Thousands of young people have passed through our benches over the years. Our predecessors and we do everything so that every young person can later be successful in their personal or professional life.
Websites for graduates of Gamče, through which you can stay in touch with your old school and at the same time help it, are I’m a graduate resp. collection.
Below we publish a continuously updated list of important and publicly known graduates and teachers of the school:
1626
(1570 – 1637)
founder of the school; Ostrihom archbishop and cardinal, philosopher, educator, writer, politician and Jesuit
Wikipedia
1648
(1605 – 1667)
school director 1646/47; palatine and husband of Žofia Bosniaková
Wikipedia
169x
(1675 – 1736)
polyhistorian and pedagogue, founder of critical historiography
Wikipedia
173x
(1723 – 1801)
historian and librarian, founder of Hungarian historiography
Wikipedia
176x
(1747 – 1783)
historian, pedagogue and author of textbooks, dean of the Faculty of Philosophy in Buda
(1743 – 1816)
mathematician and dean of the Faculty of Philosophy in Buda, royal councilor
Wikipedia
1780
(1762 – 1813)
priest, linguist and codifier of the Slovak language
Wikipedia
1795
(1776 – 1827)
father of Franz Liszt
Wikipedia
1850
(1821 – 1903)
professor of Slovak 1850~61; theologian, linguist, pedagogue and Štúrovec
Wikipedia
1856
(1823 – 1894)
professor of mathematics and physics 1856-59; nationalist, mathematician and educator
Wikipedia
186x
(1845 – 1917)
musicologist and critic, city archivist
Wikipedia, Profile Bratislavské rožky o.z.
1873
(1843 – 1909)
professor of mathematics and physics 1873-1905; educator, naturalist and stenographer
Wikipedia
189x
(1877 – 1960)
music composer, conductor and pianist
Wikipedia
1899
(1881 – 1945)
music composer, pianist and ethnomusicologist
Wikipedia
1922
(1904 – 1960)
writer, columnist, politician and diplomat
Wikipedia
1923
(1905 – 1977)
founder of modern orthopedics in Slovakia, university professor (LF UK), doctor and academician
SOTS profile
(1904 – 1994)
university professor (FF UK), historian, archivist and scientist
Wikipedia, MUOP, Záhorské múzeum
1925
(1906 – 1969)
historian, pioneer assistant of historical sciences in Slovakia, university professor (FF UK) and archivist
Wikipedia
1926
(1908 – 1972)
actor, director, screenwriter and teacher
Wikipedia
1927
(1909 – 2006)
founder of neurology in Slovakia, university professor (LF UK), doctor and academician
Nekrológ
1928
(1907 – 1988)
music composer and co-founder of Slovak operetta
Wikipedia
1929
(1911 – 1991)
vice-rector of the University of Musical Arts, dean of the Faculty of Music of VŠMU, conductor and music teacher
HC profile
(1910 – 2010)
painter and illustrator
Nekrológ
1933
(1915 – 2004)
opera singer
Wikipedia
(1913 – 1991)
president of the Czechoslovak Republic, secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Czech Republic and a communist politician
Wikipedia
(1914 – 1991)
composer, director of the Slovak Philharmonic and university teacher (HF VŠMU)
Wikipedia
193x
(1916 – 2005)
endocrinologist, founder of endocrinology in Slovakia and scientist (SAV)
Nekrológ
194x
(1922 – 2008)
historian of literature
Wikipedia
(1922- 2014)
biochemist, co-founder of animal biochemistry in Slovakia and an enthusiastic Bratislava historian
Nekrológ
(1929 – 2009)
the first Slovak international chess master and editor-in-chief of the daily Šport
Wikipedia
(1927-2017)
biologist, parasitologist, university professor, dean (LF UK) and vice-rector (UK)
Consilium LIFE
195x
(born 1933)
microbiologist and university professor (School of Medicine, New York University, USA), philanthropist
Vilček Foundation profile, Wikipedia
(1939-1997)
track cyclist, world record holder and Olympian
Wikipedia
1956
(1939-1993)
opera singer
Wikipedia, Classical Music
1957
(1940-2021)
humorist, playwright, novelist, lyricist, actor, director, presenter and singer
Štúdio L+S profile , Wikipedia, Book profile
1959
(born 1942)
actress and university teacher
Wikipedia
1976
(born 1957)
politician and university teacher, former Minister of the Interior of the SR
Wikipedia
1978
(born 1960)
education expert, founder and director of EXAM testing, ex. Gamčák professor of mathematics
Personal page
(born 1960)
theoretical physicist and university teacher (FMFI UK), journalist (weekly) and writer
Wikipedia, Book profile
1981
(born 1963)
Chairman of the Executive Board of the Slovak Accreditation Agency for Higher Education, former rector of STU and electrical engineer
STUBA profile
1982
198x
(born 1965)
chairman of the National Assembly of the Slovak Republic, entrepreneur (also owner of Fun radio)
1987
(born 1969)
traveler, founder and director of CK Bubo
1990
(born 1971)
health expert (HPI) and former journalist (TV Markíza)
HPI stránka, Blog
1991
(born 1972)
co-founder and vice-chairman of the board of directors of J&T
J&T profile
(born 1973)
co-founder and vice-chairman of the board of directors of J&T
J&T profile, Wikipedia
(born 1973)
lawyer, former Minister of Justice and member of the National Assembly of the Slovak Republic
Personal page, Wikipedia
1992
(born 1974)
director of CZŠ Narnia
Narnia profile
(born 1973)
education expert (o.i. Indícia), manager of ZŠ Félix
Indícia profile, Félix profile
1995
(born 1976)
co-founder and manager of Nexteria and Teach For Slovakia
Teach For Slovakia profile
(born 1977)
member of the National Assembly of the Slovak Republic, expert on social affairs and teacher
Personal page, Wikipedia, Článok o hájení Gamče
(born 1976)
writer and columnist
Personal page, Wikipedia, Book profile
(born 1976)
sports director of the European Olympic Committees
EOC profile
