In the Imotski area, a rise in the number of enrolled students was recorded during this enrollment period. According to available data, 18 more first-graders were enrolled compared to last year, indicating stability or a slight increase in the number of students of primary school age in this part of Dalmatia. This change in the number of enrolled students is part of a broader context of educational trends in the region, where local communities are striving to provide optimal learning conditions.
Alongside a stable number of enrollees, local authorities are continuing to implement measures to support students, aiming to ensure equal access to educational resources. One of the key new features this academic year is the provision of workbooks for students. This measure is part of a broader local authority strategy aimed at reducing the financial burden on parents and ensuring equal conditions for all students, regardless of their social background.
In addition to providing basic school supplies, local authorities have taken charge of state matriculation exam preparation for students. Students, particularly those in their final years, have access to free state matriculation exam preparation via the dedicated platform Gradivo. This service allows students to further prepare for exams using high-quality educational materials available online, which can significantly ease the process of learning and preparation for final exams for students.
As part of the effort to improve school infrastructure, a renovation is planned for the primary schools in Imotski, including the renovation of the Stjepan Radić school. This renovation includes an update to the energy systems, which will contribute to reducing maintenance costs, while also improving the learning conditions for students. This measure is part of a broader strategy to improve school infrastructure, which aims to ensure optimal conditions for learning and work in all primary schools in Imotski.
