Autumn began with various sports events, and our students enjoyed being physically active, competing and spending time together. In the past period, we have organised many sports events in Savremena with the aim of fostering the sportsmanship of the students, but also supporting their talents. Students enjoyed both competing and cheering.

Our talented student Ignjat Ignjatović from class VI-1 made it to the city championship in table tennis, and apart from him, Đorđe Bojičić and Aleksa Maksić also showed exceptional skills at the school competition.

Primary School Savremena’s students are big fans of futsal, so this year they welcomed the school futsal championship with great enthusiasm and with a passionate cheer team. The first place was taken by the boys from class VII-1. Volleyball is also a sport that brings a lot of joy to our students. Everyone gathers to cheer and support the players and you can hear their excitement everywhere in the school. The volleyball teams are mixed, which means that both boys and girls play, and this year the school trophy was won by class VI-2.

The PE teacher carefully monitored and diligently worked with the students of the seventh and eighth grades and had no easy task to single out only a few representatives for the Municipal Basketball Championship. However, by standing out with their skillful play on the basketball court, our students proved that the teacher made the right choice and they didn’t fail his trust.

What especially delighted the students was the sports games of class VI-2 at the swimming pool. The students had fun, they relaxed and enjoyed spending time together.

Physical activity affects every aspect of children’s development – from, of course, physical to emotional and intellectual development. That’s why Savremena zealously nurtures the spirit of sportsmanship and continuously works to raise awareness among both students and parents about the role of physical activity and sports in children’s everyday life. One of the projects that perfectly illustrates this, and of which we are a part, is Math&Move, which perfectly demonstrates the impact of healthy motor development on the ability of children to acquire knowledge.