St. Sava Serbian Orthodox School is located in the suburb of Kilkenny in Adelaide, Australia. On the same land there is a hall for concerts when Serbian singers come to Adelaide, a bar, half a basketball court for kids to have a friendly game and there is also a church. The name of the whole complex is named after the Serbian saint, Saint Sava.
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Serbian schools outside Serbia
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Secondary education
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Higher education
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- University of Banja Luka
- University of East Sarajevo
- Slobomir University
- University Sinergija
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Primary education
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- Elementary School Trpinja
- Elementary School Nikola Tesla
- Elementary School Markušica
- Elementary School Bobota
- Elementary School Ilača-Banovci
- Elementary School Borovo
- Elementary School Jagodnjak
- Elementary School Bršadin
- Elementary School Negoslavci
- Elementary School Siniša Glavašević
- Elementary School Nikola Antić
- Elementary School Stari Jankovci
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Secondary education
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- Serbian Orthodox Secondary School
- High School Dalj
- Gymnasium Vukovar
- Technical School-Nikola Tesla
- Seminary of Three Holy Hierarchs
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Other
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- Cultural and Scientific Center "Milutin Milanković"
- Prosvjeta Summer School
- Prosvjeta Winter School
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Secondary education
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- Serbian School "Nikola Tesla"
- Serbian School "Jovan Miletić"
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Secondary education
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Higher education
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- St. Sava's Serbian Orthodox Seminary
- St. Sava Academy
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This template includes both private and public educational institutions where teaching is done in Serbian language. It is possible that this list includes some private institutions where teaching is not done primarily in Serbian but that institutions are established by other institutions or associations of Serbian indigenous communities, Serbian diaspora, or by Serbian Government.
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| Notes |
Famous quotes containing the word orthodox:
“If the jests that you crack have an orthodox smack,
You may get a bland smile from these sages;
But should it, by chance, be imported from France,
Half-a-crown is stopped out of your wages!”
—Sir William Schwenck Gilbert (1836–1911)
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