ENROLLMENT FOR THE 2026–2027 - Privatna osnovna škola Mihajlo Pupin

ENROLLMENT FOR THE 2026–2027 school year is open

If you want to provide your child with quality education supported by innovative teaching methods and a strong cultural and traditional foundation, then we are the right school for you.

The goal of enrollment is not quantity, but forming a stable school community with shared understanding of education, upbringing, and responsibility.

WHY CHOOSE OUR SCHOOL?

Because we have some of the officially recognized best teachers in Serbia.
Because we implement the national curriculum, strengthened with numerous extracurricular activities and innovative teaching methods.
Because we provide a safe environment for the growth and development of your children. Our space is spacious, full of greenery, and the classrooms are modern and adapted to interactive teaching.
Because we love our homeland and Serbian scientists, artists, researchers, and thinkers who changed the world and shaped history. That is why we have real role models.
Because we apply STEM education and kinesthetic learning. We aim to build “young scientists” while simultaneously developing creativity in children.

Because we treat school as an extension of home. Our space, program, dedicated teachers, and entire school staff form a harmonious environment in which every child can feel seen, supported, and safe.
Because we eat healthy food, exercise regularly, and spend a lot of time outdoors and in nature.
Because various scientific experiments, drama sections, puppet shows, sports obstacle courses, orienteering, walks, camping in the school yard, gardening, chess, ethics, as well as visits from renowned writers, scientists, and athletes, along with visits to important scientific and cultural events, are an integral part of our school week.
Because we provide equal support to both parents and children, and we work together in the best interest of our students.

What our teachers say about the school

Most frequently asked questions by parents

From what time to what time are children at school?

School doors open at 8 a.m., and extended care lasts until 5 p.m.

How many students can be in one class?

Our working principle involves small groups of students, up to 15 students per class. This allows us to provide quality attention both to the whole class and to each child individually. Our goal is to monitor each child’s progress and react quickly, whether we notice slower progress or identify special talents that should be developed. Additionally, small groups of up to 15 students contribute to stronger and better relationships among students.

How many meals do children have at school?

Children in our school have four meals: breakfast, lunch, and two snacks. We strive for meals to be healthy and nutritionally rich, providing enough energy for the day and developing healthy habits and a love for healthy eating from an early age.

Do students wear school uniforms?

Yes. We provide uniforms for all children in our school, adapted to their activities and designed for maximum comfort.

Is learning material provided for students?

Yes. All necessary materials, including books and school supplies, are provided for children, so parents do not need to worry about these things.

What extracurricular activities does the school offer?

As part of extracurricular activities, children visit museums, theaters, and scientific and cultural events. Museum Night, Researchers’ Night, Book Fair, and the European Mobility Week are just some of the regular events we attend.

We also regularly organize trips outside the city, where children explore natural landmarks, visit historical sites, and participate in educational workshops, contributing to their overall development and connection with the natural beauty of our country.

Extracurricular activities also include visits from writers, scientists, athletes, and other lecturers and experts from various fields, who enrich the curriculum through their workshops.

First Generation

Experiences of our parents and students

“Ideally, as parents, we envisioned our daughter’s education as a combination of learning through play, developing work habits, and a love for learning. We wanted her to perceive learning as a pleasant responsibility and a form of enjoyment, not as a burden. In addition to school activities, we planned extracurricular activities such as sports and piano. In conversation with Ivana, I realized that her vision of education was very similar—children receive all academic and extracurricular activities in one place with a strong teaching staff, while home time remains family time. That is why I decided to enroll my daughter in the private primary school "Mihajlo Pupin."