September was an exceptionally successful month for the students of Savremena Primary School, marked by outstanding achievements in various sports disciplines. Their effort and dedication paid off, bringing them numerous awards and recognitions. These accomplishments inspired their peers and illuminated the path to future successes.

Nine-year-old Luka Macura won second place at the Central European Championship held in Ptuj, Slovenia. Despite facing unfavorable weather conditions and less experience compared to the competition, Luka displayed exceptional skill and determination during the qualifiers and the first race. This success heralds a bright future in karting, and he will represent Serbia at a prestigious competition in Valencia this October.

Luka Vasiljević from class IV-2 won two awards in September! He secured first place at the Belgrade Open for the under-10 category and second place in the same category at a tennis tournament in Jagodina. Tennis, a sport that demands outstanding endurance, tactical thinking, and precision, presents numerous challenges. Luka, through his perseverance and talent, has shown that he can tackle all these challenges, inspiring his peers to engage in this exciting sport.

Isak from IV-2, along with his football club, won first place at the Fairplay League finals. Football promotes teamwork, cooperation, and physical fitness. Isak’s commitment to training and teamwork contributed to his success, and the award they received serves as an inspiration for all young footballers to strive together for victory.

Sixth grader Dmitrij Dunski traveled to Moscow, his hometown, to perform in a play. Theater represents a blend of art and emotion, and Dmitrij’s performance showcased his talent and ability to convey a story to the audience. This opportunity opens doors to new possibilities and demonstrates the importance of following one’s dreams, no matter how distant they may seem.

Simon Osećanski from III-3 participated in the “CRVENA ZVEZDA CUP 2024” judo competition, where he won third place. Judo is a sport that requires discipline, strength, and strategy, and Simon’s commitment to training and fighting spirit allowed him to stand out among his competitors. His success is an excellent example of how effort and perseverance can lead to rewards.

Second grader Daria Čudak won a gold medal at the International Rhythmic Gymnastics Competition held in Sarajevo on September 20. Rhythmic gymnastics requires a combination of ballet, gymnastics, and dance, and Daria demonstrated exceptional skill and artistic expression. This success not only confirms her talent but also inspires all girls aspiring to this beautiful sport.

Nađa Stanković from class 8-2 achieved a notable result at the Open Championship of the Republic of Serbia in dressage in 2024. Equestrian is a sport that requires close cooperation between horse and rider, as well as outstanding technique and precision. Nađa’s dedication and love for this sport paid off, and her success motivates other young riders to continue their work and improvement.

Stefan Milutinović from class V-2 achieved significant success at an international football tournament, where his team won third place. Football is a sport that requires excellent teamwork, strategy, and physical endurance, and Stefan’s commitment and effort paid off.