Students of the "Jovan Jovanović Zmaj" Gymnasium in Novi Sad are boycotting classes on Thursday, May 28 and Friday, May 29, because they do not want a school that is "on the verge of collapse."
The ban on the use of mobile phones in Serbian schools is being challenged. How to implement it and why is this measure not a magic wand? The weekly "Vreme" writes about this in its new issue
The Academic Committee for Education of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts appealed to the Minister of Education, Dejan Vuk Stanković, to take the necessary steps in order to cancel the decision to lower the grades of the pupils of the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium.
The Council of Parents of the Fifth Belgrade High School asked UNICEF to act because of the continuous violation of children's rights in that school
Fifty kilometers from Leskovac, where the football stadium "Dubočica" was built for about 26 million euros, the elementary school in Merošina is leaking, has no heating or water
The students from Prokuplje went on an excursion to Sokobanja, but they only reached Krivi Vir as their bus caught fire and turned into a burnt wreck.
How about 80 percent of the 1,6 billion students worldwide were affected by school closures due to the covid pandemic between 2018 and 2022, the biggest disruption to education since World War II
Postmen, paori, schoolchildren are already on strike and protesting, and from Sunday, health workers, educators, fruit growers will also be... The president says that strikes are organized before every election.
From September 1, elementary and high school students can expect more physical education classes in 120 classes. Higher salaries for educators
In the next three days, students will solve tasks from their mother tongue, i.e. Serbian language (June 21), mathematics (June 22) and the third optional test (June 23).
Serbian Patriarch Porfirije sent an invitation to all school principals in Belgrade to participate with students and parents in the Salvation Day procession. Not a single school responded to that call because, as they say from the Forum of Belgrade High Schools, the church is not separated from the state, and that is how children get involved in politics.
The Government of Serbia has offered several locations where the students of "Vladislav Ribnikar" Elementary School can come, who do not want to return to the school building. Parents were informed by e-mail about the possible locations, which they should declare
Thousands of high school students, teachers and citizens demonstrated in the streets of Budapest, demanding higher salaries and better working conditions for the teaching profession, which is the latest expression of the growing student movement's dissatisfaction with the education policies of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's right-wing government.
