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CEESA Newsletter: June 2026 Edition

On May 21st, the entire country celebrated Ukrainian Vyshyvanka Day.

Project Mars returns!

For the second year in a row, we welcomed our graduating seniors to Breakfast with Seniors, a tradition that gives us a chance to celebrate the end of their NOVA journey together.

Our Upper Secondary students recently had the opportunity to meet Lasko Džurovski, a renowned Macedonian typographer and graphic designer, for a thoughtful workshop on safeguarding the original Macedonian alphabet and typography

We were pleased to host the CEESA Elementary Math Competition at our school, welcoming 12 teams from five international schools.

This Saturday, our NOVA community came together for one of the most anticipated events of the year, the NOVA Family Festival.

Yesterday we hosted the Chinese Spring Festival, organized in partnership with the Chinese Embassy and the Confucius Institute in Skopje.

The Battle of the Books Finals brought our elementary community together for a joyful academic celebration.

“Nothing About Me or For Me Without Me”: Personal Learning …

CEESA Newsletter: May 2026 Edition

CEESA 2026 Student Keynote Speeches from Sofia.

On April 18th, the American International School of Vilnius proudly hosted the 13th Multilingual Tournament of Lithuania, “I Speak, You Speak – We Communicate.”

Held on Saturday, April 11, TEDxTIS Youth—now in its 6th year—brought together 10 students from grades 10–12, each delivering compelling talks on a wide range of engaging and thought-provoking subjects.

In April, IS Krakow was proud to host educators and leaders from across the CEESA region for a four-day workshop on the Adaptive Schools approach

Grade 11 students visited PROSA.

CEESA Newsletter: April 2026 Edition

This year’s original Grade 4/5 Elementary Musical, “Messin’ with the Timeline” was a powerful journey of confidence, creativity and collaboration for ISP students and faculty.

You might recognize Kyrylo from his recent emceeing at the CEESA Conference in Sofia, but he hasn’t always lived in Sofia

At Pechersk School International in Kyiv, that reality became the heart of a new documentary: Learning Against the War.

At the International School of Belgrade, educators are exploring how AI can support teaching and learning through collaborative inquiry.