Over 36,000 appointments for testing and enrollment of children in the first grade of primary school scheduled

Marić pointed out that parents of future first graders can also electronically schedule an appointment for enrollment and testing of their child in the first grade of elementary school using the eSchedule an appointment for enrollment and testing of a child in elementary school on the eAdministration Portal, which has been available since a month ago.

She told Tanjug that so far over 36,000 appointments have been scheduled for the enrollment and testing of children in the first grade of elementary school.

"This service on the eGovernment Portal - eScheduling is open until May 31, 2025, when enrollment ends. When parents come to enroll and test their child, they are not required to bring any documents that were previously required for enrollment, as the school will obtain them electronically ex officio," said Marić.

According to her, this is the sixth year in a row that parents have the opportunity to schedule an appointment for the enrollment and testing of future firstgraders thanks to the service on the eGovernment Portal.

"In order for a parent to use the electronic service, it is necessary to be a registered user, i.e. to have an account created on the Portal for electronic identification eid.gov.rs. When the parent starts the service, which is available both in Serbian and in the languages ​​of national minorities, they need to select the school to which the child belongs territorially, choose a free term at the school and fill in the basic data set and click on the 'Submit' button and they are done," said Marić.

He adds that the data that the school will obtain electronically ex officio are a birth certificate, a certificate of residence, a certificate of completion of the preparatory preschool program and a certificate of a medical examination.

"If the medical examination was performed by a private doctor or in a military health institution, it is necessary to bring a medical certificate in person," said Marić.