The cultural centre is near the Pensioners’ Centre; the clamour of fifth-graders from Valjevo-based First Primary school and ‘Sestre Ilić’ PS can be heard. Uroš and Relja, knowledge quiz champions, attend his school with their peers. They listened carefully how to become and remain safe online and on social networks. They won first place together. “Without him, my friend Relja, I wouldn’t have done a thing”– Uroš says candidly. “He did the reading since he can read really quickly and he told me what to press. He’s the smartest.” Relja listened attentively on the Digital Expedition workshop intended for juniors: “I already knew this, but I also listened to remind myself.” Regardless of the fact that Saturday is not a school day, primary school kids were called in by their teachers to refresh their digital literacy skills; Dušan Milovanović, PE teacher, was among them. He recognised the importance of this topic, and the children followed his lead. “I saw that they were very interested in this form of personal development” – Dušan explained and reminisced about the school years during the pandemic when asked about children spending too much time in front of the telephone and computer screens. Even PE classes were online back then: “They would get assignments via Google Classroom and needed to fill them in. We all know smart watches can keep track of a person’s step count and record any sort of physical activity. The kids sent feedback and we would process the data, based on which we gave them their final grades. And as for the Internet, nowadays it is inevitable; the matter and the question is how we will adapt to all of it.”