At the start of April, the results of this year's IATEFL English competition were announced. This is an annual project organised across Slovenia in which secondary school students in both 3rd and 4th years take part in a range of different test activities to demonstrate their knowledge and abilities when it comes to the English language.

On 20^th April, Gimnazija Vič held its annual event linked to World Book Night. This celebration of books and reading has been a major part of our English department's calendar for over a decade and brings students from our school and others around Ljubljana together to mark special literary anniversaries while also celebrating the current generation of young writers. Although this event is normally held on 23rd April to coincide with the United Nations Day of Books and Copyright, due to other events being held in our school, the decision was made to bring it forward a few days.

Every year, the team behind the Slovene language drama group at Gimnazija Vič select a play to be their main event in the school calendar. For 2026, the decision was taken to perform “Bang Bang You’re Dead”, by the American playwright William Mastrosimone.

Through this school year, a group of Gimnazija Vič students met regularly as part of the school's knitting circle. Under the mentorship of Ms Jona Bednjanec, a celebrated creator of textile and fashion pieces in Slovenia and internationally, they learned the basic skills of hand knitting.

Friday, 17^th April marked the conclusion of this year's National Haiku Competition with the annual event held in Cankarjev Dom, one of Slovenia's most important cultural centres.

The Austrian Young Physicists’ Tournament (AYPT) took place between 10 and 12 April 2026. Gimnazija Vič was represented at the competition by two of our students, Izak Roderik Štemberger and Matic Novoselec, with Jure Ausec, one of our physics teachers, as the project mentor. This made up one of only two teams from Slovenia at the event.

At the start of April, a group of our students went to the Slovenian Institute for Transfusion Medicine as the successful conclusion of a blood donation campaign within Gimnazija Vič.

Since the start of the school year, students with an interest in both physics and photography have worked on a creative project linked to a new competition within Gimnazija Vič.

In the last week of February 2026, twelve students and two teachers flew to the Basque Country. The exchange was organised through the media literacy group of the Erasmus+ project at our school.

During the first week of March 2026, Gimnazija Vič hosted a group of students and teachers from Gimnazija Dubrovnik in Croatia. This was the first part of the “ZELEN uTRIP” project which is organised through the Eco-creative group of the Erasmus+ programme at our school.

Since the beginning of the school year, a group of our second-year students worked on a short video as part of the annual competition organised by the IATEFL organisation in Slovenia.

During the last week of February, a group of 2^nd Year students from Gimnazija Vič travelled to Czechia as part of the Zgodbarjenje (Storytelling) project of the Erasmus+ programme.

During the last week of February, Gimnazija Vič was delighted to host two teachers from Lycée Adam de Craponne, Salon-de-Provence, France.

On 13^th and 14^th February, our school opened its doors to welcome primary school pupils and their families as part of our annual Open Day event.

In the week leading up to Valentine’s Day, there was a special reading activity arranged in the Gimnazija Vič library.