The Croatian champions hosted Mladost Tia Mobiteli, the Cup holders, and celebrated with a convincing 3–0 victory. The result was expected, given the strength of their roster, a Dr. Časl triumph seemed inevitable. Their chances were further boosted by the absence of Mladost’s top player, Slovenian international Sara TOKIĆ. Realistically, even her presence would not have changed the outcome, as the home side was simply too strong. Mladost fielded a very young line-up, almost entirely composed of Croatian junior national team members, including the youngest, 15-year-old BENKO. The hosts dropped just one set across the whole tie. The trophy was secured by Thailand’s Tamolwan KHETKHUAN, Hungary’s Szandra PERGEL, and Mirela Đurak BLAŽIČEVIĆ, under the guidance of coach Luka VRANČIĆ. “No other club in history has won seven different competitions like we have. By the way, this is also our 30th trophy in 16 seasons,” emphasized Dr. Časl, the club president. The team has so far collected 12 Croatian championship titles, including ten in a row. Alongside the league and Croatian Cup, Dr. Časl have also lifted the Champions League, Europe Trophy Grand Final, Central European Super League, Mediterranean Cup, and now the Super Cup.
The Super Cup trophy was presented to Dr. Časl by Ivan JUZBAŠIĆ, member of the HSTS Executive Board.

Dr. Časl – Mladost Tia Mobiteli 3-0
Khetkhuan – Benko 3–0 (9, 4, 4)
Pergel – Pustaj 3–0 (8, 8, 7)
Đurak Blažičević – Miličević 3–1 (3, -7, 2, 4)

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The first six years of learning fall under Primary School which is the cornerstone of any child’s education.
Here, at the British International School of Zagreb (BISZ), we strive to install a sense of wonder and excitement for learning at this age.
Young students want to naturally discover, develop and gather knowledge, ascertain skills, be challenged and grow at the same time.
All of which is provided within class timetables that hone on core subjects such as Literacy, Numeracy and Science, through to ICT, PE, the IPC, Music, Art, and Modern Foreign Languages.
We also offer extra-curricular afternoon activities to cap off the day! In addition to the academics, we value each child at BISZ as a member of our growing school community. We embrace the development of school spirit, unity and a sense of togetherness.
We eat breakfast, lunch and tea together, we have recess and lunch together, school assemblies, fun days, school plays, spelling bees, costume and sports days, and much more, all together. Every day is a new day in our Primary School, our teachers aim to provide fun, encouraging and meaningful school experiences in a multi-cultural setting fit for all, right in the heart of Zagreb. A foundation upon which each and every students’ future education will be based.

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Walk into the Kindergarten area and the colors immediately envelop a feeling of creativity and warmth.
At the British International School of Zagreb (BISZ), we strive to meet the needs of all of our children, making them feel welcomed, cared for and well looked after, warming their little hearts.
The daily timetable is jam packed with activities.
The children learn the step-by-step Jolly Phonics Programme which enriches their language skills, maths is taught through hands-on games and other tactile resources, the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) allows them to make connections to our world with amazing action packed units.
All of this is complemented with lots of Art, Music and ICT which makes learning productive and fun.
In our Kindergarten children get breakfast, lunch and tea-time every day. Did we mention PE? Yes, our students have a proper sports lesson each day which is very necessary in this day and age.
Bonuses at BISZ also include a fun outdoor playground for our students to get plenty of fresh air and time to play, a library with lots of children's books, and fun days which promote school spirit, togetherness and unity.
Every day is a new day in our Kindergarten, the teachers and educators are devoted to caring for and looking after each and every child, making sure that they make the most of their time at BISZ.
Our greatest motive is to help children build the foundations for their future in a safe, multi-cultural setting, fit for all in the heart of Zagreb.



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Why choose the British International School of Zagreb (BISZ) and an International Primary Curriculum for Your Child?
As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, the way we educate our children is changing. More families are now considering international schools for their children—especially at the primary level, where foundational skills and mind sets are formed. If you’re a parent weighing your options, here’s why choosing an international primary school might be one of the most valuable decisions you can make for your child’s future.
1. A Global Curriculum That Goes Beyond Borders An international primary programme is designed to provide a global perspective. These curricula are not restricted by national boundaries or limited cultural perspectives. Instead, it focuses on universal values, cross-cultural understanding, and inquiry-based learning.
Why is this important? In an increasingly globalised job market, being able to think beyond local paradigms is essential. A child exposed to an international education from an early age learns to appreciate diversity, develop empathy, and consider multiple viewpoints.
2. Inquiry-Based Learning Unlike traditional models that often focus on rote learning, at the British International School of Zagreb (BISZ), our international primary curriculum promotes inquiry-based learning. This approach encourages student curiosity, independent exploration, critical thinking, and problem-solving; skills that are foundational for lifelong learning.
Why is this important? Students who learn how to ask the right questions, investigate ideas, and draw conclusions on their own are better equipped for higher education and real-world challenges.
3. English-Medium Instruction with Multilingual Support International schools usually offer English as the medium of instruction, while also promoting proficiency in other languages. Many also provide strong support for English as an Additional Language (EAL) learners, ensuring that language is not a barrier to academic success.
Why is this important? English is the global language of business and communication, and it opens doors to international opportunities. Learning other languages alongside English fosters cognitive development and cultural agility.
4. Focus on Holistic Development BISZ international primary programme emphasises not only on the academics but also on social and emotional development, physical education, creative arts, and ethical development. Students are encouraged to be balanced individuals—confident, compassionate, and responsible.
Why is this important? Success in life isn’t just about test scores. Emotional intelligence, communication skills, and resilience are just as important—and international schools recognise and nurture these traits early on.
5. Exposure to Diverse Cultures and Ideas International schools often have a rich mix of students from different nationalities, religions, and cultural backgrounds. This diversity becomes a living classroom where children learn to respect, understand, and collaborate with others.
Why is this important? Children who grow up in multicultural environments are more open-minded and adaptive. They’re more likely to thrive in diverse workplaces and lead with cultural sensitivity.
6. Highly-Qualified International Teachers International schools typically attract experienced, globally-minded teachers that use modern teaching strategies and methods to achieve learning outcomes across the curriculum. Many of whom bring global experience and a passion for teaching in innovative and student-centered ways.
Why is this important? Great teachers make a huge difference in how children perceive learning. Skilled international educators are true role-models who can nurture a love for discovery and help each child reach their potential.
7. Seamless Transitions Across Countries For families who relocate internationally—whether for work, lifestyle, or other reasons—an international primary school can provide continuity in education.
Why is this important? Changing schools is a challenge for any child. International programmes provide consistency in curriculum and approach, reducing the stress of relocation.
8. Preparation for Future-Ready Skills The world is changing rapidly. Jobs of the future will require not just academic knowledge, but also skills such as collaboration, creativity, digital literacy, adaptability, and global awareness. International programmes are deliberately designed with these future-ready competencies in mind.
Why is this important? By starting early, your child gains a strong foundation to thrive in an unpredictable and fast-changing world.
9. Strong Emphasis on Values and Citizenship Many international schools weave values such as integrity, respect, sustainability, and service into their daily teaching. At the British International School of Zagreb (BISZ), children are not just taught what to learn, but how to contribute meaningfully to the world.
Why is this important? In today’s world, it's more important than ever to raise thoughtful, principled individuals who are prepared to make a positive impact.
10. A Supportive and Nurturing Environment International primary schools often maintain smaller class sizes, ensuring more personalised attention. They also invest in pastoral care and community building, creating a safe, nurturing space where children feel seen and supported.
Why is this important? A positive, secure environment fosters emotional well-being, confidence, and the freedom to take risks in learning—all essential for growth.

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