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Serbia, Belgrade
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The Deutsche Schule Belgrad was founded in 1854, and a kindergarten was added in 1856. Since then, the institution has relocated its Belgrade site several times and has continued to develop. Today, the school and kindergarten are located in the Belgrade district of Senjak. The language of instruction is German; Serbian is taught as both a national and a foreign language from the first grade, and the school serves students from 20 nationalities.
The school maintains an active school life with an Alumni Network to stay connected with former students. Schulleben includes a library, the Alumni Network, and programs such as the Elterncafé. Yoga in the kindergarten and the school garden where produce is harvested are part of daily life. The school emphasizes democratic participation through class councils (Klassenrat) and the SMV, with ongoing collaboration with families.
The Schulverein (School Association) is part of the school's governance bodies. The Elternbeirat (Parents' Council) participates in school life. The Schülermitverantwortung (SMV) is part of the governance structure as the student council. Elterncafé provides a forum for parent involvement in school life. Feste und Feiern (festivals and celebrations) and other activities are part of Schulleben, offering opportunities for parent participation through the governance structures.
Deutsche Schule Belgrad is a private, KMK-recognized Exzellente Deutsche Auslandsschule in Belgrade's Senjak district. It offers a German-language curriculum for ages 3 to 18, with Serbian taught as both national and foreign language from grade 1. The school comprises Kindergarten/Vorschule (3–6), Grundschule (1–4) and Sekundarstufe (5–12), welcoming students from about 20 nationalities. Facilities include modern Sekundarstufe classrooms with current technology, a campus library, a school garden for hands-on learning, and a tartan-surfaced sports field that hosts football and volleyball matches against international schools. A daily warm lunch is provided by Harmonija Catering. In Informatik (Grade 5–9) students gain practical skills from word processing to coding, and Chemistry is taught in Grades 8–10 with lab work. Projekttage offers around 20 cross-curricular projects, complemented by JeKi instrumental study for younger students (3rd–4th). The school integrates cultural exchanges and cross-institution collaboration as part of its international profile.
