4506 Cases of Harassment and Bullying have been Registered in Schools in Bulgaria
There were 4506 cases of aggression and harassment during the past academic year.
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Over 17,000 Children were Brought Back to Class in Bulgaria
17 297 children were brought back to class from 2001 to 2012 , Deputy Prime Minister Tomislav Donchev said yesterday at the meeting of the Coordination Unit for the Mechanism for Enclosure and Detention in the Children's Educational System, reports sega.
Municipalities Receive over BGN 440 000 for Education from the State Budget
Municipalities will receive additional funds from the budget of the Ministry of Education and Science.
Key Topic of BG EU Presidency: Modernization and Innovations in Teaching Methods
Modernizing schools and introducing innovative teaching approaches.
The MES will Try Move All Students into One Shift by 2021
All students to go to school in one shift - such a goal was set by the Ministry of Education.
Students From the EU 'to get £13,000 Brexit Loans From the UK
Students from the EU could be loaned more than £13,000 a year for tuition fees by the UK after Brexit.
40% of the Places in the Higher Education Institutions in Bulgaria Remain Vacant
The academic year began, but about 40% of freshman places in higher education institutions - state and private - are vacant.
The State will Allocate BGN 7-8 Million for School Psychologists
"We are planning the funding for school psychologists and pedagogical counselors for the next year to be between BGN 7 and 8 million," Education Minister Krasimir Valchev said, quoted by Focus.
Turkey Offers Scholarships to Bulgaria, Western Thrace
Turkey on Thursday offered to waive off university fee for Turkish minority students from Bulgaria and Western Thrace, Anadolu Agency reported.
60% of the Children in Bulgaria do not Feel Safe at School
A survey of the Research Institute of Forensic Science and Criminology suggests that 60% of the children in Bulgaria do not feel safe at school.
The Prosecutor's Office has Commissioned a Check on the Safety of Food Offered to Students
The Supreme Administrative Prosecutor's Office (SAP) reaacted on publications in the media about drinks and foods consumed by schoolchildren containing health hazards or environmental pollutants, the prosecution said, reported by investor.
Funding of Schools and Kindergartens will Increase by up to 30%
Up to 30% will be the increase of funding for schools and kindergartens from January 1, reports Darik.
The Academic Year in Sofia University Begins Today
The new academic year starts at Sofia University.
Bulgaria's Investments in Education: the Lowest in Europe
According to Eurostat statistics Denmark invests the most in it's education.
Inspections on School Buses
Due to the beginning of the school year, Automobile Administration "EAD" started inspections of the school buses.
Nearly Half of the Teachers are Over the Age of 55
Nearly half of the I to XII grade teachers are aged over 55, which means they are retiring in the coming years.
Hungary, Romania, Greece, Bulgaria to Complain to OSCE About Ukrainian Education Law
The foreign affairs ministers of Bulgaria, Hungary, Greece and Romania have written to the Ukrainian foreign minister expressing their concern over the new law regarding education, Interfax (Ukraine) reported.
China Grants 20 Full Scholarships for Bulgarian High School GraduatesКопирано от standartnews.com
Bulgarian highs school graduates are eligible to apply for twenty full scholarships, including monthly allowance, language training, study materials and a medical insurance, on a year-long language and culture training program in China, launched by the co
Oxford University is Once Again the Best University in the World
Oxford University has again topped the world's top universities ranking according to the Times Higher Education magazine covering 1,000 universities in 77 countries, BTS quoted TASS as saying.
Tuition Fees Go Up by 13.6% From 2017
The beginning of 2017-2018 academic year will see the tuition fees for certain BA and MA programs of some state universities across the country go up by 13.
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