Brodsko Vinogorje, located on the hilly area of the northwestern border of Slavonski Brod, began to be settled in the middle of the 19th century because of the fertile soil suitable for growing vines. The lower primary school „pod Brdom“ was founded in 1908, as recorded in the school's „Spomenica“ in 1912. The school has become a key institution in the lives of many children and their families, providing education and financial support to students, including necessary school supplies, clothes and shoes for underprivileged children. The development of this school reflects political and historical events in the country, such as changes in school laws, according to which the school often changed its name and teaching structure. The First World War, although it brought an economic crisis, raised awareness of the importance of education. In the following years, the school grew, developed and became increasingly crowded, so a new school building was built in 1930. The opening of the wagon factory in Slavonski Brod attracted new students from the workers' colony, built south of the highway, to the school. The Second World War temporarily damaged the quality of teaching, but after the war the school quickly flourished again and continued to prosper. „Spomenica“ about the school covers the period until 1954, after which it was not written for some time. The progress of the school has continued to this day. In 1981, due to the excessive number of students, a special department was opened in Kolonija, which also developed so that today there is an eight-year district school in Kolonija, as well as in Brodsko Vinogorje.