How to Foster a Love of Learning in Your Child – Tips for Parents
A love of learning is one of the most valuable qualities a child can develop during their school years. When children enjoy learning, they see school not as an obligation but as an opportunity to discover new things, develop their abilities, and build self-confidence. Parents and schools both play a vital role in nurturing a […]
Why Folklore Matters and What Children Learn Through It – Much More Than Movement
Folklore is often seen as a collection of beautiful dance steps and interesting choreographies. However, its value in a child’s development goes far beyond movement. Folklore combines culture, education, discipline, and personal growth, making it an important part of childhood that positively influences children in many ways. Above all, folklore helps children develop a sense […]
Learning Through Experience – Why We Visit Museums, Organize Field Trips, and Welcome Guests to Our School Every Week
Education is not limited to the classroom and textbooks. The deepest and most lasting learning happens when children have the opportunity to see, experience, and engage with what they are learning about. That is why we regularly organize museum visits, themed field trips, and meetings with guests whose knowledge and experience enrich the educational process. […]
Why Is the Transition from Primary to Subject-Based Learning Smoother at Our School?
At our school, caring for children in the fifth grade does not end at 1:30 PM! We continue to provide a full-day learning concept where children can complete their homework, receive additional support, and continue learning in a familiar and safe environment. This significantly reduces any possible feelings of uncertainty or being overwhelmed during this […]
Daily Physical Education – Why It Matters and the Role of Obstacle Courses and Mazes
In modern childhood, children spend more and more time sitting – in classrooms, at home, with books, or in front of screens. That is why daily physical education is not a luxury, but a necessity. Movement is a natural part of childhood and a key condition for healthy physical, emotional, and intellectual development. When children […]
Our Class Pet – The Hedgehog
In our classroom, we have a very special member – a little hedgehog. He has become a true friend to all our students and has brought a lot of joy into our classroom. Every day, we enjoy watching him move around, explore his surroundings, and sometimes curl up into his little spiky ball. By taking […]
Grades Are Not the Goal, but a Guide – How Parents Should Approach Grades from Second Grade Onward
Starting from the second grade, children enter the world of numerical grading for the first time. For many students, as well as parents, this represents a significant change. The transition is made from descriptive assessment of progress to grades from 1 to 5, which become part of everyday school life. However, it is important to […]
A Private School That Offers More – A School Where Children Learn and Love Learning
In today’s world, education is no longer just an obligation – it is an opportunity. An opportunity for children to develop their abilities, build self-confidence, and discover the joy of learning. A truly exceptional private school is not simply a place children attend to achieve grades; it is a place where knowledge is understood and […]
Partnerships Supporting Student Development
At Mihajlo Pupin Private Primary School, we believe that education does not begin and end in the classroom. That is why we proudly build partnerships that provide our students with knowledge, experience, and lasting values. Through our cooperation with the Mihajlo Pupin Memorial Complex in Idvor, students have the opportunity to connect directly with the […]
The Road to Success Begins in Childhood
When we grow up, we remember from childhood only the things that were different and beautiful. Fortunately, time often erases or softens the memories of difficult moments. Do you remember the mathematics competition you took part in when you were in the third grade of primary school? Of course you do – because it mattered, […]