Month: September 2023

The RTS Cross Country “Across Serbia” was held on Friday, September 22 across our country, starting at 10 a.m. Our students took part in the same, running the planned sections at the City Stadium in Vršac. The activities were organized by prof. in cooperation with his students. Igor Santrač. The response and the atmosphere were great, and we owe a big thank you to the student Aleksi Mašić, who is the author of these wonderful photos.

The main motto of Cross Serbia is “Sports and school – yes, strays, streets, violence and drugs – no”.

Cross-country is not only a sports race, but also an exceptional opportunity to promote a healthy lifestyle!

It has been held for years, over time it has become a symbol of endurance, perseverance and sportsmanship. Many generations of athletes passed through this race, thus setting standards for future competitors.

The students of our school visited the exhibition “Sand Wind Man” which has been open since September 14 in the City Museum in Vršac.
The Deliblat sandbar, also known as the European Sahara, is the largest sandbar in Europe. It is located in the southeastern part of Banat.
In 2018, 200 years have passed since the beginning of the organized works on settling, binding sand and reforesting the Deliblat sandbar.
Man and the wind contributed to the creation of the sandstone, under whose influence the vegetation was destroyed, the sandstone opened up and the flying sand was blown away. Life in these conditions was full of difficulties and problems that could only be overcome by organized work to improve living conditions. This aspiration does not stop to this day.
The authors of the exhibition are Slobodanka Petrović, Jasmina Vujović, Marina Miljuš, Jasna Jovanov and Grozdana Milenkov from the Pančevo Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments in Pančevo. The exhibition will be open until September 27.

Our students, accompanied by professors Snežana Đenić and Neven Daničić at the opening of the photo exhibition “Sacred Heritage of the Serbs in Hungary”, by Vladimir Marković. The exhibition was opened on September 14 in the gallery of the Army House, and is a product of the cooperation of the Cultural Center from Vršac with the Collegium Hungaricum Belgrade and the Center for Multicultural Dialogue and Regionalism Vršac.

“Romanian Language Day” was marked on August 31 with a cultural program organized by the “Independent Romanians from Serbia” association. The event took place in the ceremonial hall of the City Hall in Vršac under the slogan “Language unites us”. On this occasion, the following students of ours participated:

Lidia Božin, IV5 and Aleksandra Chebzan Zeman, IV5 – mentor Romanca Varadjan, prof.

Stefan Seratlić, II5 – mentor Margareta Kožokar, prof.

Our colleague, prof. Margareta Kožokar, received the diploma “Ambassador of the Romanian language in Serbia 2023”, for her outstanding contribution to the promotion of the Romanian language and literature, the affirmation of Romanian culture, customs and values in Serbia. Congratulations!