Bulgarsko Shkolo Private Secondary School

Bulgaria, Sofia

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The school at a glance

Instructs in Bulgarian, English

Fees €7,200 - 7,950

Ages Not listed

Pupil numbers 400

Type Co-educational

Opened 1999

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum IB (MYP), Montessori Curriculum

Taught languages Bulgarian, English, Spanish, German

Strengths Sport, STEM, Languages

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Community and Service

Stages Early Years, Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, High School

Introduction

Located in Sofia's Mladost 2 district at 10 General-Major Vasil Delov Street, Bulgarsko Shkolo Private Secondary School provides a bilingual, IB‑aligned pathway for international-minded learners. The campus blends Montessori groups and a secondary program, with Montessori foundations in the early years and a high school that follows the IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) with a cross-disciplinary, concept-driven approach. In the upper years, the school embeds an Entrepreneurship profile, encouraging students to develop ideas through modules such as Entrepreneurship and Career Development, Market Economy, and Starting a Business. Language instruction includes an Extended English track—12 hours per week in 8th grade to reach C1 by graduation—and a second foreign language from 8th grade to reach B2. The school's language of instruction is reinforced by project-based learning and inquiry across eight MYP subject groups. Facilities include a 25‑meter pool, a universal sports hall, outdoor pitches, and the Overgaz Arena site, plus an on-site dining hall. The campus operates 09:00–17:00 with after-school activities from 17:00–18:00.

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Sofia, Mladost 2 residential area — ul. "General-Major Vasil Delov" 10

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The Essentials

Location

Located in Sofia, in the Mladost 2 district. The address is 10 General-Major Vasil Delov Street. The school sits in a residential area of Sofia and is accessible by city roads. It serves the local community.

Stages

Montessori Groups; Preschool Class; Primary School; Progymnasium; Gymnasium.

Type

Private secondary school

School day structure

Operating hours are 09:00–17:00. The day includes a snack, lunch, and an afternoon snack, with meals prepared on-site by a local kitchen and served in a spacious cafeteria. Meal orders are available online, with weekly options for the school and monthly options for the kindergarten, with discounts for year-round meals.

Bus service

The school does not operate its own transport. It contracts a licensed transport provider. Transport is available within Sofia from students' homes to the school building. Routes and schedules are finalized at the start of September after all family requests are collected.

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Fees

Annual tuition by school level (2026/2027 academic year)

- Kindergarten (Детска градина): EUR 7,950 per year (15,549 BGN). Period of instruction: 01.09 – 14.08.

- Pre‑school class (Предучилищен клас): EUR 7,950 per year (15,549 BGN). Period of instruction: 15.09 – 30.06.

- Years 1–6 (1‑ви до 6‑ти клас): EUR 7,200 per year (14,082 BGN). Period of instruction: 15.09 – 31.05 / 15.06.

- Years 7–12 (7‑ми до 12‑ти клас): EUR 7,200 per year (14,082 BGN). Period of instruction: 15.09 – 30.06.

One‑off and recurring additional fees

- Admission / enrolment fee (one‑off for new families): EUR 500 (978 BGN), payable on registration.

- Annual learning‑materials fee: EUR 250 per year (489 BGN). This covers English textbooks and additional teaching resources recommended by teachers.

- Sibling discount: 5% discount per child for families with more than one child enrolled in the school.

What the annual tuition includes

- Kindergarten: Montessori environment and materials, psychological and resource support, speech‑therapy support, medical staff, student insurance and 24‑hour security (listed as included in the annual tuition). Period and daily hours are specified with the annual fee.

- Pre‑school: Montessori materials and classroom resources, interest‑based activities, additional activity options up to specified hours, psychological and resource support, medical staff, student insurance and 24‑hour security.

- Years 1–6 and 7–12: Tuition according to Bulgarian educational requirements, textbooks and notebooks, a uniform set (listed as included), psychological/resource and medical support, student insurance and 24‑hour security. For years 8–10 the programme is aligned with the IB MYP framework where indicated.

What the annual tuition does not include (additional costs borne by families)

- School meals / food package. Transportation service (school transport) is charged separately. Individual psychological or speech‑therapy sessions, excursions (school trips/white‑ and green‑schools), fees for exams and competitions, and activities that take place after the stated school day hours are not included in the annual tuition.

- Optional extracurricular activities and expanded packages for transport, food and additional clubs are available for extra payment; transport is provided via a contracted partner carrier and charged separately.

- Uniform items and branded school clothing are available through the school shop; while a uniform set is listed as included for school years, some individual items (ties, hoodies, etc.) are available for separate purchase.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- All published tuition figures are annual amounts. The method of payment, payment deadlines (for example whether payment is annual, by term or by instalments) and exact due dates are established in the education contract between the family and the school. The school's regulations state that the manner and deadlines for payment are set in that contract.

Boarding / residential provision

- No boarding provision or boarding fees are listed; the published information describes day‑time attendance with specified daily hours for each programme. Boarding is not offered.

Other charges, possible surcharges and special cases

- Individual/alternative forms of education: tuition for individual forms of instruction is charged at a higher rate (an established surcharge percentage is applied where individual/alternative forms are used; the school regulations set the applicable rules).

- Additional costs can arise from participation in national/international competitions, language‑certificate exams, certain trips and optional programmes. These are billed separately.

Refunds and cancellations

- Terms for refunds, cancellations and any pro‑rata adjustments on withdrawal are defined in the education contract and in the school regulations; the regulations specify that payment conditions and procedures for activities outside state‑funded provision are described in the contract. Families receive the contractual terms upon admission.

Accepted payment methods

- Publicly published pages list annual and additional fees, but do not publish specific payment channels (credit card, bank transfer, direct debit) on the fee summary page. The school regulations state that method and deadlines for payment are determined in the education contract; payment channels are therefore set out in the contract and related enrolment paperwork.

Summary of headline figures (2026/2027)

- Kindergarten: EUR 7,950 per year.
- Pre‑school class: EUR 7,950 per year.
- Years 1–6: EUR 7,200 per year.
- Years 7–12: EUR 7,200 per year.
- Annual learning‑materials fee: EUR 250.
- One‑off admission fee for new families: EUR 500.

Academics

Curriculum

The school is an IB World School offering the Middle Years Programme (MYP). In the high school stage, the school prepares students to be leaders and achieves deep knowledge through study of key concepts across disciplines. It develops communication, learning, creative and critical thinking, self-regulation, and information literacy to serve throughout life, and learning strategies include inquiry-based and concept-based approaches, project-based learning, and cross-disciplinary planning. Entrepreneurship is integrated through an Entrepreneurship profile with modules such as Entrepreneurship and Career Development, Market Economy, and Starting a Business. The program also provides an Extended English language track of 12 hours per week in 8th grade to reach C1 by the end of the high school, and a second foreign language studied from 8th grade for 4 hours per week to reach B2; there are excursions and green schools and career counseling after 10th grade.

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Admissions

The school is located in Sofia, in the Mladost 2 district, at 10 General-Major Vasil Delov Street. Open hours are 09:00–17:00, and Saturday and Sunday are closed. Open House Registration is available, and the admissions section includes Registration, Application, Financial terms, Additional services, and FAQs. The school has Montessori groups, a Pre-school class, a School, a Progymnasium, a Gymnasium, an IB Programme, and a School Newspaper. The calendar and documents sections are accessible for prospective families.

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FAQs

Where is Bulgarsko Shkolo Private Secondary School located?

The school is in Sofia, in the Mladost 2 district, at 10 General-Major Vasil Delov Street. The campus operates on weekdays from 09:00 to 17:00 and is accessible by city roads, serving the local community as a private, co‑educational school.

What levels and age range does the school serve?

Bulgarsko Shkolo offers Montessori groups, a Pre-school class, Primary School, Progymnasium, and Gymnasium. It serves children starting from age 3 and provides education through the high school years as part of its IB World School programme.

Is Bulgarsko Shkolo an IB World School offering the MYP?

Yes. Bulgarsko Shkolo is an IB World School offering the Middle Years Programme (MYP). In the high school years, the program emphasizes leadership, cross‑disciplinary learning, inquiry‑based approaches, and project work, with an entrepreneurship profile and extended language options.

What are the annual tuition fees by level for the 2026/2027 year?

Tuition is 7,950 EUR per year for Kindergarten and Pre‑school class, and 7,200 EUR per year for Years 1–6 and Years 7–12. There is also a one‑off admission fee of 500 EUR and an annual learning‑materials fee of 250 EUR.

Is there an admission/enrolment fee?

Yes. New families pay a one‑off admission/enrolment fee of 500 EUR on registration, in addition to annual tuition and materials fees.

Is there a sibling discount?

Yes. Families with more than one child enrolled receive a 5% discount per child on tuition.

What curriculum does the school use and what is the MYP?

The school follows the IB World School framework and offers the Middle Years Programme (MYP). The high school focuses on leadership and deep, cross‑disciplinary knowledge, using inquiry‑ and concept‑based learning, with entrepreneurship integrated through an Entrepreneurship profile and career guidance after 10th grade.

How is English taught and what language tracks exist?

English is studied intensively from first grade at seven hours per week, with a pathway to A2 by the end of 4th grade. In junior high, English remains seven hours per week toward B2 by the progymnazial stage. From 8th grade there is an Extended English track of 12 hours per week to reach C1 by graduation, and a second foreign language is studied from 8th grade for four hours per week to reach B2.

Are there career counseling or entrepreneurship components?

Yes. The program includes an Entrepreneurship profile with modules such as Entrepreneurship and Career Development, Market Economy, and Starting a Business. There are excursions, Green Schools activities, and career counseling available after 10th grade.

What sports and academic facilities does the campus have?

The campus features a 25‑meter swimming pool, a universal sports hall, outdoor football and basketball pitches, and an outdoor tennis court. The Overgaz Arena site is used for additional after‑school activities, complementing the on‑site facilities.

Is there an on‑site dining hall and how are meals arranged?

Yes. The school has a spacious dining hall with an on‑site kitchen that provides daily hot meals. Meals can be ordered online, with weekly options for the main school and monthly options for the kindergarten.

Are there additional facilities like Overgaz Arena for activities?

Yes. The Overgaz Arena site supports extra after‑school activities, with sessions running after the regular school day (17:00–18:00) and priced separately.

What extracurricular activities are offered and when do they run?

Extracurricular activities cover sports, arts, practical activities, and STEM subjects. A current catalog is shared at the start of each school year, and activities take place after school from 17:00–18:00 and are paid in addition to tuition.

Does the school promote leadership development or community service through the MYP?

Yes. The MYP emphasizes service to the community and leadership development, with the school aiming to cultivate confident, independent leaders who have clear strengths and interests.

What is the school's wellbeing approach?

The school centers the child in the learning process and uses a holistic approach to the curriculum. Teachers operate with freedom within a shared vision and values, and there is care and responsibility toward the community.

Is a uniform required and how is it designed?

Uniforms are mandatory and include a daily uniform and a sports uniform. The uniform design is created by the students, and sets can be ordered through the school's online shop.

Is boarding offered at Bulgarsko Shkolo?

No. Bulgarsko Shkolo operates as a day school and does not offer boarding.

What recognitions has the school received?

The school was designated an Innovative School for innovative mathematics in the progymnasium in 2019. In 2023, the gymnasium achieved positive verification for the IB MYP, and in 2024 it hosted the Global Montessori Games on campus.

What languages are taught, and what levels can students achieve by graduation?

English is taught from first grade with seven hours weekly, aiming for A2 by grade 4 and B2 by the progymnazial stage. An Extended English track of 12 hours per week from 8th grade aims for C1 by graduation, and a second foreign language from 8th grade for four hours per week aims for B2.

What is the school's history and evolution?

Bulgarian School Complex began as the Sunny Bunny kindergarten in Sofia in 1999. The private secondary school Bulgarian School opened in 2002 with nine first‑graders, and a new 11,200‑square‑metre campus opened in 2007. In 2019 it was named an Innovative School; in 2021 the gymnasium began with eighth grade and pursued IB MYP candidacy, achieving positive MYP verification in 2023, and in 2024 hosted the Global Montessori Games.

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