Laptops are provided to the best graduates: Trstenik Municipality rewards students of the generation
Students from elementary and secondary schools within the municipality of Trstenik were honored at a ceremony organized by the local government. The event recognized their outstanding academic achievements during their education. Mayor Milena Turk congratulated the students and presented them with laptops as a symbol of support for their future education and development. She praised their dedication, effort, and responsibility, emphasizing that their success reflects the value of knowledge, hard work, and commitment. Turk highlighted that their accomplishments serve as an example for their peers and demonstrate the importance of investing in education and community values.
Mala matura za osmake počinje danas polaganjem testa iz maternjeg jezika, što predstavlja prvi korak u procesu završnog ispita za učenike osmog razreda osnovnih škola u Srbiji. Po programu, završni ispit traje do 17. juna, a uključuje tri testa: prvi je test iz srpskog jezika i književnosti, drugi iz matematike, a treći iz izbornog predmeta koji su odabrali učenici – biologije, geografije, istorije, fizike ili hemije. Testovi se provode u okviru strogo definisanih procedura, koje obezbeđuju bezbednu distribuciju, čuvanje i kontrolu testova, kao i jedinstvena pravila polaganja koja važe na teritoriji cele Srbije.
Učenici su dužni da na mesto polaganja dođu najkasnije do 8.30 časova, a ako zakasne, može pristupiti ispitu najkasnije do 9.30 časova, uz odobrenje direktora škole, ali bez produženja vremena za rad. Završni ispit polažu svi učenici koji završavaju osmi razred, kao i odrasli koji stiču osnovno obrazovanje u skladu sa zakonom. Za učenike na dužem kućnom ili bolničkom lečenju, polaganje se organizuje u kućnim ili bolničkim uslovima, uz posebne mere kontrole, uključujući zapečaćene koverte i video-snimanje otvaranja testova. Ako učenici iz opravdanih razloga ne pristupe polaganju u junskom roku, mogu ga obaviti u avgustovskom roku, uz iste procedure kao i u junskom roku.
Supervizija sprovođenja završnog ispita vrši se u nedelji od 15. do 22. juna, a preliminarni rezultati biće objavljeni 19. juna. U isti dan, učenici mogu podneti prigovore na preliminarne rezultate elektronskim putem i neposredno u osnovnoj školi. Konačni rezultati će biti objavljeni 22. juna, a 23. i 24. juna maturanti će elektronskim putem popuniti liste opredeljenja (želja) koje će predati u svojoj osnovnoj školi. Raspored učenika po srednjim školama obaviće se 29. juna, a nakon toga i upis. Za upis u srednju školu vrednuje se uspeh iz osnovne škole – šesti, sedmi i osmi razred, kao i uspeh na završnom ispitu. Osmaci iz osnovne škole maksimalno mogu da ponesu 60 bodova, dok na završnom ispitu mogu da ostvare maksimalno 40 bodova.
Prema Planu upisa, u srednjim školama ima 71.614 slobodnih mesta, a osmi razred, kako navode iz Ministarstva prosvete, završava nešto više od 64.400 osmaka. U gimnazijama ima oko 17.000 slobodnih mesta, od čega je u specijalizovanim odeljenjima gimnazije planirano blizu 3.000 mesta. Četvorogodišnje srednje stručne škole imaju 40.000 slobodnih mesta, a u muzičkim, baletskim i likovnim školama ima ukupno 1.770 mesta. Broj mesta u obrazovnim profilima u trogodišnjem trajanju je oko 14.000, dok je više od 800 mesta u školama u dvogodišnjem i trogodišnjem trajanju obezbeđeno za učenike sa smetnjama u razvoju i invaliditetom. Za učenike koji žele da se obrazuju po dualnom modelu obrazovanja slobodno je nešto više od 3.000 mesta.
Ministar prosvete Dejan Vuk Stanković rekao je ranije da je sve spremno za polaganje završnog ispita za osmake i da u srednjim školama ima dovoljno mesta da se upišu svi učenici koji završavaju osmi razred. Završni ispit organizuje se u osnovnoj školi, a u posebnim slučajevima u srednjoj školi ili drugom objektu koji ispunjava propisane uslove, poput sportske hale ili doma kulture, a svi učenici jedne škole polažu ispit na istoj lokaciji koju određuje okružna komisija. U svakoj klupi sedi samo jedan učenik, a razmak između klupa mora biti najmanje 1,2 metra. Posebna pažnja posvećena je identifikaciji učenika i zaštiti regularnosti ispita, pa shodno tome svaki test ima identifikacionu omotnicu, a učenici koriste personalizovane QR nalepnice sa jedinstvenim identifikacionim brojem. Učenici su dužni da na ispit ponesu potreban pribor za rad, đačku knjižicu i identifikacione nalepnice (Obrazac 41). Tokom ispita dežuraju nastavnici iz drugih škola, što predstavlja dodatni mehanizam kontrole.
Učenici iz Niša, kao i drugi učenici širom Srbije, su izrazili zadovoljstvo prema organizaciji završnog ispita. Direktorka Osnovne škole "Branko Miljković", Tijana Ranđelović, navela je da je atmosfera među učenicima bila malo opuštenija, jer je treći dan polaganja, a i procedura je bila uigrana. Ona je naglasila da su svi učenici izašli na prijemni ispit, a najveće interesovanje među učenicima je bilo za gimnazije, potom medicinsku, saobraćajno-tehničku, elektrotehničku i pravno-poslovnu školu, dok je najmanje interesovanje za trogodišnja zanimanja. Savetovala je učenicima da popune svih 20 mogućnosti za želje, kako bi imali najveću šansu za upis u srednju školu. Učenici su takođe izrazili zadovoljstvo prema testovima, a mnogi su smatrani da su uradili testove bolje nego probni. Učenici iz Osnovne škole "Bubanjski heroji" u Nišu su izrazili da je test iz matematike bio lakši nego probni, a da je bilo manje treme nego na prvom danu. Učenici su takođe izrazili da su zadovoljni sa rezultatima i da su imali jasnu predstavu o svom uspehu.
Ministar prosvete Dejan Vuk Stanković je izjavio da je drugi dan završnog ispita, tokom koga su učenici rešavali test iz matematike, protekao regularno i u najboljem redu. Nije bilo primedbi na regularnost i utvrđene procedure. Učenici će sutra
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The final exam for eighth-grade students in Serbia has begun today with the first day dedicated to testing in the mother tongue (Serbian) and literature, taking place between 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM. On subsequent days, students will take exams in mathematics and an elective subject such as biology, geography, history, physics, or chemistry. The exams follow strict procedures including secure distribution, storage, and control of tests across Serbia. Students must arrive by 8:30 AM, with late arrivals allowed until 9:30 AM under certain conditions. All eighth-grade students and adults pursuing a初
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The final exam for eighth-grade students in Serbia begins tomorrow and lasts until June 17th. Students will take tests in Serbian language and literature, mathematics, and an elective subject such as biology, geography, history, physics, or chemistry. The exams follow strict procedures including secure distribution and storage of tests, uniform rules across Serbia, and specific guidelines for late arrivals and special circumstances like home or hospital treatment.
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The final exam for eighth-grade students has begun with a test in Serbian, or native language and literature. The test takes place between 9 AM and 11 AM. Students must arrive by 8:30 AM, with latecomers allowed entry until 9:30 AM if approved by the school principal, but without extra time. The exams are held at elementary schools, sometimes at secondary schools or other venues meeting requirements, with all students from the same school taking the exam at the same location determined by the district commission. Each student sits alone at a desk spaced at least 1.2 meters apart. Each test has
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Predrag Nešović, head of the school administration in Niš, stated that the final exams taken by eighth-grade students in the city have proceeded regularly according to professional guidelines. He mentioned that no complaints were received from parents, educational advisors, or supervisors. The exams began on June 15 with Serbian language and literature, followed by mathematics on June 16. Geography was the most popular subject chosen by students, while chemistry was the least. Preliminary results will be released on June 19, with students able to file appeals by June 20. Final results are due
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The municipality of Novi Beograd plans to award more top students this year than in previous years, including awards for teachers whose students have achieved exceptional results at national and international competitions. The awards include gift cards for students who excel academically, participate in research programs, or achieve high rankings in sports. The budget for these awards has been significantly increased.
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Students in eighth grade across Serbia are taking their final exam in Serbian language and literature today starting at nine o'clock. The exams will continue with mathematics tomorrow and a third subject on Wednesday. Students can earn up to 14 points for the Serbian language exam, 14 for mathematics, and 12 for the third subject. Each exam lasts two hours. Preliminary results will be published on June 19, with the ability to file objections through the 'My High School' portal. Final results will be announced on June 22. Students can submit their school choice lists via the portal or in paper
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Students in the eighth grade in Serbia took their mathematics exam today as part of their final exams. Parents from the 'Bubanjski heroji' Primary School in Niš reported that the math test was easier than the practice tests and less stressful compared to the first day, when students took Serbian language and literature. The school director, Verica Radenković, stated that all 75 students participated in the exam without any issues. Despite ongoing reconstruction work at the school, it did not affect the organization of the final exams. The school's gymnasium, where the exams were held, was well
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The Minister of Education, Dejan Vuk Stanković, stated that the second day of the final exam for eighth-grade students at elementary schools passed regularly and in the best order. The exams included a mathematics test, with no complaints regarding the procedures. Students will take their third and final test tomorrow, choosing from five subjects including geography, biology, history, physics, and chemistry. Preliminary results will be available online and at schools on June 19, with final results published on June 22. Lists for high school enrollment can be submitted through the 'Moja srednja
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Students from the villages of Štrpce, Velika Hoča, and Orahovac took their mathematics exam as part of the final exams at the Primary School 'Staja Marković' in Štrpce. According to initial impressions from students after completing the test, the math problems were not difficult. Some students reported finding the math test easier than the Serbian language test they had taken the previous day. Students expressed confidence in their performance and shared their aspirations, such as pursuing medicine.
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The final exam for eighth-grade students in Serbia has begun, with over 64,400 students taking tests across the country. The exams include subjects such as Serbian language, mathematics, and optional sciences. Students must follow strict rules, including arriving early, leaving personal items at designated areas, and bringing their student notebooks. The Ministry of Education has reminded students of these guidelines to ensure the exams proceed smoothly.
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Members of the Council of the City Municipality of Savski Venac awarded 67 prizes to the most successful students from elementary schools within their territory. The awards were presented in the ceremonial hall of the municipality. This year, 55 students received the Vuk's diploma, 10 were recognized as 'generation students,' one was honored as a 'sports generation student,' and one was acknowledged for outstanding extracurricular activities. Members of the Council, Dunja Hadžić and Uroš Mijatović, presented value vouchers worth 20,000 dinars to the 'generation students' for purchasing sports
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The Minister of Education, Dejan Vuk Stanković, stated that there are enough places for students entering high school after completing their final exams, which are being held over three days. The most popular elective subject chosen by students is geography (42%), followed by history, biology, chemistry, and physics. Stanković emphasized the need to increase interest in teaching careers in these subjects due to a shortage of teachers, highlighting the importance of these subjects as foundational for further education.
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The Minister of Education, Dejan Vuk Stanković, visited an elementary school in Vinči and wished students taking their final exams success. He emphasized his confidence in the smooth conduct of the exams and encouraged students to perform well to gain admission to their desired schools.
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The article reports on the first day of the final exam (known as 'matura') for eighth graders at elementary schools in Vranje, Serbia. It includes quotes from students describing their experiences with the Serbian language test. Some students found it challenging, while others felt it was manageable. The article mentions plans for future education, such as attending high school or technical schools.
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The second day of the final exam for eighth-grade students, which focused on mathematics, proceeded smoothly without any issues or complaints regarding the procedures, according to Minister of Education Prof. Dr. Dejan Vuk Stanković. The minister confirmed there were no irregularities reported during the test. Students will take their third and final test tomorrow, between 9 AM and 11 AM, covering one of five optional subjects: geography, biology, history, physics, or chemistry. Parents will be able to review preliminary results on Friday, June 19, through the school and the 'Moja srednja škla
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In the ceremonial hall of the City Office of Savski Venac, awards were presented to the most successful students from the final grades of elementary schools within the municipality. A total of 67 students received recognition, including 55 recipients of the Vuk's diploma, ten members of the generation, one sports student of the generation, and one student who excelled in extracurricular activities. Members of the City Council, Dunja Hadžić and Uroš Mijatović, presented value vouchers for purchasing sports equipment worth 20,000 dinars to the generation students, while the Vuk's diploma holders
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Students across Serbia took their mathematics exam as part of the final exams, with most finding it easier than the Serbian language test. However, the last three questions on the advanced level caused significant difficulty, including solving equations with two unknowns, calculating percentages, and geometry problems such as determining the height of an entrance to a cave depicted as part of a circle.
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Students in the eighth grade of elementary schools in Serbia will take a test on one of five selected subjects during the third day of the 'small maturity' exam, which began on June 15 with tests in Serbian language and mathematics. The most popular subject chosen by students was geography, followed by biology, history, physics, and chemistry. Students must arrive at the examination site by 8:30 AM, with latecomers allowed entry until 9:30 AM if approved by the school principal, but without additional time for the exam. Education Minister Dejan Vuk Stanković stated that the first two days of考试
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BlicIndependentCenterFactual 70Objective 6518 days ago
Students in eighth grade across Serbia took their Serbian language exam today, marking the start of the annual mini-matura. The exam included questions on literature, such as Sterija's 'Pokondirena Tikva' and the epic poem 'Ropstvo Janković Stojana.' Students reported difficulties with some questions, particularly due to complex and ambiguous answer options.
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The City Municipality of Novi Beograd has decided to award more top students this year than in previous years, and for the first time, it will also reward teachers whose students have achieved exceptional results at republican and international competitions. The decision was made during the 13th session of the Municipal Assembly held on June 16. Students who achieve the highest scores on their final exams, participants in the Research Station Petnica, and those who win awards at local, national, and international competitions will be recognized. Additionally, student athletes who secure one of
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