and from schools in Reinach can be used to relax or study.
The town of Reinach is connected to Basel, the rest of Switzerland, Italy, Germany and France via the highway (Talstrasse H 18). The A2 highway provides a good connection to the national road network. There are two highway junctions - Reinach Nord and Reinach Süd. This guarantees a direct connection to the school in Reinach by car or motorcycle. With a parking space management system and resident card, the town of Reinach ensures that there are also sufficient public parking spaces available for visitors. A 30 km/h speed limit was successfully implemented in all residential areas in 2010. There are also parking garages in the city area. This makes it easy for students to get to schools in Reinach by private transport.
In addition to primary and secondary schools, Reinach is home to a commercial vocational school, cantonal schools, vocational schools, vocational colleges, vocational schools, private schools, day schools, a curative education school, a music school, sports schools and language schools. With the help of schools in Reinach, people can develop and flourish both personally and professionally.
There are several catering options in the vicinity of schools in Reinach: in a restaurant, café, canteen or over the counter. It is also possible to buy food for catering at the Reinach school. Reinach specialties include various roasts and other meat specialties, golden sausage made from natural meat, teas, chestnut cake, nut sticks and almond cookies.
Despite its size, Reinach has managed to retain its village character. Despite its tranquillity, there is a rich cultural offering, sporting events, beautiful children's playgrounds and many stores that invite you to take a stroll. Close to the vibrant city of Basel, Reinach is also known as "the town before the city". Reinach and its residents also benefit from the surrounding recreational areas. A market is also held in Reinach once a month - a produce market, flea market, children's market, Christmas market and fresh produce market. After classes at schools in Reinach, you can discover the following sights:
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