On February 6, 2019, Melisa Gadžur and Ivan Vuković participated in the interactive meeting „All the languages of Gubec“, organized by the primary school „Matija Gubec“ from Zagreb, as part of the In Media ReStart project with the aim to connect all schools that carry the name of Matija Gubec.
In the interactive e-time, we connected to the conference with the schools bearing the name Matija Gubec from Čeminec, Gornje Stubice, Jarmina, Magadenovac, Piškorevac and, more recently, Zagreb. We presented the activities of our school (strawmaking, Duzijanca and rowing) on ​​the Bunjevac flea market, and thus presented to other participants of the customs and traditions of the Bunjevac Croats.
Students of all schools with interest followed the presentations, and we hope that such virtual encounters will become a tradition every year around February 9th, the day when the final battle of the Peasant Rebellion was played.

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On Monday, January 21, 2019. The International Hug Day is celebrated. On that occasion, members of the Student Parliament of our school organized an action to share free hugs in the center of Subotica. The passangers were visibly surprised and generally pleased to accept and hug them back. The students shared the flyers and the hearts of the friendships they had prepared  in association with their teachers.
We hope that next year will be even more hugs not just on this day, but every other day of the year
A hug does not cost anything and it means a lot.

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Students' union of our school organized a humanitarian action Candies for a smile, with the support of teachers Danijela Radnic and Sandra Ilic Kostic. During the previous week, sweets and candies for children from kindergarten Petar Pan in Donji Tavankut were collected. Anyone who was able brought a candy bar, a choco banana or some similar sweets, and after the end of the action, packets were made for each child in the kindergarten.
The distribution of these modest, but heart-warming gifts, was held on December 5 in the kindergarten premises. All the children and their educators were pleasantly surprised by this gesture and didn't save their smiles.
The aim of the action was to cherish our little ones and show them that their great companions think of them. (See the picture gallery)

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The International day for tolerance was celebrated in our school on November the 16th,2018., in the time of the first period, which was dedicated to workshops on the importance of tolerance among people. After that, students arranged our school panel.
The World Tolerance Day is celebrated since 1995 as a day when we need to remind ourselves of the needs of mutual respect and respect regardless of the differences that exist among people.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has defined the definition of tolerance: Tolerance is respect, acceptance and appreciation of the richness of diversity in our and world cultures, our form of expression and the way to be human.