Serbia is home to a wealth of archaeological treasures that span a vast expanse of human history, reflecting the region’s rich cultural heritage and strategic significance throughout the ages. From the earliest days of human settlement in the Mesolithic period to the grandeur of the Roman Empire and the architectural marvels of the Byzantine era, Serbia’s archaeological sites offer a unique window into the diverse civilizations that have thrived in this part of the Balkans. Among the most significant sites - Lepenski Vir, Vinča, Felix Romuliana (Gamzigrad), Sirmium, Viminacium, Caričin Grad (Justiniana Prima), and Mediana - each tells a compelling story of human ingenuity, cultural evolution, and historical transformation.

The traditional Vidovdan celebration will take place in the Bishop Nikolaj Hall from 12.15pm on 30th June. Apart from the pupils of our school, St Sava choir and a folklore group will also take part in the event. Entrance is free, and those who would like to make donations will be able to do so in the Hall before or after the event.

All are welcome!
Educational Board

Thank you to all of the parents who sent an email registering your interest in our school drama club. After reviewing the responses, we have decided to run the club on Sunday afternoons from 2:15 to 3:00 pm. We are pleased to offer our first drama club session on Sunday, June 16th. Our drama club promises to be an enjoyable and enriching experience for all participants. If you would like your child to attend at this time, please let us know. 

Saint Sava Church School is organising its traditional cake sale on Sunday 9th June 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 9th June. Thank you for joining in!

Parents Council and Educational Board, St Sava's School

Congratulations to our pupil Luca Dragin and his teacher Jelena Đorđijevski for their successful participation in the "Dani Ćirlice 2024" competition, where Luka received a commendation. The Children's Assembly "Cyrillic Days" was launched in 2002 with the aim to contribute to the preservation of Serbian cultural heritage, language, songs and dances, old crafts, customs and Christian Orthodox faith. About 30,000 students from more than 500 primary and secondary schools from Serbia, Republika Srpska, Croatia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Romania, Hungary, Greece, Albania, Austria, Germany, Norway, Switzerland, Sweden, Finland, China, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, America, Canada and the Russian Federation have taken part so far. "Cyrillic Days" are supported by the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Culture and the Municipality of Kovin.

St. Sava Church school in London organises the lecture

"Our children, us and modern times"

Dr. Biljana Pirgić - Child and adolescent psychotherapist from Belgrade

Thursday, 13th June 2024, 7:30 pm, Bishop Nikolaj Hall

• What does contribute to a child's development?
• What is the key period in development?
• What should the parent-child relationship be like?
• Why should parents work on themselves?
• How to overcome the challenges of modern times?

The lecture is intended for parents who have children of different ages, from babies to teenagers, and is designed to be interactive.