At the beginning of this school year, the third generation of students sat down in the secondary school classrooms of the Umag branch of the Buje School of Economics, leaving behind the school's poor opening period two years ago, marked by a small number of enrolled students. From the initial first two grades with only 17 students, the school has grown to six grades and 85 high school students in mathematics and language studies, confirming pred…
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At the beginning of this school year, the third generation of students sat down in the secondary school classrooms of the Umag branch of the Buje School of Economics, leaving behind the school's poor opening period two years ago, marked by a small number of enrolled students. From the initial first two grades with only 17 students, the school has grown to six grades and 85 high school students in mathematics and language studies, confirming pred…