On Friday, 16 November, Youth for Understanding (YFU), a world-wide known organisation for student exchange, held a presentation of its programmes at International School Savremena.
Savremena’s class I-4 student Elena Taševski is serious about photography, as proven by her works. She recently had an exhibition in Belgrade as part of the birthday celebration held by Fabrika fotografa (Factory of Photographers). Soon afterwards, she opened a photo exhibition in Pula.
On Thursday, 1 November, one of the most prominent youth organisations of today gave a presentation to the students of International School Savremena on the Global School of Entrepreneurship project.
It’s no surprise to see Savremena’s students bring medals and laurels to the school.
It’s no surprise to see Savremena’s students bring medals and laurels to the school.
On Thursday, 1 November, the students of International School Savremena had a unique opportunity to learn about the inner workings of the Belgrade Stock Exchange (BSE), when they visited this institution together with their Business and Economics teacher Ms Marija Milić.
International School Savremena organised the Halloween week at the school for the fourth year in a row. The traditional event includes several days of Halloween-themed lessons, spooky decoration around the school, and the star event, the costume party which took place on Wednesday, 31 October.
On Monday, 29 October, the students of International School Savremena visited the National Bank of Serbia (NBS), a modern national and European institution.
For the students of International School Savremena, Thursday, 25 October was Book Day. Together with their physics and mathematics teacher, the students visited the 63rd International Belgrade Book Fair, and during the course of nearly four hours spent there, they had the opportunity to visit different stands and find the books that suit their taste.
The students of Year 11 had a unique chance to explore the topic of globalisation from different perspectives during the interdisciplinary lesson which connected Geography, Economics and Global Perspectives. Even though the students were presented with different views on the topic, they also pinpointed the characteristics that are common for all three subjects.
Students and teachers of International School Savremena have once again shown their social responsibility and understanding of the support to marginalised groups of people.
Savremena’s kickboxer Nataša Katić won a gold medal at the Belgrade Championship held on Saturday, 6 October in Lazarevac, at the SRC Kolubara sports hall. The championship was organised by the Kolubara kickboxing club, together with the Kickboxing Federation of Belgrade.
We are very proud to have two student with exemplary results on their IGCSE exams – Matija Šarenac and Jana Marinović received their Cambridge ICE diplomas ‘With Distinction’ this August.
On 28 September, Savremena’s guitarist Nikola Milosavljević took part in the ‘Autumn in Čukarica’ music event, as one of the young talents from the Vatroslav Jagić music school.
On Friday, 28 September, Savremena’s third-year student Adriana Salahović participated, as a member of the “Glasovi Nade” singing school, in the international music festival Angel Voice in Belgrade, where she won first place in the 16-18 age category.
Savremena’s third-year student Nikola Milosavljević used his summer break for education and his greatest love – the guitar. While his peers were relaxing on the beach or the mountains, Nikola participated in two music events – ARLEMM, a summer music event in Arilje, and the international guitar festival Forum Gitarre Wien.
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Promoting intercultural and academic student exchanges has always been an important part of school life at International School Savremena.
A school is only as successful as its students. Once again Tara Ćulibrk shone like a star in the world of swimming, bringing medals to Savremena from yet another competition.
Yet another school year has started! On 3 September, Year 11, Year 12 and Year 13 students of International School Savremena returned to the familiar classrooms and hallways, while Year 10 students were introduced to their new school and friends, and learnt about the inspirational and educational lessons from their teachers.
Danilo Stokanić, Savremena’s student attending the Cambridge International Programme, achieved great success by winning as many as 50 points in biology and chemistry tests, ranking second at the entrance exam at the Faculty of Medicine with a total of 88.78 points.
On Friday, 29 June, Savremena’s students had the honour and pleasure to participate in the organisation of a reception at the White Palace. The following day, on Saturday, 30 June, they attended a workshop held by the renowned lecturer Christopher Thurber, after which they took part in a workshop and enjoyed a tour of the palatial complex.
Savremena joined in the celebration of Women’s Golf Day. On Tuesday, 5 June, at the Belgrade Golf Club, Savremena’s teachers spent the day with female golf players and other fans of the sport.
International School Savremena’s students who attended the Cambridge programme received their diplomas at the formal ceremony held on 15 June at the Metropol Palace in Belgrade.
International School Savremena prepared a wonderful surprise for its Y10 students to mark the end of their first school year at Savremena. This time, they had a chance to experience an exciting and truly different interdisciplinary lesson in geography, biology and history outside of their classroom.
Savremena’s students are very curious about natural phenomena, and enjoy questioning the laws of physics and learning about the processes in nature.
On Monday, 18 June, the Stamenković Stage at Belgrade’s Vlada Divljan Cultural Centre resounded with applause and cheers due to Savremena’s students’ phenomenal performance that brought the spirit of the 1950s to life with an unforgettable, spectacular take on the characters from the classic Grease in a new, modern setting.
On Tuesday, 12 May, Savremena’s board games aficionados, and those who are curious about the process of designing board games, met with designers of the local board games company Dažbog Games, who were welcomed by Savremena.
International School Savremena has a tradition of organising interesting activities and events at the end of the school year, so as to reward its students for all their hard work.
Inspired by the theme of 2018 WTISD – Enabling the positive use of Artificial Intelligence for All, on Thursday, 17 May, Savremena’s students visited the Nikola Tesla Museum with their physics teacher Ana Vlašić, and computer science teacher Milić Vukojičić, where they learnt about the works and discoveries of one of the pioneer scientists in…
DetailsWeather is a natural phenomenon that affects our lives on a daily basis, so it is very important that we understand how it works, and comprehend the processes that result in different weather conditions.
On May 19, Savremena welcomed the most prestigious experts from renowned institutions, including Cambridge Assessment English, OSCE Mission to Serbia, the Faculty of Philology in Belgrade, the Italian Institute of Culture, the French Institute in Belgrade and the Goethe Institute. For the first time in the Serbian capital, they discussed the importance of bilingual education…
DetailsIn early June, Savremena’s students were among the first visitors of the newly opened Museum of Illusions in Belgrade, which immediately earned praise from people from all age groups.
Savremena continues to enrich its partnerships with renowned institutions.
When it comes to theatre, International School Savremena always tends to find interesting plays for its students, who are eager to attend. This time, the school found something truly different.
Adriana Salahović, Savremena’s student with a magical voice, won yet another prize, confirming once more her truly extraordinary talent. At the international singers’ festival “Euro Stars”, held on Wednesday, 25 April in Malta, Adriana finished second, effectively proving herself one of Europe’s best young singers. Extra praise for Adriana The competition brought together contestants from…
DetailsSavremena’s student Tara Papić joined the ranks of Serbia’s best young geographers and finished third at the national Geography Olympiad held on 27, 28 and 29 April, hosted by the Railway Technical School’s Student Home in Belgrade. Ana Petrović and Aleksandar Zaplatić also achieved notable results at this three-day competition. Outstanding results at geography competitions…
DetailsOn Sunday, 22 April, Savremena’s students enjoyed a beautiful musical performance at the Kolarac Endowment, given by the Vojvodina Symphony Orchestra and the Signum Saxophone Quartet led by the British conductor Timothy Redmond. The students were particularly impressed by the exquisite rendition of Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue by the special guest at the concert, the…
DetailsOn Saturday, 21 April, Savremena’s students joined running aficionados for the Fun Run at the 31st edition of the Belgrade Marathon. The students, who displayed their willpower and fitness, successfully completed the 5K run with the help from PE teachers Stefan Radojičić and Miloš Grubješić. Another participation at Belgrade Marathon This year saw the 31st…
DetailsThe students of International School Savremena and their teachers spent the last week of March on an unforgettable study trip, taking in the sights of several European cities and enjoying memorable times with their friends. Savremena’s Year 11 students set off on an adventure that led them to Italy and France; a day later, their…
DetailsGiven that each day we face different situations requiring marketing, business or economy skills, International School Savremena organised the ECO-BUS fair (ECOnomics-BUSiness Fair) for its students, held on 23 March 2018. The students learnt about sales and the basics of economics and business, and found out why it is important to pay fees or taxes.
International School Savremena takes pride in organising its teaching in a truly different way, combining similar or completely different subjects to find the perfect formula to make lessons fun and memorable for its students, and helping them learn as much as possible.
International School Savremena knows how much its students love ice cream. This is why on Friday, 16 March, Business teacher, Ms Tatjana Vilček, and Economics teacher, Ms Marija Milić decided to take their students for a visit to Frikom, a market leader in the production of ice cream and distribution of frozen foods, thus enabling…
DetailsOn Saturday, 24 February, International School Savremena was one of the venues of the International English competition titled “HIPPO English without borders”. As many as 55 students of Savremena attended the competition and put their English skills to the test, hoping to be among the best ones who will go to the final round in…
DetailsInternational School Savremena will be the only private school among the 180 selected schools in Serbia taking part in the PISA survey to be held in April and May. During the month-and-a-half-long testing, Savremena’s students will compete against their peers in an attempt to improve the performance of Serbia, which hasn’t participated in the study…
DetailsOn Monday, 12 March, International School Savremena enabled its students to attend a presentation of the University of Nova Gorica (UNG), thus helping all those who have yet to decide where to continue their education make another step towards choosing the right university.
At the Winter State Championship held from 9 to 11 March at the Milan Gale Muškatirović Sports Centre in Belgrade, Savremena’s student Tara Ćulibrk won as many as 9 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals – in the 50m, 100m and the 200m front crawl events, as well as in several…
DetailsOn Thursday, 8 March, the new stage at the Zvezdara theatre echoed with the laughter of delighted Savremena’s students who joined the large audience attending the play Boeing Boeing, directed by Predrag Stojmenović.
Students of International School Savremena have once again shown their altruism. This time they’ve collected aid for the children at the Belgrade drop-in centres in order to give them comfort during the cold winter days.
International School Savremena wishes to provide its students with various extracurricular activities, but also with the opportunity to express their knowledge and compete with their peers from around the world, believing that participating in various competitions can help its students in their future education, as well as in their time management skills, giving them a…
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