New educational facilities opened in Igalo and Ćićevac

New educational infrastructure projects have been announced or completed in Igalo, Montenegro, and Ćićevac, Serbia.

In Igalo, a new primary school for 500 students will be established within a reconstructed section of the ‘Dr Simo Milošević’ Institute complex. The facility will serve students from first to ninth grade and feature 20 classrooms, including specialized rooms for physics, chemistry, biology, and art, as well as two computer labs. The project includes a library, a multifunctional hall, an extended stay program for younger students, and a dental clinic. The school grounds will be equipped with lighting, bicycle parking, and new greenery, while the building will be designed for full accessibility for persons with disabilities.

In Ćićevac, the ‘Dositej Obradović’ primary school has completed a major renovation of its schoolyard. The project, which cost 84 million dinars and took five months to complete, includes a multifunctional sports field with stands, an outdoor gym, and a modern playground. The renovation also added four outdoor classrooms for nature-based learning, a new sewage and water network, and improved lighting to allow for use during weekends. The complex has been fully adapted for accessibility.