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100 Little Hearts for a Brighter Day Inspired by social education specialist Prof. Damjana Šmid, the students of P2+3+4+5S embarked on a creative journey this school year—to create 100 little hearts to brighten someone’s day. Our goal is to complete 100 hearts by the end of the year, each one bringing a smile to someone's face. We have drawn hearts on paper and stones, crafted bowls from air-dry clay, and even tried our hand at sewing. The students' creations now decorate the hallway display board, filling our school with warmth and joy every day.

Science Through Fashion Students from S2E and S2S took part in a project where they designed t-shirts featuring an element of their choice from the periodic table. They researched their selected element, exploring its properties and common uses, and used this knowledge to create t-shirts that were both engaging and informative. Once the t-shirts were complete, the students showcased their creations in a fashion show, confidently walking down the runway while presenting their findings.

A Visit to the National Museum of Slovenia The pupils from P3+4S visited the National Museum of Slovenia on 19th February 2025. Upon returning to school, they summarised their experience in a news article.

BRAVO TRINA! Trina Pezdirc, a pupil from P3S, has had her story Bela gobica published in Mavrica magazine. You can read her story on page 42, via the following link: Mavrica. Dear Trina, heartfelt congratulations on this outstanding achievement. We are incredibly proud of you!

Music Workshop On Friday, 24 January, the students of P5S and P5E had a music workshop with Mr. Darko Korošec. At the beginning, he explained why he had come and showed us some musical instruments from around the world, some of which we even got to try. Then, Mr. Korošec selected three students, including me, which made me very happy. On stage, we played the sounds of rain, thunder, and wind on the beach. When we combined all these sounds, it really sounded like real wind and was very relaxing. Later, we started making our own instrument—a rattle. We were given clay pots, rope, and goatskin. Then, we used the rope to attach the skin to the pot. Finally, we took them to our classroom and left them there to dry, as the skin was wet when we received it. I think we all had a great time.  Mark Drašler, P5S

Visit to the Museum of Contemporary History S5-S7 students from both sections visited the National Museum of Contemporary History of Slovenia on Wednesday, 12 February 2025. With a guided tour in English, they explored the museum's permanent exhibition, walking through key milestones of Slovenian national history in the 20th century. They gained a deeper understanding of the states in which Slovenians lived from World War I to the present, viewed artifacts from military history, and learned about everyday life in different historical periods. Divided into two groups, they examined historical sources from both world wars, the interwar period, the post-World War II era, Slovenian independence, and the present.

You are welcome to read the winter edition of our school newspaper, The Student Gossip. This edition features our students' projects, information about past events, and an exhibition of their excellent work. Enjoy reading!

SPORTS DAY AT ZGORNJE JEZERSKO, ROŽNIK, AND LJUBLJANA CASTLE On Thursday, our school organised a sports day at various locations. Most students headed to Zgornje Jezersko, where they tried their hand at tubing and cross-country skiing, enjoying the sunny weather. Although we had to cancel the planned snowshoeing due to a lack of snow, the day was still filled with laughter and exciting sports challenges. Another group of students went on a hike to Rožnik and Ljubljana Castle, exploring the city's natural beauty and cultural heritage while staying active outdoors. Meanwhile, those excused from the sports day worked diligently on their seminar papers at school. No matter which activity they chose, everyone had a day packed with movement, socialising, and new experiences. We are already looking forward to our next sports challenge!

100 Little Hearts for a Brighter Day Inspired by social education specialist Prof. Damjana Šmid, the students of P2+3+4+5S embarked on a creative journey this school year—to create 100 little hearts to brighten someone’s day. Our goal is to complete 100 hearts by the end of the year, each one bringing a smile to someone's face. We have drawn hearts on paper and stones, crafted bowls from air-dry clay, and even tried our hand at sewing. The students' creations now decorate the hallway display board, filling our school with warmth and joy every day.

Science Through Fashion Students from S2E and S2S took part in a project where they designed t-shirts featuring an element of their choice from the periodic table. They researched their selected element, exploring its properties and common uses, and used this knowledge to create t-shirts that were both engaging and informative. Once the t-shirts were complete, the students showcased their creations in a fashion show, confidently walking down the runway while presenting their findings.

A Visit to the National Museum of Slovenia The pupils from P3+4S visited the National Museum of Slovenia on 19th February 2025. Upon returning to school, they summarised their experience in a news article.

BRAVO TRINA! Trina Pezdirc, a pupil from P3S, has had her story Bela gobica published in Mavrica magazine. You can read her story on page 42, via the following link: Mavrica. Dear Trina, heartfelt congratulations on this outstanding achievement. We are incredibly proud of you!

Music Workshop On Friday, 24 January, the students of P5S and P5E had a music workshop with Mr. Darko Korošec. At the beginning, he explained why he had come and showed us some musical instruments from around the world, some of which we even got to try. Then, Mr. Korošec selected three students, including me, which made me very happy. On stage, we played the sounds of rain, thunder, and wind on the beach. When we combined all these sounds, it really sounded like real wind and was very relaxing. Later, we started making our own instrument—a rattle. We were given clay pots, rope, and goatskin. Then, we used the rope to attach the skin to the pot. Finally, we took them to our classroom and left them there to dry, as the skin was wet when we received it. I think we all had a great time.  Mark Drašler, P5S

Visit to the Museum of Contemporary History S5-S7 students from both sections visited the National Museum of Contemporary History of Slovenia on Wednesday, 12 February 2025. With a guided tour in English, they explored the museum's permanent exhibition, walking through key milestones of Slovenian national history in the 20th century. They gained a deeper understanding of the states in which Slovenians lived from World War I to the present, viewed artifacts from military history, and learned about everyday life in different historical periods. Divided into two groups, they examined historical sources from both world wars, the interwar period, the post-World War II era, Slovenian independence, and the present.

You are welcome to read the winter edition of our school newspaper, The Student Gossip. This edition features our students' projects, information about past events, and an exhibition of their excellent work. Enjoy reading!

SPORTS DAY AT ZGORNJE JEZERSKO, ROŽNIK, AND LJUBLJANA CASTLE On Thursday, our school organised a sports day at various locations. Most students headed to Zgornje Jezersko, where they tried their hand at tubing and cross-country skiing, enjoying the sunny weather. Although we had to cancel the planned snowshoeing due to a lack of snow, the day was still filled with laughter and exciting sports challenges. Another group of students went on a hike to Rožnik and Ljubljana Castle, exploring the city's natural beauty and cultural heritage while staying active outdoors. Meanwhile, those excused from the sports day worked diligently on their seminar papers at school. No matter which activity they chose, everyone had a day packed with movement, socialising, and new experiences. We are already looking forward to our next sports challenge!