Dear Parents,

St Sava Church School is a vibrant, friendly school which this year celebrates 64 years of teaching Serbian language. It offers both class-based and online Serbian lessons to children of between four and fourteen years old.

We warmly invite you to enrol your child/ren at St Sava's by filling an online FORM.

You can also enrol them on Sunday 6th September from 12:00 to 14:00 at 89 Lancaster Rd, London W11 1QQ.

Teaching will start on 13th September 2024. 

All class-based lessons take place in our purpose-built classrooms at the same address.

On 28 June, the great feast day of Vidovdan, the children of the Serbian Supplementary and Church School “Saint Sava” had the honour of being guests of our brothers and sisters in Birmingham.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to our dear hosts for their warm welcome, generous hospitality and the love they showed us. Thanks to them, we all felt truly at home.

Together, we marked Vidovdan with dignity — a feast day that reminds us of faith, unity, sacrifice and the importance of preserving our identity.

The greatest joy of the day was our children, who, through their participation, singing and smiles, made the occasion even more special and showed how important it is to nurture our tradition and sense of togetherness, wherever we may live.

Our heartfelt thanks once again to our hosts for a wonderful day that we will remember for a long time. May gatherings such as this continue to unite us for many years to come in love, faith and harmony.

The Cyrillic Days event in Bavanište was established in 2002 with the aim of preserving and nurturing one of the most important features of our identity: the Serbian script and cultural tradition.

Through literary works, penmanship, calligraphy, embroidery, illustration and folklore performances, Cyrillic Days encourages creativity and promotes values that connect the past and the future. The event has become a well-known cultural occasion in Serbia and the region, symbolising togetherness and love for the Cyrillic alphabet. It is supported by the Municipality of Kovin and the Ministry of Education.

The organisers of this competition pay special attention to initials – artistically decorated first letters of students’ names. It was through work on this theme that second-grade pupils of the Serbian Supplementary School at St Sava School, taught by teacher Jelena Đorđijevski, achieved notable success.

Sofija Lužajić won first place for her decorated initial, while her classmate Klara Poleksić was commended for her creative work. Congratulations to Sofija and Klara, and to their teacher Jelena. We wish them much inspiration, success and many more awards in the future.

Saint Sava Church School is organising its traditional cake sale on Sunday 7th June 2026 from 11.30 to 13.00. We invite you to come to the Bishop Nikolaj Hall to enjoy home-made cakes. Funds collected on the day will be used to improve the delivery of teaching in the school. Cakes can be brought to the Hall from 10 to 11am on 7th June. Thank you for joining in!

Parents Council and Educational Board, St Sava's School

We invite you to visit the Easter Market on Sunday, 22 March, in the Bishop Nikolaj Hall. Handmade items made by our pupils and their teachers will be on display at the market. By attending and purchasing handmade and home-made products, you are providing valuable support for the work, creativity and dedication of the pupils and their teachers. We thank you in advance for your support and look forward to your visit. 

We are delighted to invite all students of our school to a creative and educational workshop inspired by the book "Vuk Azbukić and Milica Ćirilica", taking place on 8 February 2026 at St Sava School, London.

Designed for children born in the diaspora, the workshop uses play, poetry and creative activities to help pupils naturally and joyfully learn the Serbian language and Cyrillic script.

The book is written in both Cyrillic and Latin scripts and follows an exciting journey to Serbia, where the characters spend their summer holidays in their grandparents’ village, discovering adventures, language and culture along the way.

The workshop will be led by the author, Milica Grahame, with the support of teachers, and will feature special guests — Milica Ćirilica and Vuk Azbukić!