
On Monday 3 February, four representatives from the international department joined the national department student representatives for a meeting with our school leadership and teachers. This meeting was part of the School Council’s work and focused on the theme of…
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Our kindergarten students enjoyed a cultural day on Thursday 6 February. They embarked on a delightful adventure to the Ljubljana Puppet Theatre, where they were captivated by a performance of Room on the Broom. The children were completely immersed in…
Read MoreKindergarten Cultural Day – Trip to the Ljubljana Puppet Theatre
On Thursday 30 January, the 5M students delved into data analysis for their unit on stress. The data was collected through the form of surveys. Thereafter, the data contained within these surveys were inserted into bar graphs, which allowed the…
Read More5M Science Day – Data Analysis
Once again, our school team, the Dominant Owls, achieved remarkable success at the First Lego League qualification round. The students excelled in all four competition categories, securing third place among the teams that qualified for the final state round.
The team consists of six students from the national department (Lucas Zakrajšek, Marcel Trkman, Nejc Bizant, Erazem Eržen, Jakob Grobelnik, and Julija Trkman) and four students from the international department (Alina Mia Vavpotič, Gala Vavpetič, Karin Isabel Vavpotič, and Alessia Erzsébet Maria Ottino). They demonstrated outstanding adherence to Lego core values, such as inclusion, teamwork, discovery, innovation, and respect. The team excelled in the robot game, as well as the technical aspects regarding the robot and coding, which involves designing, building, and programming an autonomous LEGO robot to complete missions. Most notably, they impressed the judges with their project presentation entitled One Boat, One Human, One Dead Sea, in which they explored a real-world problem and proposed creative solutions.
Congratulations to everyone involved!
Mentors: Lojzka Lušin & Uroš Medar
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Step into the world of...myths. Five groups of 7M students prepared short storytelling sessions based on international myths. In front of the PYP audience, several teachers and peers they performed with passion and expression. We were transported to ancient Greece, battled with the Minotaur of Crete, and visited the land of the Inuit.
The myths were accompanied by songs with original lyrics written by the students, which enriched the performances and excited the audience.
It was a wonderful event, and we are already looking forward to 7I's stories in the next semester.
Ms Mateja Kores & Ms Kristina Štemberger
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On Thursday 23 January, the school held our first Portfolio Night of the year. The event brought together students and their parents to review and analyse their work so far. The students demonstrated agency by independently presenting their best works in each subject, highlighting their development of skills and knowledge, whilst also identifying areas that need improvement.
In response, the parents wrote reflection letters to their children, pointing out the areas in which they are proud of and offering ways to support their future growth.
At the same time, our PTA organized a mini fundraiser to collect donations for funding the students’ participation in various competitions throughout the year. They were, of course, assisted by our student volunteers, who happily sold snacks and books.
All in all, it was a wonderful day for our community, celebrating both learning and progress, as well as supporting a charitable cause.
Read MorePortfolio Night & Mini Fundraising Event
On Tuesday 14 January, the kindergarten class celebrated a cultural day focused on Music. Activities included singing and playing orff instruments. They also engaged in creating their own instruments from waste materials, which was particularly enjoyable for them.
Read MoreKindergarten Cultural Day – I Like Music
On Tuesday 14 January, the MYP 3 students gave great TED Talk inspired speeches on at the culminating event of the Community Project 2025. The audience was informed, persuaded, and inspired by a variety of community orientated topics that are dear to our students' hearts. They shed light on important issues like helping fellow students, the elderly, the environment, and people who need to settle in a new country.
Their professionalism and inspirational talks touched us all. We are very proud of all the presenters who showed heart, confidence, and what a well-prepared speech looks like.
Congratulations, 8I and 8M! This was a major accomplishment.
A big thank you goes out to the mentors, who guided and supported the students on this journey. Your work is invaluable and much appreciated!
Mateja Kores
Community Project Coordinator
Their professionalism and inspirational talks touched us all. We are very proud of all the presenters who showed heart, confidence, and what a well-prepared speech looks like.
Congratulations, 8I and 8M! This was a major accomplishment.
A big thank you goes out to the mentors, who guided and supported the students on this journey. Your work is invaluable and much appreciated!
Mateja Kores
Community Project Coordinator
Read MoreMYP 3 Community Project Presentations
On Thursday 19 December, the children in the KG participated in a fun Pe-lesson alongside their parents. The session began with a warm up tag game that engaged everyone. The highlight was a relay race, where both children and parents showcased their energy and enthusiasm. Laughter filled the gym as families enjoyed the activities together, creating a memorable bonding experience.
Read MoreKindergarten – Gym with Parents
Dear Parents,
The next PTA meeting will take place from 08:30 to 09:55 on Wednesday 8 January, in the Library Reading Room.
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