“If your child is just starting school, the chances are that by the time s/he starts work s/he will be using a technology that does not yet exist.”
Clearly, it is counter-productive to fill children’s heads with facts that will be long outdated when they come to make use of them.
The essential task of a school is to teach the child to learn, to seek independently and find the knowledge and skills that it needs in all of life’s situations. To do this, it must develop a love of learning in the child, an enthusiasm for enquiry that spills over from school into all aspects of the child’s life. Encouragement and motivation are keywords in Chartwell’s teaching philosophy.
Class sizes are small enough for teachers to tailor the curriculum to the needs of each child. All children are different, and all need just the right challenges to make every day an experience of growth and development. This individual attention is an essential part of Chartwell’s approach.
At the same time, the student’s ownership of the learning process is assisted by a thematic approach, project work that involves research into several subjects and sets objectives to be attained. Students can achieve concrete results of which they can be proud.
Chartwell International Lower Secondary School, Uzicka 48
Chartwell International Upper Secondary School, Aleksandra Stamboliskog 21
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