School Year Report 2008/2009
The official evaluation report on the educational and organizational activities of the Arnold Ipolyi Elementary School with Hungarian Instructional Language in Balog nad Ipľom for the 2008/2009 academic year. This institutional document provides a comprehensive overview of student academic performance, conduct, extracurricular success, and completed school projects. Download the full year-end report in PDF format.
School Year Report 2007/2008
The official evaluation report on the educational and organizational activities of the Arnold Ipolyi Elementary School with Hungarian Instructional Language in Balog nad Ipľom for the 2007/2008 academic year. This institutional document provides a comprehensive overview of student academic performance, conduct, extracurricular success, and completed school projects. Download the full year-end report in PDF format.
School Year Report 2006/2007
The official evaluation report on the educational and organizational activities of the Arnold Ipolyi Elementary School with Hungarian Instructional Language in Balog nad Ipľom for the 2006/2007 academic year. This institutional document provides a comprehensive overview of student academic performance, conduct, extracurricular success, and completed school projects. Download the full year-end report in PDF format.

16/11/2000 – Naming Ceremony
A comprehensive photo report detailing the historic 2000 naming ceremony of the Primary School of Ipolybalog, during which the academic institution officially adopted the name of Arnold Ipolyi. Explore our curated gallery of archive footage and historical photographs capturing the prominent guests and memorable moments from this landmark event.

16/11/2000 – Naming Ceremony
Read about the historic naming ceremony of the Arnold Ipolyi Primary School in Ipolybalog, held on November 16, 2000. Discover how our community honored Arnold Ipolyi, a prominent intellectual figure born in Hont County, and explore the solemn pledge taken by our students to preserve their cultural heritage, academic excellence, and mother tongue.