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Our 9th and 10th graders rendered some of the most famous melodies by Tom Jobim, Carlos Gardel, Jimmy Hendrix, and other renowned musicians.

As part of their compulsory and interdisciplinary International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme component about science fields, our 11-graders spent four months researching different science disciplines, such as physics, chemistry, biology, and sport science.

Under the study unit “Sharing the Planet,” our fifth graders exhibited their works where they explored a topic of interest and utilized different lines of inquiry. The exhibition is the culmination of the PYP program and a chance for our learners to show agency.

Watch the video and witness our students’ artistic originality as they ponder issues of importance related to social media.

In the presence of their family and friends, faculty, and staff members, the 2023 graduates celebrated the end of their secondary education, ready to embark on a quest for professional challenges and contribute to society. The ceremony held at the National Philharmonic Hall was a solemn celebration not only of the graduate’s academic achievements but also of their compassion, kindness, and extracurricular involvement.

How do scientists know what is happening on Titan? What sort of probes and spacecraft do they use to research its atmosphere? How do they simulate the moon’s environmental conditions, and how do they deduct conclusions? These questions were the focus of the lecture delivered by Tomce Runcevski, a renowned researcher at the Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas.

The live performance rendered by Macedonian musician/archeologist Goce Naumov, one of the best percussionists in our country, was instrumental in teaching our students about the origin, development, and proliferation of the different types of jazz music.