town clerk, now a gallery city park with water basin zoological gardens Sports Among the many sports clubs in North Saxony district town, among other things, the annual sporting events like the LVZ Bicycle Ride, Delitzsch moves or the old town race. More than 13 sports clubs are based in the region of Delitzsch. Some of the clubs: 1. SV Concordia Delitzsch NHV Concordia Delitzsch 2010 e.V. (second handball club) GSVE Delitzsch 1995 e.V. (volleyball club) Delitzscher Sportfüchse 1995 e.V. (judo club) 1.FC Delitzsch 2010 e.V. (football club) RV Germania Delitzsch 1891 e.V. (bicycle club) Korean Tigers 1989 e.V. (Taekwondoverein) Delitzscher tennis club 1921 e.V. Badminton club Delitzsch Dive club Delitzsch 1958 e.v. Education The first school was built around 1426 as a boys school and was expanded in the 16th century to cater for girls. Today more than 3,500 students learn in ten public and three private schools. These include three primary schools, two Mittelschulen (secondary schools), one grammar school, two colleges and two special schools. The School of Music, the Adult high school and the acting school are private schools. Primary schools Primary school Diesterweg Primary school on Rosenweg Primary school Delitzsch-East Middle schools Artur Becker- Middle School Middle School Delitzsch-North Grammar school Christian-Gottfried-Ehrenberg-Grammar School Technical and vocational schools School of Social Sciences Vocational School Dr. Hermann Schulze-Delitzsch Special schools Special Educationscool Rödgen - school for mentally disabled Pestalozzischool – school to promote learning Other schools Delitzsch Music School Theatre Academy Saxony (Acting School) Adult high school Notable people Erich Bauer (1890–1970), student historians Lucas Brandis (c. 1450–1500) and his brothers, Moritz, Mark, and Matthew Brandis (died after 1512), important early book printers Max Bruning (1887–1968), painter, born in the house market 20 Carl August Ehrenberg (1801–1849), botanist and plant collector Christian Gottfried Ehrenberg (1795–1876), bioscientist who co-discovered the use of bacteria in medicine Bernhard Förster (1843–1889), high school teacher, cultural critic and husband of Elizabeth (Forester) Nietzsche Joachim Fritsche (born 1951), football player in the East German league and played from 1973 to 1977 in the GDR national team Paul Fürbringer (1849–1930), physician Carl Hugo Gutsche (1843–1926), Missionary & Founder of the German Baptist Church in South Africa from 1867. He was the first of the South African 'Gutsche' dynasty who later went to found and grow the Coca-Cola bottling brand in South and East Africa from the 1940s. Thus was primarily done under Carl Hugo's grandson,