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Anyone who comes to us for a personal consultation leaves determined to enroll their child with us. That is our experience.

Visit the private bilingual high school Co.Bra and experience creative teaching with an emphasis on visual arts and technology. We look forward to meeting you.

Choose a school where you can unleash your creativity.

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  • Visual
    Arts

    Students who choose Visual Arts as the elective subject will gain foundational skills in drawing, painting, 2D digital drawing, and 3D modeling, as well as knowledge in architecture and film.

    The curriculum is primarily focused on fine arts and design. However, students will also be introduced to the basics of architecture and film, as these fields are integral to visual arts. Should they decide to pursue further studies in the arts, their choice of specialization will be based on a solid understanding of what is important in the field and what constitutes its core. The subjects will cover the following areas: drawing (including digital drawing), painting, modeling (including 3D modeling), composition, color theory, photography, cinematography, the fundamentals of visual culture, product design, communication and graphic design, animation and sound, art history, and more.

  • Technologies

    In the elective subject Technologies, students will explore selected technologies, their fundamental characteristics, and their practical applications. They will learn technical terminology, symbols, and the form of their documentation and expression.

    The subjects within the technology education will allow students to understand the creative process and adopt procedures through which it can be digitally transformed. Students are encouraged to find inspiration and experiment with selected technologies, integrating and combining them to create new applications. Mastery of the material – in this case, technology – will be based on teaching programming, digital design tools, digital media, an introduction to modeling dynamic systems, and other subjects that combine software, hardware, and data.

School values

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  • Development of Creativity

    Bilingual
    Studies

    We offer bilingual education in English for students who want to develop creative thinking and have an interest in technology or visual arts. The school is currently seeking accreditation for an international program.

  • Emphasis on Innovation

    Modern
    Education

    Our mission is to nurture a creative generation capable of original thinking and contributing to society. The curriculum at our high school focuses on technology and visual arts, fostering creativity and demonstrating that exceptional ideas arise when individuals from diverse fields collaborate and communicate.

  • Industry Professionals

    Pioneers
    in Innovation

    We believe that every student needs a role model who will influence their lifelong direction. At Co.Bra, students interact not only with esteemed educators from the Technical University of Bratislava and the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, but also with professionals from industry, including founders and owners of prominent Slovak companies.

School Life

  • Punk Rock Performance

    We visited the play Punk Rock by British author Simon Stephens at the Nová Scéna Theater.
The play was particularly interesting for the students because it is set in a school environment, allowing teenage viewers to observe the relationships between classmates. These relationships reflect real-life experiences, making the performance relatable and engaging.

  • French breakfast

    For many French people, breakfast is an opportunity to gather with family or friends and start the day on a positive note.
We had the chance to enjoy a leisurely breakfast during our French language class. In the past, at royal courts, breakfast was more of a light snack served after waking up. It typically included pastries, fruit, and warm drinks. Interestingly, croissants were not originally eaten for breakfast, but were instead a popular afternoon treat.

  • Halloween

    Co-bra-ca-dabra! In November, we transformed the school classrooms into rooms full of masks and fun. First, we organized a Halloween party, which we ended with a sleepover at our school. We’re already looking forward to the next edition!

  • Mária Bieliková

    Mária Bieliková, the director of the Kempelen Institute of Intelligent Technologies, is a prominent Slovak computer scientist and expert in artificial intelligence. Throughout her career, she has achieved numerous successes and made significant contributions to the development of information technology in Slovakia.

  • Visit to the Jewish Culture Museum

    Jewish culture is incredibly diverse and rich, with deep roots extending back thousands of years. It is influenced by geographical, historical, and religious factors, making it unique and inspiring.

  • Ondrej Farkaš

    Spacemanic, a company focused on exploring the latest trends in the space industry, specializes in the production of nanosatellites and is also involved in topics related to autonomous and intelligent mobility, as well as space transportation. The European space sector is experiencing rapid development, with emerging ecosystems, innovative players, and dynamic markets shaping the future of space exploration.

  • Peter Gero

    A native of Bratislava, he is a recognized urban planner in the Central European region. His professional career is closely tied to the German city of Hamburg, where for over 30 years he has contributed to significant urban planning concepts and major city development projects.

We educate the next creative generation

We offer bilingual education in English to students eager to foster creative thinking and explore either technology or visual arts. The school is currently in the process of applying for accreditation for the international program.

Throughout their studies (Year 1-4), students have the opportunity to earn international certificates in French through the French Institute in Bratislava and in German through the Goethe-Institut Slovakia as part of their second foreign language studies.

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