Yogish english, Yoga Centar Sombor, Joga, Fabijan i Slavica Periskic, Vojvodina, Srbija

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It is never too early for a child to start learning a foreign language!

yoga yoga A few words about YOGISH – a school of English for pre-school children

What is YOGISH?
YOGISH is a private school of English for small children (aged 3-7) where, thanks to the direct method, a combination of movement, dance, play, music and language exercises and drill, children learn the basics of the English language in an easy and amusing way.

Our Mission:
Enable pre-school children to learn the basics of English in an easy and quick way through professional guidance of experienced staff and application of adequate modern methods.

Why is YOGISH a unique school of English?

We use the direct method (the same as the ways of learning mother tongue)
We combine various physical activities, play, dance, music, drama, yoga - all through English
The space is ideal for all our activities: a large garden with a pond with fish, turtles and frogs; a playground; Nina the dog; a large gym equipped with all kinds of facilities; a hall, bathrooms, a waiting room for parents
We use natural things from the environment, playthings, books, audio and visual aids, sports and other equipment
Our groups are small, up to 10 students. Each child is devoted our full attention.
Special attention is paid to coordination of body movements (music, dance, acting out emotions, yoga)
We cherish nice communication, active attentive listening, compassion, trust, self-esteem, self-control, team play
Various techniques of relaxation are combined with active work: yoga, breathing…
Fantasy and creativity are constantly developed.
We promote healthy habits.
We help children to become independent and self-reliant.
We love the nature and care for the environment.

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YOGISH offers to students:

Amusing and spontaneous acquisition of knowledge
Positive attitude towards their own body
Opportunities to learn new things and develop skills
Stimuli to develop their own self-confidence
Positive social environment – peer company
Guidance, examples, stimuli and support
Elements of Yoga for children
Solid preparation for further education and life
Pleasant and tidy surroundings (gym, garden and other facilities)
Books from the Yogish library

YOGISH offers to parents:

Possibility to attend classes
Written material for home work
Monthly reports on their child’s growth and achievements
Opportunity to participate in organizing outings and special events
• Invitation to get involved in our work in their own way and according to their inspiration, time and wish
A nice space to rest while waiting for the child
• Books from the YOGISH library.

Team

slavica periskic Slavica Periškić, (73)

Has been practicing yoga for over 12 years. Co-founder of the Yoga Center Sombor and its Director.

Aware of the need of small children to have a balanced psychological and physical development, well designed play, company of children of their age and active learning, she has founded a school of English for small children - Yogish (Yoga + English). Besides YOGISH, she leads a course "Yoga for Good Morning". She has introduced courses of Latino-American Dance and Experimental Dance into the Yoga Center. (see the Menu)

yoga Slavica is a teacher of the English language and Literature and has a great experience in teaching English to students of all ages at various knowledge levels. She worked at elementary and high school, grammar School and teachers’ training academy, has prepared students for various examinations (entrance university exams, Cambridge exams, etc), has taught specialized courses for children and adults, has founded Evergreen Chat Club, introduced innovations into the teaching process; member of International English Teacher's Association; reads extensively about and introduces contemporary trends in the sphere of teaching English.

Slavica has been a Court interpreter for the English language at the District Court in Sombor and translator for 30 years.

Being an active and open-minded member of the community, she has given her contribution to the foundation and work of many non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Sombor and Serbia (certified trainer for NGO management, member of the TEAM TRI) and to the advancement of the local community while working over 6 years for the America’s Development Foundation in the developmental program CRDA/USAID; organizer and participant of numerous international professional conferences, meetings and exchanges of citizens, students and teachers.

Member of the "Art Group 76" (participated at several exhibitions) and Anti Cancer Society.