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THE ASSOCIATION OF THE KING ALEXANDER I PRIMARY SCHOOLS The Association of the King Alexander I Primary Schools was founded in April 2007 and since then works intensively in building cooperation between the five schools from Serbia which bear the name of HM King Alexander I, the grandfather of Crown Prince Alexander II. The goal of the Association is to enable pupils and teaching staff to get to know each other in the interpersonal communication, to exchange experience and improve school life and the teaching profession. With the support of HRH Crown Prince Alexander II these schools organise gatherings in memory of King Alexander I, various competitions in literary writing, painting, history, music, chorus singing and sports, gatherings and visits of the pupils and teaching staff to other schools as well as to the Royal Complex in Dedinje and Royal Mausoleum in Oplenac. The Members of the King Alexander
I Association of Primary Schools The Cooperation Charter The Cooperation Charter represents the formalisation of cooperation between five schools, members of the Association supported by HRH Crown Prince Alexander II. The Charter was signed during the reception of the Royal Family’s Patron Saint Day – Saint Andrew the First Called on 13 December 2008 at the White Palace. The Charter was signed by Crown Prince Alexander II and the principles of all five schools of the Association: Ms. Jelena Avramović from Mačvanski Prnjavor, Mr. Zoran Cvetinović from Jadranska Lešnica, Mr. Slobodan Pantić from Gornji Milanovac, Mr. Milan Pušica from Novi Beograd and Mr. Goran Seger from Požarevac. Primary School “King Alexander I” in New Belgrade About the School The Primary School “King Alexander I” is located in New Belgrade and it is one of the oldest schools in Belgrade. The school was founded in 1844 under the name “Terazijska Primary School”, and it was located in Decanska Street. The new school building was raised in 1930 in the place of the old school. The new school got the new name – State School “King Alexander I”. The school has worked under this name until 1935. By the decision of the Ministry of Education the school becomes “Experimental National School” on 8 February 1935. It was the first experimental school in Serbia. In the war period 1941–1944 the School was working with intermission and in the difficult circumstances. After the war the School gets the name “Primary School No. 4”, and from 1954 it becomes Primary School “Zarko Zrenjanin”. Council for Education and Culture of the Municipality Stari Grad decided to move the School to New Belgrade in 1954. The School started to work in New Belgrade with enrolment of pupils from the new neighbourhood and enrolling the pupils from the other schools in the neighbourhood. Then the School lost the status of experimental school. The new School building is located in Aleksinackih rudara 22 Street. Finally, in September 2004, the School gets its old name Primary School “King Alexander I”. During its 160-year history, the School changed two municipalities, three buildings and five names. There are 865 pupils in school today and they are organised in 32 classes. There are 66 employees out of whom 45 of them are working in the teaching process. There are 16 employees working as class teachers, one teacher of religions, and 29 as subject teachers. 2. Contact Address: Aleksinackih rudara 22,
11070 Novi Beograd
www.skolakraljaleksandar.edu.yu Primary School “King Alexander I” in Gornji Milanovac About the School The Primary School “King Alexander I” is the School with the longest tradition in Gornji Milanovac. The School was the founding origin of all other primary schools in the city. The first school in the city changed its name several times during its history. Before World War II, when the School was built it carried the name of the first King of Yugoslavia. Celebration on the occasion of building and opening of the new School was attended by HM King Alexander I Karadjordjevic in 1933. There were numerous articles about that event in the media and one in a French newspaper. After the World War Two the School carried the name “The Primary School“. In 1964 the School was divided into the First and the Second Primary School, thus the School changed name to “The First Primary School”. However, this name did not last long. The School changed its name again to the Primary School “Partisan Battalion of Takovo” in 1969 on the occasion of twenty-five anniversary of the liberation. In the memory of its founder, HM King Alexander I, the school staff decided to re-establish the original name of the School to the Primary School “King Alexander I” on 18 December 2003. What is unique about this school is that teaching is taking place in two buildings (for junior and senior grades). The Primary School in Brdjani, as well as the separate classes in Lunjevica, Jablanica and Semedrazi joined the School in 1983. The School is also educating children with special needs. In the School there are two specialised classes from first to eight grades for children with special needs from the municipality. The School’s financial resources are provided by the Ministry of Education and Municipality of Gornji Milanovac. The School also received donations from government of Norway, the Danish Council and the World Bank. This educational and pedagogical institution is preparing students for future life for more than a century. Pupils and teachers are the most important resources of this School and they are the backbone of the local community and society. Contact Address: Heroja Drazevica 2,
32300 Gornji Milanovac
About the School The Primary School “King Alexander I Karadjordjevic” is located in the municipality Loznica, 14 kilometres from Loznica on the road to Tekeris, on the slopes of mountain Cer. The School initiated literacy education in 1870 as a four grade school. The eight grade school was established in this village between 1951 and 1954. A lot of children came to this school from Jadranska Lesnica, Kamenica, Miline, Brnjca, Gornji Dobric, Donji Dobric and Bradic. Previously the School accomplished very good results, especially because of the hard and unselfish work of teachers and other employees. On the occasion of celebration of the one hundred years of work of the School in Jadranska Lesnica in 1971 the School was awarded with a medal for service to the people with silver rays. The School also received “The Vuk Award” from the inter-municipality Council for Education, and also the highest medal of municipality Loznica – “The September Award”. The School in Jadranska Lesnica with the objects in Josevo, Gornji Dobric and Milini enrolled 406 pupils in academic year 2006/07. Pupils from these villages are full time students. The pupils are very active in the country competitions in various subjects. There are many activities in the School, such as the building of a new gym and implementation of the project “Future Now“. The main goal of this project is to further educate teachers of computer science, and to provide new computer equipment. The project “Self-Evaluation and Evaluation of the School Work” is also being implemented. The School had a significant role in organising the event “The Children’s Week” 2 – 8 October 2006. The School is extending cooperation with the local self-government and the Pupil’s Parliament. The School had eight representatives in the country competitions and won second place in the history competition. Contacts Address: 15308 Jadranska Lesnica Primary School “King Alexander Karadjordjevic” in Macvanski Prnjavor About the School The Primary School “King Alexander Karadjordjevic” consists of the main building in Prnjavor, eight grade school in Ribari and fourth grade school in Petkovica. This School from Macva region has 720 pupils, and its premises covers 1540 m2, additionally the School has a gym of 960 m2. The School had a problem due to the lack of room and this problem was solved in 2006 when the second phase of construction extended classrooms. Contact Address: Vojvode Misica 2, 15306
Macvanski Prnjavor
About the School The Primary School “King Alexander I” from Pozarevac was founded in 1939 under the name of “Viteski Kralj Aleksandar I”. The School changed name several times and finally in 2002 the School carried the name of King Alexander I. Recently the Primary School “King Alexander I” from Pozarevac achieved excellent results. Thisachievement made all citizens of Pozarevac very proud, but foremost the school staff led by principal Mr. Goran Seger, pupils and their parents. One of the most significant acknowledgment is definitely last year’s recognition from the Institute “Milan Jovanovic Batut” from Belgrade to the Primary School “King Alexander I“, for cooperation during the years in the field of promotion of healthy food in the municipality of Pozarevac. Moreover, the pupils won special award of Red Cross and they also assisted in collecting the humanitarian help for children without parents. The Primary School “King Alexander I” currently has 979 pupils, organised in 35 classes and a class for children with special needs. There are 72 employees. The School is equipped with specialised classes, computer lab, two gyms, canteen, library, dentist and extended classes service. There are extracurricular activities organised such as painting, literary writing, history and folklore groups, a pupil’s parliament and sports activities including football, volleyball, basketball and athletics. There is a lot of attention given to the safety of pupils. Contact Address: Sime Simica 3, 12000
Pozarevac
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