Throughout October, Savremena Primary School students showcased their talents in sports competitions across the region, earning numerous medals and recognitions in different disciplines. Their dedication, hard work, and sportsmanship have inspired us all, proving the importance of supporting young talents and encouraging children in their passions. Congratulations to all our young athletes on their exceptional accomplishments!

Lora Krasimirova Želeva continued her success in international dance competitions, winning two gold medals in Novalja, Croatia. Dance is Lora’s way of expressing herself and embracing discipline, and her achievements reflect her commitment and passion for this artistic sport.

Daria Čudak, from class 113, won the gold medal in the 2016 group at the prestigious “10th Banja Luka Open 2024.” Rhythmic gymnastics combines strength, grace, and rhythm, and Daria’s success highlights her dedication and hard work in this demanding sport.

Daria Čudak, from class 113, won the gold medal in the 2016 group at the prestigious “10th Banja Luka Open 2024.” Rhythmic gymnastics combines strength, grace, and rhythm, and Daria’s success highlights her dedication and hard work in this demanding sport.

Teodora Macura from class I-3 secured second place at the “Three for a Happier Childhood” competition. Teodora’s participation underscores the importance of supporting humanitarian sports events that promote health and social responsibility.

Luka Macura proudly became the official Serbian champion in ROTEX karting! Karting is an exhilarating sport that demands courage, speed, and technical skill, and Luka has represented our school as a true champion.

Filip Janković from class III-1, along with his team, achieved third place at the football tournament in Ohrid, ranking among the top four teams in the Western Balkans. Football requires teamwork, and Filip and his team demonstrated strength and skill at this major tournament.

Despot Bugarčić earned a silver medal at an international karate tournament in Croatia and a bronze medal at the Serbia Trophy. Karate builds discipline, confidence, and physical strength, and Despot’s accomplishments are a testament to his dedicated effort.

Simon Osećanski from class III-3 won a silver medal at the prestigious judo competition “11th Partizan-Svetislav Ivanović Trophy.” Judo develops balance, endurance, and technique, and Simon’s result reflects his dedication to this sport.