In the premises of the Technical College of Vocational Studies in Subotica, on Friday, September 27, from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., an international event called European Night of Researchers was organized under the motto: Attention, science on the way, which this year dedicated, as the title suggests, to modern technologies in the IT field. Professors, assistants, and students from some faculties and from secondary schools, as well as experts from practice, presented different achievements from their sphere and interests and work. Seventh-grade students went to the event: Josip Mamužić, Urukalo Dušan, Andrej Davčik, Boroš Laura, Jovana Đukić, Aleksandra Kujundžić, and Filip Rudić, accompanied by the chemistry teacher, Benčik Slavko.
All attendants were very satisfied with the presentation and popularization of science.We are already planning to attend this event next year as visitors and observers, but who knows, if the conditions allow, we might think about equal participation as one of the demonstrators in scientific fields.

Translation: Svetlana Pribičević

The Parish Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, on September 19, was especially beautiful because it was decorated with children who attend Catholic religious education. The mass was led by the pastor, Rev. Marijan Vukov. The voices of the children and their teachers made this mass special. It was very special because we gathered to pray to the Lord for the blessing of school bags and the new school year. The students recognized the importance of a pure heart and went to confession with the guardian of the Subotica Franciscan monastery, Fr. Ivan Miklenić, who confessed throughout the entire mass.
The school principal, Stanislava Stantić Prćić, like every year, supported the children's desire to come to the mass for the blessing of the new school year and attended it. 212 children who attend Catholic religious education thank the principal for the support. We look forward to the new school year. You look at the picture gallery.

Translation: Svetlana Pribičević

Iako su za učenike školski praznici počeli pre nedelju dana, prethodni dani su bili veoma dinamični, jer je u prostorijama naše škole organizovana filmska radionica pod nazivom „Kad se male ruke slože”.
Prvog dana reditelji i mentori - Branko Ištvančić i Zoltan Šifliš, podučavali su učesnike radionice osnovama filmskog izraza i uveli ih u neverovatan svet filma. Naučili smo šta je to: kadar, filmski plan, ugao snimanja... Potom smo zajednički osmislili scenario, odredili stručnjake za ton, snimatelje, organizatora snimanja i kao pravi reditelji preuzeli kameru, i uz savete naših mentora, snimili kratki film. U montaži smo odabrali najzanimljivije scene i naučili kako ih složiti, obraditi i objediniti.
Dobro smo se zabavili posmatrajući svet filmskom kamerom, a kratki film, koji smo nazvali „Čari naše škole”, moći ćete uskoro i pogledati. You look at the picture gallery.

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The students and employees of our school continued the tradition of collecting plastic caps for recycling and contributed to the ecological humanitarian action Corks for Smile, which aims to purchase aid for children with developmental disabilities. By involving students in such activities, we develop empathy, which is crucial for creating compassion for others.

Translation: Svetlana Pribičević

Safety is important to everyone, so even the youngest must have at least basic knowledge of how to protect themselves in dangerous situations. That's why a representative of the Fire Department from Subotica visited our school. He gave a lecture on safety to the students in the lower grades. He first introduced the children to the fact that firefighters are also rescuers. They act in cases of fire, earthquake, flood, and other dangerous situations in which we can find ourselves. He explained in detail how to act in any of these situations so as not to endanger ourselves and others, and how we can help the firefighters and rescuers do their jobs as well as possible. The children actively participated in the lecture, presenting their experiences in similar situations. The lecture was instructive for everyone. We also learned some facts about dangerous situations that we did not know until now. The firefighter described in detail how children can save themselves in dangerous situations. He warned them not to play heroes in dangerous situations. Children will keep what they have learned in their heads, hoping that they will never need what they have learned.

Translation: Svetlana Pribičević

Addictive diseases are becoming an increasing problem among young people. Young people consume alcohol and drugs earlier than before. More and more children have serious problems at a very young age that have consequences for the rest of their lives. That is why representatives of the Police Administration from Subotica visited our school and presented their work. They discussed the problems of addiction with eighth-graders, and then the students had the opportunity to try on glasses to simulate the effects of alcohol and psychoactive substances. The purpose of using these glasses is to provide an opportunity to see, in a conscious state, the real effects of alcohol and narcotic drugs on the psychophysical state.
The mentioned experience serves as a reminder that this should never be done, and this lecture was instructive for everyone. You look at the picture gallery.

Translation: Svetlana Pribičević

We carried out a humanitarian campaign to collect funds for Maria's meals—that is, for the hungry children of the world. The first lesson was lesson was where I presented the vision of M.M. to the children. They were very emotional, and they showed their empathy and concrete love for hungry children by donating money for them. The school principal happily accepted the action and readily supported it. The children organize themselves to be able to collect donations throughout the year for the world's hungry children. Their various entrepreneurial ideas are really cheerful and encouraging. We can be really happy and proud of our children. Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow is the founder and CEO of Mary's Meals, a non-profit organization that provides nutritious, life-changing meals every school day to some of the world's poorest children. Mary's Meals currently serves meals to 2,429,182 children in 18 countries around the world, in communities where hunger and poverty prevent children from getting an education. Only €22 is enough for one child to receive nutritious meals. They receive these meals at their place of education for the entire school year. With our donations, the school saved 22 children from hunger for one year.

Translation: Svetlana Pribičević