ages 4–6
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A playful introduction to science through LEGO DUPLO bricks, stories and first small challenges.
Projects
We are not tied to one field — we take on projects that matter to children, young people and the community. These are some of the ones we have delivered so far.
FIRST LEGO League is a global programme that brings science, technology, engineering and maths closer to children through play, building and competition. It was launched by FIRST and the LEGO Group and today gathers teams from all over the world. Each season participants solve a challenge inspired by real-world problems — from programming an autonomous robot to developing their own innovation project.
In Serbia the programme is run by the Prava Priča association together with its partner organisation Super Glavce from Slovenia. Beyond the competition, that means coach training, support for schools and a growing network of judges and volunteers.
ages 4–6
A playful introduction to science through LEGO DUPLO bricks, stories and first small challenges.
ages 6–10
Engineering and coding basics: teams build models and present their own solution.
ages 10–16
The competitive programme where teams program an autonomous robot and develop an innovation project on the season's theme.





Startup Weekend was a free programme for young people aged 18 to 30 who wanted to step into the world of entrepreneurship. Its purpose was for participants to travel, in a single weekend, from a raw idea to a clearly defined business model — alongside people who had already walked that road.
Entrepreneurship basics, idea validation and working with users.
Hands-on work on the business model and defining the solution.
Individual support from experienced mentors for every team.
A final pitch in front of an expert jury and an audience.
For young people of all backgrounds, aged 18 to 30 — students, high schoolers about to enrol at university, and those already working who had an idea but didn't know how to start. Participation was completely free, with no prior entrepreneurial experience required.
Participants formed teams, developed and defended their ideas in front of a jury, and many got direct feedback from industry people for the first time. The programme showed that what young people lack most is space and mentorship — not ideas. Thanks to the support of partners, among them PepsiCo and Finesa, the programme stayed free for everyone.









The first printed sport climbing guidebook ever published in Serbia. It documents 38 crags and 2,200 routes across the country, and was led by Tribe Sports Club, Balkan Colours and the Serbia Climbing Community.
The Prava Priča association worked on securing sponsorships and helped organise the making of the book — from connecting with partners to coordinating the steps that brought it to print.
38
crags
2,200
routes
1st
guidebook of its kind in Serbia




Footage of the guidebook coming to life and the climbing community behind it.
The Prava Priča association does not sell this book. The guidebook is ordered through the official page of the project's publisher.
Order the guideWe are open to partnerships, sponsorships and new ideas from the community.
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