Serbian students undertake educational visits to Belgrade and Vienna

Students from Serbia have participated in significant educational and cultural visits abroad and domestically.

Thirty-four children from Leposavić, ranging from third to sixth grade, visited the Zvezdara municipality in Belgrade. Accompanied by priest Dragan Đukić, the group visited the Slanci monastery and the Astronomical Observatory to learn about science and history. Zvezdara Mayor Mihailo Dosković welcomed the group, noting the importance of the visit for the children.

Separately, thirty students from the ‘Branko Radičević’ Primary School in Ravno Selo completed a five-day educational trip to Vienna, Austria. The group became the first Serbian school to conduct an official visit to the Austrian Parliament, where they were received by National Council President Walter Rosenkranz. During the trip, students spent a school day with peers in the Floridsdorf district to learn about democracy, pluralism, and international cooperation.