School Clubs
Literary and journalism club
Working in the club develops in students:
- better diction and expressiveness
- independent research work
- writing and expression skills,
- an inclination towards journalism
- broader knowledge of language and literature.
Through the club, students are involved in producing the magazine “Sunce” (“Sun”) and in organising performances within the school. They prepare for municipal competitions in recitation and in writing literary works on a given topic.
The club is run by Jelena Korolija and Srećko Đurić, Serbian-language teachers.
Esperanto club – Boarding House
The international language Esperanto has been taught at our school since 1921. It is delivered in two groups of students. The first group consists of students encountering the language for the first time, and the second of students who have already mastered the elements of the programme. Within the club, an Esperanto knowledge quiz is organised and students are prepared for various performances in and outside the school.
The club is run by Dragana Nikolić.
History club
Working in the club develops in students:
- popularisation of the subject
- independence in their work
- broader knowledge of history
- orientation on 2D and 3D illustrations and relief representations
- popularisation of the subject through work on the magazine “Our Historical Treasury”
- an interest in visiting museums and archives
The club is run by Miodrag Janković, a history teacher.
Environmental club and the aesthetic arrangement of the school and school yard
Working in the club develops in students:
- love of nature and of preserving the environment
- motivating students to learn to live in harmony with nature
- encouraging children's creativity
- stimulating the development of visual and sensory systems
- social development and solidarity
- health culture.
The club is run by Miodrag Slavnić, Marija Vranić and Dubravka Gajević.
Art club
Working in the club develops in students:
- popularisation of the subject
- popularisation of the historical development of fine art
- independence in their work
- an interest in creative work in the field of art
- an interest in visiting galleries and museums
- getting to know and mastering various art techniques and materials.
Members of the art club take part in the aesthetic arrangement of the school and its surroundings, and in preparing and setting up exhibitions and various other events.
The club is run by Tamara Stepanović, an art teacher.
Sports club
Working in the club develops in students:
- popularisation of the subject
- an interest in sport and in taking it up in an organised way
- knowledge of various sporting fields
- through the sports club, preparation for sports competitions is carried out.
The club is run by Branislava Garunović and Nevena Ilić, physical-education teachers.
Chess club
Working in the club develops in students:
- popularisation of chess
- gaining knowledge about the ancient game
- (playing chess develops) memory, orientation, fine motor skills and micro-orientation (in visually impaired students)
- (preparation for competition). Students are continuously prepared for competitions
The club is run by Dragiša Kovačević.
Choir, orchestra and singing groups
Working in the club develops in students:
- interest in and love of music
- the students' musical potential
- familiarity with various musical styles
- listening attention and auditory memory.
Through this activity, students, with the help of their teachers, prepare the programme for the school's cultural and public activities: school ceremonies, competitions and other public performances.
The club is run by Hristina Pantelić.