Najmodernija gradska škola radi već 178 godina – od Terazija do NBG

One of the oldest primary schools in Belgrade today operates on Novi Beograd. School was founded in 1844 in Dečanska Street as Terazijska osnovna škola. In 1930 it got new building and later in 1935 became Ogledna narodna škola, first modern experimental school in country. After World War II it changed names several times, including Žarko Zrenjanin and Osnovna škola broj 4. In 1968 it was relocated to Novi Beograd. The school applied modern methods with practical learning, field visits and active student participation. In 2004 it restored its historic name Kralj Aleksandar I and preserved its legacy.