A session of the school parliament
The students elected a new president of the school parliament and discussed Phase 3A of the Game Changers project.
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Young people care
The 21st consecutive Friday protests in the centre of Ljubljana placed the people's power in the focus as the organisers evoked the provision in the Slovenian Constitution that says power is vested in the people. They urged both individuals and the civil society to stand up to the government. Young people care and will fight for a better political situation in Slovenia and the world, was the motto of the youth performance at Prešeren Square in Ljubljana.
About Stane Žagar Lipnica Primary School
Stane Žagar Lipnica Primary School was founded in 1957 by Municipality of Radovljica. A branch of it is located at Ovsiše. Slovene primary schools are attended by pupils from the age of six to the age of fifteen. Our branch school is attended by pupils from the age of six to the age of 10. In school year 2020/21 we have 262 pupils– four classes at Ovsiše and twelve classes in Lipnica. Our pupils have excellent learning conditions both in Lipnica and at Ovsiše. Our classes of pupils are small, our classrooms are well-equipped and our teachers use innovative teaching methods and focus on each individual pupil. Besides compulsory syllabus, we offer our pupils a variety of optional subjects and clubs. Our school is known for excellent school, sport and art achievements. We are proud to be part of Erasmus + project Young students as politics game changers and are looking forward to international experience of both our teachers and pupils. Zdenka Varl, headmistress
The government is trying to subjugate the media
Slovenian government officials, including Prime Minister Janez Janša, have sought to encroach on media freedoms and fomented hostility and attacks against journalists they regard as unsupportive.
Young people are waking up
More and more young people are protesting against the current government.
The important role of independent media
Independent and impartial journalistic reporting is important for overseeing the work of those in power. Journalists from the public television RTV Slovenia have revealed the corruption deals of the current government. People applauded them in gratitude.