Our Year 6 had two Italian encounters this year. Just before the winter break they had some Italian visitors in their class (check it out here: PARLI ITALIANO? ), and last week they had the chance to go to Italy. This is what they had to say about it... Where did you go, when and who accompanied you? We went to a primary school in Assisi, Italy. Every day after school we went to some parts of Italy with Ms Grgić and Mr Necmeskal. it was really fun and we ate different foods,

Want to learn how to be a diplomat? Do your research, listen and think hard before you speak, and take everybody's well-being into account! How is that possible? You can ask our Year 8 and Bright High pupils! This was a year of fantastic opportunities for our Year 8 pupils, as well as our secondary school ones! They attended two MUN conferences, learning the art of diplomacy, social awareness and accountability! They also prepared a great platform for all those daring to foll

Do you know what holds you up right on your feet? You might think it’s gravity but it’s your bones, muscles and cartilage. This trio works together all the time. Today I am going to explain you what is a bone made of, what happens when you break one, how many bones you have, what cartilage is for and why the muscles are super important. Let’s start with numbers! An adult has 206 bones, but for a newborn things are different. They have 300 separate bones! As babies grow, some

Have you ever wondered what's out there in space lately? Today, I’d like to introduce you to 3I/ATLAS. The comet was originally discovered on 1 July 2025 by the NASA-funded Atlas survey telescope in Chile. It is the third interstellar object that humanity has ever found. The “3I” in its name stands for this fact. The first two were “1I/ Oumuamua,” which was discovered in 2017, and “2I/Borisov,” which was discovered in 2019. One of the coolest things about 3I/ATLAS is what it

There was a photo riddle posted on our school's social networks a few weeks ago. Here it is, and in case you didn't guess what it was about, everything in explained in this article. Can you believe it ? Our Year 8 pupils are travelling to London tomorrow to attend a Model UN COBIS conference as active participants! Our role models, the Year 8s, along with the assistance and guidance from their teachers, the principal and our school counsellor, have spent a lot of time in Janu

When most people think of dinosaurs, they imagine giant reptiles like T-Rex or Triceratops. But what surprised me during my research is that dinosaurs never actually went extinct, at least not completely. Scientists say that modern birds are the direct descendants of a group of dinosaurs called Theropods, which were two-legged carnivorous dinosaurs. Fossils of species like Archaeopteryx clearly show both dinosaur and bird features like feathers, claws, and long bony tails. T

This was like time travelling! Field trips are the best! After having studied cave paintings and life in neanderthal times, Year 3 went for a visit to the Krapina Neanderthal Museum and were left breathless and speechless at what they got to see there! Here is what Year 3 had to say about it: My favourite part of the trip when we were making clay art because it was fun and we got to choose the animal M. My favourite part of the trip when we saw the baby T-Rex skeleton!" A. My

We've always known that art can be fun, but last week Year 6 went to their educational field trip and workshop Art is fun! and had a blast! Here are some photos from their workshop as well as their comments on this! They interviewed each other on this topic:) Where did you go? “We went to an art studio- The Art of Fun.” “…and we got flags.” When did you go? “We went on Wednesday the 8th of October.” Why did you go? “Because we wanted to have fun, skip school, and to have more

Summer has sneaked up behind the corner before we could even say - FINALLY! There have been so many events in the past few weeks of...