On Wednesday, November 28th, 2018; the long awaited day finally arrived as the official opening of the new connecting corridor took place. Pupils and teachers were pleased with the crowd of people gathered in the lobby of our school to attend the interesting and emotional cultural program, which was solemnly shaped by our students. The ribbon cutting ceremony by the head teacher Matjaž Barič and the Mayor of the Črnomelj Municipality Mojca Stjepanovič Čemas, then followed the program.
The connecting corridor will enable us an easier, and above all, a safer transition from school to the boarding school.
In addition to the corridor, we are also looking forward to other new acquisitions – the new school van suitable for transport of physically disabled students.

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At the international conference in Novi Sad titled CHALLENGES OF SOCIAL INCLUSION, our school was recognized for its work to promote tolerance and inclusion of students with special needs. The jury was impressed by a number of school projects, such as the Center for Professional Support and Support for Children and Adolescents with Special Needs and Their Families, Video S-Factor and others that promote inclusion.

At the international conference, the principle, Matjaž Barič, participated as a lecturer presenting his view of inclusion in Slovenia and managed to impress over 200 participants in the conference from Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia.

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This school year, our school became a part of an international project RISE (Roma Inclusive School Experiences). The participating partners in the project are the University of Bologna (Italy), Instituto Degli (Italy), the University of Minho (Portugal) and RIC Novo mesto. The project’s main goal is to provide an inclusive school for Roma children in order to prevent discrimination in education and to reduce the number of Roma children leaving the school system in Slovenia, Italy and Portugal. Involvement in the project will bring us new knowledge and competences, since within the project we will participate in trainings and different activities for education workers, parents and pupils. In December, we will also attend a two-day meeting of partners in Portugal, where we will present our examples of good practice.

We thank RIC Novo mesto for inviting us to join the project.

On Thursday, November 8th, 2018, our school organized the National Badminton Championship for students of elementary schools with special needs, for the ninth consecutive year. The competition was held in the sports hall of the Secondary School Črnomelj and was attended by 24 competitors from eight Slovenian elementary schools. The opening ceremony began with the Slovenian anthem, which was performed by Viviana Kukar. The program also included the performance of the school singing choir and the outstanding and award-winning hip-hop group Destiny’s Child. The head teacher of Milka Šobar- Nataše Elementary School Matjaž Barič addressed the audience and officially opened the competition.

Top three (National):

1. Aleks Zornada (CUEV Strunjan)
2. Edonis Kabashi (Center Janeza Levca, Ljubljana)
3. Denis Belič (CUEV Strunjan)

Nejc Moravec and Gordan Rozman, who ranged between 9th and 12th place, competed for our school.

Medals, trophies and practical prizes were awarded to the best by a journalist and the first Slovenian woman who won the North Pole, Natasa Briški.

In parallel with the national competition, the third international competition was held for the fourth year in a row, to which friendly schools from abroad were invited. The competition was attended by schools from Tuzla (BiH), Kraljevo (Serbia), Belgrade (Serbia) and Karlovac (Croatia).

Results:

Boys

1. Smajl Butković (Tuzla, BiH )
   2. Denis Maršič (Črnomelj, Slovenia)
   3. Strahinja Milovanović (Belgrade, Serbia)

Girls:

1. Ana Maslić (Tuzla,BiH)
   Nihada Buljubašić (Tuzla, BiH)
   3. Maja Hudorovac (Črnomelj, Slovenia)
   3. Daria Opšić (Belgrade, Serbia)

The competition was organized with the help of many sponsors and donations:

Sappe d.o.o, Jadran Čičigoj s.p., Zavarovalnica Sava d.d., Ikebana Brinc, nepremičnine in investicije d.o.o. KZ Metlika z.o.o., O.R. Inženiring d.o.o., Zavarovalno zastopništvo Marko Težak s.p., Vzajemna zdravstvena zavarovalnica d.v.z., Montaža in ostale storitve Peter Videtič s.p., Lekarna Vrščaj, Elektroinštalacije Sašo Saša Čubrilović s.p., Gozdarstvo Švegelj s.p., NIX d.o.o., Transport Bela Igor Primc s.p., Zaključna dela v gradbeništvu Mehmed Tusunović s.p., Kegljaški klub BK.

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