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Why do giraffes have spots?

The scientists now finally resolved this mistery and have the answer.

Masters of Mental Health

The psychologist Niki Jakol prepared ten tips on how children and young people can become a mental health master.

Healthy food in Slovenian schools

Slovenia is one of the few countries that offer a variety of meals and food in schools.

Is Pluto nevertheless a planet?

Some scientists are urging that Pluto regain the status of a planet again.

Janja Garnbret, a sports woman who climbed to the top

Last weekend she became the world champion for bouldering and the Olympic combination event, and was second best in lead climbing.

Thirteenth government of Slovenia was sworn in

The Prime Minister of the Republic of Slovenia, Marjan Šarec, was finally joined by the ministers who will take care of particular areas, such as education and health.

Let’s read together!

In Slovenia, many institutions and individuals are engaged in encouraging reading. This year, after many years of efforts, they are getting connected in a network for the first time.

At school you should keep time for good will and laughter

Dear children, I wish you a successful year, and let your school be a pleasant challenge. While there, do not forget to be children and friends with each other, so that everyone can feel good, says dr. Maja Makovec Brenčič, Minister for Education.

An Actor Has Become Prime Minister

His election proves that the most important issues in the country can also be managed by someone who does not have much political experience. This is allowed by a political system called parliamentary democracy. In this, any adult citizen can establish a party and run for election.

Summer is one great experience

Summer can be very exciting and at the same very soothing, says Kaja Štempelj Petrovčič from OŠ Vič.

Primož Roglič is the best Slovenian in the Tour de France

Primož Roglič was the 4th cyclists to cross the finish line at the Tour de France cycling competition.

The night of the Red Moon and Red Mars

Only a few hours to go until the longest Lunar eclipse of the century. Are you ready?

The French are world champions

They beat Croatia 4 : 2.

The Ana Desetnica 2018 festival enchanted children and adults

If you missed the festival this year, no worries. Ana will come back to the city next year.

The start of the holidays is here!

What do you want to do during the holidays? First of all, do not be just digital. Listen to your parents when they say that you’ve had enough phone, computer and tablet, and go out into nature or read a book.

Primož Roglič is again the winner of the Tour of Slovenia

Top cyclists from around the world took part in the 25th Tour of Slovenia.

Why do I need a teacher if I have Google?

Technology is just a tool, says renowned British education expert Ian Gilbert. Technology will not disappear, so it’s worthwhile integrating it into school systems. But what matters is what we do with it.

Results of the 2018 Parliamentary Elections

In the coming days it will be revealed who will lead Slovenia for the next four years. President Borut Pahor will offer the mandate or opportunity to form the government to the winner of the election, Janez Janša.

The first World Bee Day

The World Bee Day is aimed at raising awareness about how valuable these insects are and why we need to work hard to keep them.

Miki Muster lived his dream, he wanted you to live them too!

Miki Muster, who died aged nearly 93 years old, created many legendary characters in his cartoons, among them three animals with human qualities. Zvitorepec, Trdonja and Lakotnik are famous even today.

A walk along the wire, a memory of courage

This day is an opportunity to talk and socialise with friends, and we also look forward to the walk, because then there are no lessons. But we should have thought more about the wire that cut off Ljubljana and prevented people from living the free life that we live today, writes eight grader Kaja Trontelj from OŠ Franceta Bevka.