Students from Class VI-1 at Primary School Savremena visited “Zvuci srca”, a unique café in our city that employs individuals with developmental disabilities and promotes social inclusion through work, creativity and human connection.

As part of the Week of Unity, students from Class IV-3 of Primary School Savremena had the opportunity to visit “Zvuci srca”, a unique café that employs individuals with developmental disabilities and promotes inclusion through work and social interaction.

In a cosy and welcoming atmosphere, the students enjoyed delicious hot chocolate and heartfelt conversations with the café staff. This visit was more than just an outing – it was a meaningful lesson in empathy, embracing diversity, and the beauty of genuine communication.

The children listened with interest as they learned how “Zvuci srca” operates and why it is so important to give everyone the chance to contribute to the community. The café staff welcomed them with warm smiles, and the conversations that followed were full of kindness, mutual respect and curiosity.

The students asked questions, shared their impressions, and through these moments – over a cup of hot chocolate – showed just how open, thoughtful and supportive children can be.

At the end of the visit, the students purchased souvenirs handcrafted by the café employees – unique items that are not only beautiful and useful, but also carry a powerful message: every person has value, talent and something meaningful to offer the world. Through this simple act of support, the students experienced first-hand what it means to stand in solidarity with others.

This visit left a strong impression on the students of Class IV-3. In addition to having a lovely time, they learned an important life lesson – that unity is not just about being together, but about truly seeing, hearing and respecting one another.

Primary School Savremena continues to nurture these values through real-world activities that help children grow into caring, mindful and empathetic individuals.