The first school in the village of Blasnichevo (now known as Rumyantsevo) was opened in 1880 in an abandoned pomak house. Over time the school became the cultural center of the village and children took their first steps in the …
Mentors, trainers and state officials from Bulgaria taking part in NEST discussed the project results and participated in a creative workshop “Our common purpose is children’s wellbeing, and it makes our efforts worthwhile.” This line comes from a letter that …
The selected projects are going to support schools in different regions of the country: the village of Rumyantsevo (Lovech region), Kyustendil, Razgrad, the village of Topolitsa (Burgas region), Varna, and Sofia Six schools from different regions of Bulgaria have been …
Teach For Bulgaria, EducArt, and the Trust for Social Achievement created specialized learning materials for children who need additional support at school, especially if Bulgarian is not their first language One day Asya and Yavor saw a poster that read, …
Did you know that there are currently three to six thousand languages worldwide? And only approximately 200 countries? Simple math tells us that most countries are multilingual and that multilingual people outnumber monolingual people. What is more, multilingualism is a …
Over 100 teachers were trained entirely online as part of the EU project FIERST Bulgaria has been in a state of emergency for 4 weeks now. In the meantime, schools have been instructed to organize a process of remote teaching …
“From Vision to Results”, a project by Teach For Bulgaria and Sofia Municipality, or how to support schools to accomplish their goals and disseminate best practices What is total transformation and how can it be achieved on a school level? …
The Europe Awards commemorate the 10-year anniversary of the Europe Program and celebrate citizens’ initiatives and good practices Teach For Bulgaria received a Europe Award for one of our projects on civic education and culture. The awards were given at …
Support the development of a methodology for teaching Bulgarian language to students whose mother tongue is not Bulgarian Imagine you’re about to start school this year. You’re probably excited. School is something new and you can’t wait to see what …