Belgrade Waterfront to get bilingual school, one of the few that will have a swimming pool

Photo: Nikola Andjic

Belgrade will soon get a new school with bilingual classes, and it will be located behind the buildings of the former Railway Station and Post Office on Sava Square, as part of Belgrade Waterfront.

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"A state-of-the-art state school with sports fields and a swimming pool will be built, along with a kindergarten next to it, so this part of the city will become even more attractive for families, offering excellent conditions for education and quality free time," the company Belgrade Waterfront announced.

In an area of almost 5,000 square meters, the school will be able to accommodate 480 students, and the spacious yard, which together with the building occupies almost 10 ares will have facilities that will make children look forward to every day at school. In addition to handball, basketball and volleyball courts, there will be green space in the yard suitable for events, competitions and everyday socializing, while in the part of the yard next to the library and the exhibition space an "open-air classroom" will be built.

The space for storing bicycles is intended for all students and teachers who opt for this environmentally responsible and healthy means of transportation, reports Tanjug.

An announcement states that this will be one of the few schools in the Serbian capital that will have a swimming pool, and in addition to changing rooms and standard equipment and props, the swimming pool will be suitable for children with special needs, to whom the rest of the facility will be fully adapted as well.

"Parents know how much time is saved when children have sports facilities at the school itself - they don't have to drive them to distant parts of the city, and when swimming lessons are held during regular classes, the rest of the day is available for playing and socializing. In addition, swimming is a basic sport that contributes to proper development of children, so for elementary school children, the time is right to master that skill," the announcement said.

(Telegraf.rs)