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Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha! Greetings, my fellow mischief-makers and party enthusiasts,

I trust you're all still recovering from the mind-boggling spectacle that was yesterday's Halloween extravaganza at DKIS, orchestrated by our extraordinary PTA. What a day of chaos, laughter, and spine-tingling surprises it was!

As your very own Joker, I must express my gratitude to the PTA for the relentless effort, dedication, and masterful planning that went into crafting such a fiendishly fun and unforgettable event. Your commitment to creating an atmosphere of mayhem and joy is nothing short of commendable.

But let's not forget the parents and teachers who joined in the carnival of craziness. Your enthusiasm and participation took our Halloween party to new heights.

The students had a positively insane time, and it's clear that, once again, we've demonstrated the astonishing power of our community when we come together for a cause. Your support is the Joker up our sleeves, and with it, we can achieve anything we set our minds to.

So, to the PTA, parents, and teachers, I say, "You're all a bunch of jokers!" But the best kind, the ones who make life in Gotham DKIS truly extraordinary.

Your Joker for the day,
Klemen Strmljan

3M would like to share their scary seasonal poetry with you:[br][br]

It's a lovely autumn day,
3M students want to play.
Ghosts and zombies are awake,
Scary night is on the way.

Witches flying in the air,
Spiders crawling everywhere.
Pumpkinheads are on the way,
Ghosts and zombies say, "we'll stay!"

As the frisbee flies away,
Scary trees keep it away,
Ms Živa tries to make them stay,
But 3M students run away!

3M

On Tuesday, 24 October, the Year 5 pupils worked hard to calculate the solar sytem's planets' radii and distances from the Sun in scale. A compass (big and small) was used to draw them, then they were arranged in the hallway.

Tina Fürst

Again it is the time of year that all runners come together. On Saturday, 21st of October, over 100 of our students ran the Ljubljana Marathon for younger runners. As the weather was not too hot and all of our students well prepared, everybody completed the course. Sincere congratulations to all of the competitors who had the courage and strength to apply and put all of their effort into running the event. Let’s continue to strengthen our healthy lifestyles with sports and thus a better tomorrow! Unofficial Results

Regards,

PHE teachers

The last day we spent together was filled with the cultural monuments of Ljubljana and some free time in the city centre.

Upon the return we prepared presentations and posters for the parents and we had a lovely gathering and farewell in the auditorium.

The French school left on Thursday morning at 07:00. We are really looking forward to visiting them in March!

Ms Katarina, Ms Irena

On Tuesday, 17th October, the French and the Danila Kumar students spent some time in lessons and after a short lunch climbed Šmarna gora. It was a challenging climb, and we all enjoyed the view and the fresh air.

Katarina Čepič

Today we visited the "sweetest town in Slovenija" - Radovljica and its beekeeping museum. Also, we had a hike around Lake Bled and saw the Blejski Vintgar Gorge. It was a beautiful day, filled with cultural and natural sights. We had luck with the sun and crisp mountain air.

On Wednesday we went to the House of illusions, where we explored and found out a lot of new things about how things look in different ways. 

We had a blast to say the least. 

Alen Kovačič

On Friday, 13 October, the French students and their partners spent their first day at our school.

They visited some lessons and had different workshops (cooking, dance, singing, sports, arts..).

It was a very active day, filled with new experiences and many pleasant moments. The weekend was spent with the host families. We all hope they had a wonderful time.

Katarina Čepič

The students first had the chance to get up close and touch a centipede in the Tropical House. They reviewed the concepts of who's the prey and who's the predator, the typical features of these animals, and the connections between animals and plants. Later, they saw chinchillas, porpoises, spiders, frogs, monkeys, snakes, and other exotic animals. They also entered the room with lemurs and observed the environment where they lived. We had a great day enjoying the company of tropical animals and their living environments.

Anja Plut