Sofia Cracks Down on Unjustified School Meal Price Hikes
Sofia Mayor Vasil Terziev has strongly criticized recent experiments with school meal pricing, calling them unacceptable and emphasizing the need for fairness and transparency
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Bulgarian INSAIT Ranks 13th in Europe, Surpassing Oxford, London and Berlin
The Institute of Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence and Technology (INSAIT) at Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski" has achieved a remarkable position in Europe, securing 13th place according to CSRankings
From Leva to Euro: Children in Plovdiv Practice Currency Through Games and Projects
In Plovdiv, students at Tsar Simeon the Great Secondary School are learning about the euro and how to handle money ahead of Bulgaria’s entry into the eurozone
How Families in Bulgaria Can Help Children Understand the Switch to the Euro
Playing “shop” at home is among the most effective ways for parents to help young children understand the currency change Bulgaria will make on January 1, 2026
Principal Arrested After Hidden Toilet Cameras Discovered at Sofia School
At 138 Secondary School for Western and Eastern Languages "Prof. Vasil Zlatarski" in Sofia, all cables from hidden cameras installed in the toilets led directly to the office of Principal Alexander Evtimov
Higher Education in Bulgaria: 190,000 Students, Rising Foreign Enrollment and Major Performance Gaps
Around 190,000 students are currently enrolled in Bulgaria’s 51 higher education institutions, 38 of which are public universities and the rest private.
8 December: Bulgaria’s Students’ Day and the Celebration of Academic Life
8 December marks one of the most enduring and festive traditions among young Bulgarians - the official Students’ Day
Bulgarian Students to Experience EU Institutions in Brussels Through Youth Academy
In April 2026, Bulgarian high school students will have the opportunity to spend a week in Brussels as part of the From Idea to Law - Youth Academy program
Bulgaria to Ban Mobile Phones in Schools Starting January
The use of mobile phones in Bulgarian schools is set to be prohibited starting in January
Bulgaria: Education Minister Rules Out Metal Detectors in Schools
Bulgaria’s Minister of Education, Krasimir Valchev, stated at a briefing in Ruse that installing metal detectors in all schools is not planned
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Over 60% of Bulgarian Teachers Ready to Strike Amid Salary Concerns
A strong majority of Bulgarian teachers are prepared to take part in an effective strike
Bulgaria’s Education System Sees Surge of Young Teachers and Modernized Schools
Bulgarian Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov officially opened the new school year at the 83rd Primary School "Elin Pelin" in Pancharevo
Why Bulgaria Starts School on September 15: History, Tradition, and Debate
For more than 716,000 Bulgarian students, today marks the official start of the new school year.
Sofia Police Boost Security Around Schools for September 15 Ceremonies
On September 15, when schools across Bulgaria reopen for the new academic year, police presence around educational institutions in the capital has been visibly strengthened
Over 716,000 Students Head Back to School in Bulgaria, New Academic Year Brings Key Changes
This morning, the school bell will once again be heard across Bulgaria, marking the start of the new academic year for more than 716,000 students from grades 1 through 12
Bulgaria to Introduce School Phone Ban and Exam Reforms, Education Minister Announces
The ban on mobile phone use in schools is expected to take effect as early as November, Education and Science Minister Krasimir Valchev announced yesterday in Burgas during the official opening of the renovated Tourism College building at Burgas State Uni
Sofia Kindergarten Staff Face Penalties After Children Escape and Ride the Metro
Two children who left a Sofia kindergarten unsupervised have been safely located
Bulgaria Moves to Ban Mobile Phones in Schools and Overhaul Education System
The Bulgarian government has approved sweeping amendments to the Preschool and School Education Act
Nursing and Midwifery Studies to Become Free in Bulgaria
The government has approved changes to the regulations on university admissions, declaring the “nurse” and “midwife” programs as protected specialties
Dozens of Bulgarian Schools Linked to Pro-Russian Influence
Dozens of schools across Bulgaria have had ties to pro-Russian organizations or have taken part in initiatives supported by Russian institutions
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