Bright Horizons is a cool primary school, but Bright High, our secondary school, is also gaining popularity quickly! Bright Horizons Secondary School has been host to a group of high-school students from Italy. We have asked them to answer a few questions about this experience and they were kind enough to answer our questions and even sent us some photos. First we asked their teachers to tell us something about their visit to Croatia. Could you tell us a bit more about your s

Hi, my name is Livia and I’m in Year 5. I moved to Bright Horizons last year after living abroad, and I had a little trouble adapting. I decided to join the school newsletter and write an article because I wanted to share my experience and hear from other students, both new and old, about how they felt when starting a new school. I hope this can help make the transition easier for anyone in the same situation and give ideas on making new friends and getting to know teachers.

This time of the year we all like to look back at what we've done so far and sort of make a recap of everything. Well, so did we! One of the amazing things our school had going on was a week's exchange visit from some pupils and teachers from an Italian school! They spent some time in our school, hosted by our formidable Year 6 and their from teacher Ms Lisica, and also travelled through Zagreb and Croatia to do some sightseeing. Once they left, we asked them to look back at

Our school has long been a place of learning for teachers, too. Perhaps some of you don't know it, but our teachers also learn. They keep learning and developing their teaching skills so that they can provide us with better guidance. However, Bright Horizons is often also training ground for interns - teacher trainees who come from all over the world to learn about the job first hand. We guess no college or university can ever prepare anyone for all the unpredictable question

Year 8 is also hiding a sports sensation in gymnastics - one of our editors-in-chief of Bright Zone and one of our amazing Year 8 pupils - Ruža! She’s doing so well in gymnastics that we, her classmates from Year 8 - Eva and Meera, interviewed her for the newsletter. Learn more about gymnastics and perhaps you find out that it is a challenge you would like to try out! Just before we talk to Ruža, here are some useful facts to wow you. This is the club where Ruža trains - GK M

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

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

Bright Horizons loves welcoming friends from other schools around the world. This week we have a very special visitor - Ms Angela Fubler,...

Our Year 6 has a secret treasure – a phenomenal young gymnast named Bruna P. who has achieved something many athletes can only dream of...