The 2nd, 3rd and 4th grade students of the school in Semeljci and the local school in Mrzović closed the cycle of field lessons that were provided as part of the project "STEM - my education", which was financed as part of the call "Strengthening STEM skills in primary schools". , and it was financed by means of the European Economic Area and the Norwegian Financial Mechanism.

     Even though they haven't even learned the basics of physics yet, the students in the classroom got to know the character and the most important work of Nikola Tesla, which they will learn more about in the coming years. In the Technical Museum, they were given a demonstration of the use of Tesla's greatest invention - alternating current.

     After lunch and a tour of the capital of Croatia, the STEM students continued their journey to the Science Park in Oroslavje, where enthusiastic guides introduced them to the most important natural phenomena in an appropriate way, from optical illusions to gravity - and from playing the ode of joy to teamwork in the game with a ball - and all this was based on scientific principles.

      Enriched with little knowledge, but with great enthusiasm – the STEM students from Semeljac and Mrzović homes returned in the evening, before 10 p.m.