There is always a special kind of excitement around school when the school year starts and our pupils think about becoming a candidate for the new class president. This is what 'election elation' means:). Not to make a lot of guesses as to why presidential election in a primary school would matter at all, we went to our school counsellor, Ms Đurić, and we asked her about it. Here is what she had to say about election time at Bright Horizons! Why is it important to hold presid

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...

As we have so many pupils very keen on history, politics and warfare, our special reported from the recent military parade is our very...

Our fantastic Ms Maričić is putting magic into science again! She has prepared another treat for all fans of biology (and those who are...

Trying to keep up with all our school events as well as academic obligations can be challenging at times, so we'll just give you a quick...

In the midst of all our academic competitions, sports challenges and simply growing up, we must take a moment to celebrate this wonderful...

Now that we are all eagerly waiting for spring to come, we took some time to reminisce of some fun times during December. The visit to...

What is your favourite thing to do during holiday time? We asked around in some of our classes and this is what they said... 1. What is your favorite thing to do at Christmas time and winter? Year 7 · sledging · playing in the snow · opening presents Year 8a · watching movies · opening presents · travelling Year 8b · watch movies · eat · opening presents · roller skating Year 6a · spend time with fa

Bright Horizons is a community of various cultures, customs, traditions and religious festivals. Our pupils come from all around the world, so we also learn about, for example, Hanukkah and the Chinese New Year. During this time of holidays, our pupils did some research into how various cultures celebrate the holidays. Here's what Tilda discovered about Christmas traditions... China In China, only about one percent of people are Christians, so most people only know a few thin