Chartwell International School
The many benefits of extracurricular activities, include making new friends and pursuing physical interests.
Every day after school, clubs are organized. Clubs are envisaged to develop the students’ psychological and physical development, coordination and at the same time enable them to socialize with their peers. Clubs are organized on the basis of expressed student interest.
Throughout the year, students join different clubs such as football, dance, karate, drama, pottery, fencing etc.
Drama club
Music club
Pre-School
Play is an essential part of early learning. As children play they are developing the cognitive, socio-emotional and physical skills they will need to take them into a successful adulthood.
28 Jan 2020
Pre-School
Nursery group resumes the 'Winter' theme for the next three weeks. We will be observing winter signs and talking about winter clothes and winter animals.
22 Jan 2020
Pre-School
F2 children and staff would like to thank all mums and dads who came to our Christmas morning and made it special.
28 Dec 2019
Pre-School
The Nursery children had fun while learning the Nursery rhyme ' Incy Wincy Spider'.
04 Dec 2019
Pre-School
Nursery children had a lovely week with a lot of fun.We finalized our theme 'All about me' with a beautiful children's display.
15 Oct 2019
Primary
Hanging Mobile Book Reports - our fun English project.The students had to make a hanging mobile book report that included having nine cards hanging from your mobile and one at the top (ten total).
21 Feb 2020
Primary
Positive group experiences and cooperative learning have been shown to contribute to student learning and overall success.
20 Feb 2020
Primary
Our class, 2A, have been up to lots of exciting things since we came back from the Christmas and New Year break. We have been studying the topic Light and Dark in Science and have done some experiments with light and shadows, as well as learning more about the Sun.
07 Feb 2020
Primary
By Allen Bauman
Recently, parents and students alike have asked me how can a student best improve in Year 6 English? There is a gremlin in my mind that would blurt out: read read read! Humor aside, this is a serious question that has been incubating for a bit.
05 Feb 2020
Primary
Year 6 had the privilege to have the whole Tasmajden Ice Skating Rink to themselves! Wednesday was filled with laughter, excitement, new adventures and fun during ice skating.
30 Jan 2020
Secondary
On Tuesday 4th of February year 10 and a part of year 12 went to the Belgrade Aquarium to enhance their Geography lesson.
06 Feb 2020
Secondary
Once again Chartwell Secondary took the teaching outside the classroom. During the course of the first term, secondary students had the opportunity to enrich their appreciation of art, music and Serbian by visiting the theater.
13 Dec 2019Secondary
Traditionally, the first week of December is dedicated to Science and once again Chartwell students visited the largest Science Festival in this part of Europe. This year, the 13th Science Festival under the intriguing Reveal theme tried to debunk all those popular myths and misconceptions that have become part of our daily lives.
12 Dec 2019
Secondary
Traditionally Chartwell Secondary Students gathered together parents, teachers and students and filled Radisson hall with powerful emotions and music celebrating once again poetry, the art form that Samuel T.Coleridge has defined as "the best words in the best order'.
04 Dec 2019
Secondary
UN Day is one of Chartwell’s traditionally celebrated events. This year, once again, teachers and students integrated the UN Day into the curriculum, where they focused on their origin, country and nationality.
22 Nov 2019
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.
