Successful stories from our schools

21st Century Schools programme was not only created to teach children basic coding, but it aims to see greater positive impact in the societies where children live. We will reach 1 million children with our programme in the next three years, and although this number is impressive, we are even more proud that children are taking the principles of critical thinking and problem solving and applying them to everyday life situations. Learn more about the success stories coming from our schools.

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Snimanje TV časova u okviru projekta "Škole za 21. vijek"

Filming TV classes as part of programme "21st Century Schools"

We recorded 20 TV classes that will be broadcast on RTCG2 and "Uči doma" channels.

Interdisciplinary approach saves river ecosystems

Elementary school “Vuk Karadzic”, Berane is a shining example of amazing interdisciplinary cooperation between programming club and the biology club who designed a joint eco-project.

The teacher shows the company representatives a children's project

Amplitudo – company that supports education in Montenegro

Jelena Janković, product manager of Amplitudo Academy, shares her story of how national coding competition in Montenegro inspired her company to work more closely with schools.

Winning project "Pakont"

Find out how Luka and Lana from "Ratko Zaric" Elementary School made their winning project "Pakont" and what it does.

"Mathematical game" from Danilovgrad

Take a look at what the "Mathematical game" does and who its creators are.

How does "Automatic Bell" work?

At our fourth national Coding Challenge, the third place went to a project called "Automatic Bell".

My friend – my teacher

Ten students from elementary school „21. maj”, Podgorica, are intensively working on the development of a teaching tool that will help students with learning difficulties.

Elementary school "Vladimir Nazor"

After winning the third national programming competition on micro:bit devices, we had the opportunity to speak with the mentor of the winning team - Sanja Čolaković Šišević.

Big steps with micro:bit

Osnovna škola „Njegoš“ sa Cetinja, koja baštini tradiciju prve osnovne škole u Crnoj Gori, takođe se hvali uspješnim koracima u savladavanju znanja i vještina budućnosti.