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Serbia, Belgrade
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EDUCA is a Finnish international kindergarten and school in Belgrade, Serbia. It is Belgrade's only Finnish international kindergarten and school. EDUCA operates as a non-profit through the Education for Serbia Foundation, prioritising wellbeing and educational value over profit. EDUCA is the brainchild of Dr Lana Belić, the founding Principal, with over two decades of experience reimagining education across Europe. The school blends Finland's educational wisdom with neuroeducation and emotionally intelligent teaching.
Nestled in Belgrade's Dedinje neighbourhood, EDUCA's campus is a green, tranquil learning oasis. Wellbeing is central to the community, with emotional intelligence guiding academic development. Admissions are designed as a warm, personalised journey that engages families in shaping the child's educational path. EDUCA is part of the Education for Serbia Foundation, supported by major gifts and donations that sustain the school's work.
EDUCA International School is Belgrade's Finnish international kindergarten and primary school, operated as a non-profit by the Education for Serbia Foundation. The campus in Dedinje sits in a peaceful, green setting, with light-filled classrooms opening onto a playground and outdoor spaces that include sensory gardens and natural play areas. The school follows a Finnish curriculum alongside a bespoke international pathway for ages 3 to 14, blending the Finnish whole-child approach with internationally recognised standards. Kindergartners (3-7) engage in play-based learning that develops communication, early numeracy and literacy, physical and social-emotional growth, and understanding of the world. Juniors (7-11) study English (First & Second Language), Mathematics & Science, Humanities & Arts, Digital Literacy & Computing, and Sports & Movement. Seniors (11-14) gain deeper subject expertise, independent research skills, and practical application, preparing for Upper Secondary. Unique features include forest classrooms, nature-connected learning, and a strong emphasis on wellbeing across every age.
