Elementary School Dr. Franjo Tuđman, Šarengrad

School Overview

Elementary School Dr. Franjo Tuđman, located in Šarengrad, is a public educational institution providing primary education to children aged 6 to 14. The school serves as the parent institution for two branch schools:

• Branch School in Bapska
• Branch School in Mohovo

Educational Programs

The school offers a wide range of educational activities designed to meet diverse student needs:

• Regular Classes: Standard academic curriculum.
• Elective Classes: Tailored programs to provide students with additional learning opportunities.
• Extracurricular Activities: Activities that foster personal interests, creativity, and team spirit.
• Additional and Supplementary Classes: Support programs to help students excel academically or receive extra assistance where needed.
• The school places significant importance on Technical Culture and ICT as vital tools for modern education and innovation.
• The school actively integrates principles of sustainable development into its curriculum and activities

Bilingual and Multicultural Education

• The school provides education in the language and script of the Serbian national minority under Model C, which focuses on nurturing the language and culture of this group.
• In recent years, the school has also successfully integrated approximately 10 students from Ukraine, demonstrating its inclusivity and adaptability.

Curriculum and Planning

• The Annual Plan and Program works in tandem with the School Curriculum to guide all educational activities.
• The curriculum defines both long-term and short-term objectives and includes elective and extracurricular activities aimed at promoting:
  • Intellectual growth
  • Personal development
  • Social skills
  • Physical well-being
  • Sustainable development
  • Technical culture and ICT 

Foundation and Standards

The school’s curriculum aligns with the National Curriculum and Curriculum Framework, ensuring that all goals and activities support the holistic development of its students while meeting national educational standards.