Our teacher, Jelena Obradović, who works during the week as a teacher at Knightsbridge School, a private school in London, received an award in December 2024 from the same school for her organisation and dedication to work. The award was given to her in recognition of the love with which she performs her job, ensuring that school activities run smoothly.

The award citation highlights that Jelena is always willing to help her colleagues and students, creating a pleasant atmosphere in the classrooms. She also enjoys great trust from both students and parents, contributing to stronger collaboration and a sense of community.

This award affirms Jelena’s commitment to education and her desire to make the school a place where everyone feels welcome and supported.

Congratulations to Jelena on this prestigious award! We are proud that, as a teacher at the Church School of St. Sava in London, she enjoys such respect and trust in one of London’s most prestigious schools.

During his regular December visit to Serbia, where he works with postgraduate students as a visiting professor at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade, Prof. Dr. Goran Mašanović, Deputy Director of the St. Sava Church School in London, had several very productive meetings and discussions.

Prof. Mašanović met with representatives of the Ministry of Education in Belgrade and the Azbukum Center in Novi Sad. During these meetings, the existing cooperation was analysed, satisfaction was expressed with its development, and a firm commitment was made to continue this collaboration for mutual benefit.

Prof. Mašanović also held meetings with the founder of the private school "Zvezdobrojci" in Belgrade, representatives of the Nikola Tesla Museum in Belgrade regarding their visit to our school in March 2025 and the workshops they will organise for our pupils, as well as with Prof. Dr. Aleksandar Kavčić from the United States, whose foundation offers free textbooks for students in Serbia.

All these contacts are crucial for the further development of our school and for enriching the educational offerings.

St. Sava Church school organises the Christmas market on 8th December 2024, starting at 12:00 in the Bishop Nikolaj's Hall. The pupils, together with their teachers, prepared Christmas cards and decorations, and all the income collected at the market will be used to improve teaching in our school. We look forward to seeing you!

Saint Sava Church School is organising its traditional cake sale on Sunday 17th November 2024 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 17th November. Thank you for joining in!

Parents Council and Educational Board, St Sava's School

The director of the Nikola Tesla Museum in Belgrade, Mrs Ivona Jevtić, and the former director of the Museum, Dr Branimir Jovanović, held a couple of lectures in London and Cambridge in early November 2024. Prof. Goran Mašanović, a member of the Educational Board of our school, met with Mrs Jevtić, Dr Jovanović, and representatives of Sajko Media&Events during their stay in London. During this meeting, they discussed the organisation of an event dedicated to Nikola Tesla at our school, which would take place in 2025. Mrs Jevtić and Dr Jovanović presented gifts to our school and invited Prof. Mašanović to visit them in Belgrade.

On Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th October, we had a pleasure of welcoming Jelena Angelovski, the author of the novel “Mika”.

On Saturday, Jelena presented her first novel “Mika” to the audience at the Bishop Nikolaj Hall. Through the excerpts from the novel she read, the audience learnt about the problem the main character, Mika, faces. He wonders “Who am I?”, after his best friend tells him he is “No one”. Mika is a boy from the Balkans who is growing up abroad and one of the main topics in the novel is his search for identity.