It is the school's policy to employ teachers with outstanding professional credentials and with relevant experience delivering the English National Curriculum. Chartwell teachers come from a variety of backgrounds and experiences but what they all have in common is a love of teaching, an empathy with their students and a commitment to their education. The average length of service of teachers is about seven years ranging from those who have served in the School almost since it was founded to those who have recently joined. There are 150 teachers in the school supported by assistants.
The atmosphere within a classroom is very much dependent on the teacher. The quality of a good teacher is in his/her personality and character as much as their qualifications and experience Our staff regularly participates in additional training and further development of teaching, communication and class-management skills. Our school is a learning community where all are involved in a continuous process of improvement and enrichment. The school is committed to fostering a positive climate for continuous learning. Continuous Professional Development (CPD) is the means by which the school is able to motivate and develop its community.
A dedicated team of non-teaching staff, ably supports the daily operation of the School.
Pre-School
Our young learners proudly celebrated UN Day through International Week and a Shared Lunch filled with colours, joy, and flavours from around the world.
21 Oct 2025Pre-School
Our amazing F2 children took us on a journey around the world during their end-of-year concert!
20 Jun 2025Pre-School
What an incredible day filled with laughter, energy, and unforgettable moments!
12 Jun 2025Pre-School
Preschoolers visited a Bee Center to learn about the fascinating world of bees.
22 May 2025Pre-School
Last week, the F2 children went on our annual autumn walk to the Forest of Bojčin.
14 Nov 2024Primary
In 3F we made gloves! It wasn't a knitting class! It was an English class, and we wanted to make ourselves comfortable with retelling a story.
30 Oct 2025Primary
Our young explorers proudly represented India at the UN Day celebration with a vibrant presentation highlighting its geographical beauty, national symbols, rich festivals, colourful traditions, and flavourful cuisine.
21 Oct 2025Primary
Pupils from Chartwell Upper Primary enjoyed an unforgettable educational trip to Viminacium, one of Serbia’s most important archaeological sites, on Thursday, October 16.
17 Oct 2025Primary
This week, Year 3D took a deep dive into the world of non-fiction texts, and what an incredible journey it has been! As part of our English unit, students researched topics they were passionate about – from fascinating animals to amazing places they’ve visited.
16 Oct 2025Primary
As part of our Cultural Week leading up to United Nations Day, our Upper Primary students enjoyed a wonderful shared snack, where they had the chance to taste foods from around the world — from a real Italian tiramisu and French cuisine to Lebanese dishes, Russian salads, Serbian ćevapi and burek, and Turkish delights.
16 Oct 2025Secondary
During PE classes at our Upper Secondary school, students recently took part in motor skills testing aimed at assessing and developing their overall physical abilities.
16 Oct 2025Secondary
Our Year 7, 8, and 9 students from Chartwell and Green School attended a special cultural event held at Kolarčeva Zadužbina (Kolarac Foundation) in Belgrade. The event was part of the ongoing educational series titled “How to Listen to a Concert / Little School of Etiquette.”
14 Oct 2025Secondary
Year 12 Psychology students have been actively engaging with Simon Baron-Cohen’s influential study, "The Reading the Mind in the Eyes Test," as part of their curriculum.
09 Oct 2025Secondary
Students in A level Literature class delved into Shakespeare's Hamlet this week, examining its enduring themes of revenge, uncertainty, and mortality.
23 Sep 2025