Dornach

Dornach is a municipality in the district of Sorenthorne in the district of Dornek in Switzerland. Dornach was first mentioned in 1223 as De Tornacho. In 1307 it was mentioned as Zu Dornach. It has been settled since at least 1223, when a local le priest was known as Johannes de Tornacho known as "the meaning of turnous property. Wearing a traditional costume from Dornach. This site was the venue for the decisive battle of 1499.

Dornach, who ended the Swabian war and effectively secured the independence of the Old Swiss Confederacy with the Holy Roman Empire. This fight is a memorial in the relief wall of 1949. Dodena is famous for Goenetanum and is home to the international headquarters of Anthropological. Movement established by Rudolf Steiner. During the school year 2010-2011, there were 444 students in the Dornach School system.

The education system in Solothurn's Kent allows small children to attend two-year non-compulsory kindergarten. During that school In the year, there were 83 children in kindergarten. In Canton's school system, students are required to attend primary school in six years, in which some children participate in small, specially. There were 288 students in primary school and 5 students in special, small classes in the municipality. There are three lower in secondary school programs.