Chartwell International School
Thursday the 17th of November was an exciting day for Year 6 students as they visited the Ethnographic Museum in Belgrade. It was a chance for them to learn about the way of life of people that lived in these areas in the past centuries.
Preparing for the UN day was an enduring and challenging task. 5A, 5B, and 5D wanted to investigate interesting facts about countries they will visit in the future.
Our student delegation visited the beautiful British Embassy! They were ecstatic to learn about the culture, food, geography, monuments, myths and famous people of the United Kingdom.
This has been a busy time for year 3C. We pretended to be hunter-gatherers and tried to survive the Stone Age by making our own spears to go out hunting for stone Age animals and gather berries and plants.
Hello from the Y4c classroom! At Chartwell Lower Primary this week is mainly about school outings – having fun and learning along the way. That is why Year 4 paid a visit to the Museum of Science and Technology. The purpose of our visit to the Museum was to elevate students’ awareness of the significance of the scientific and technological culture, as well as to popularize science and its modern achievements.
Chartwell International School is an international school, whose curriculum is based on the British National Curriculum.
The school is accredited as an international school and an examination center by Cambridge and by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of Serbia.