Chartwell International School
Year 2a has begun this half term with the scientific study of electricity.
Paleolithic times bring Paleolithic weather and yet, our intrepid group of young would-be paleontologists were excited to be visiting one of the most important prehistoric sites of the Balkan region… The Risovaca Cave, located on the outskirts of Arandjelovac.
The piñata party is slowly becoming a part of the tradition in our school and the students love it. Our goal was to work as a team, since both art and the Spanish class have participated in carrying out the project. The students have learned about the historical facts of this worldwide tradition and we prepared a quiz where they competed against each others.
Treading along the meandering paths of Kosutnjak and Fruska Gora, year 7, 8 and 9 students said goodbye to the summer season and witnessed autumn emerging in a rainbow of colours.
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.
