19. Secondary school ,,Elin Pelin, Town of Sofia
Age of students – from 7 to 18 years
Number of students – 1150
Number of teachers – 98
The school is located in a 5-story building
Small building –
Large building –
Classrooms – 33
Corridors – 4
Lobby – 8
Canteen – 1
Sports halls – 2
Computer rooms – 2
Project Theme:
“I love my school!”
The school before the project
Project Inspiration
Our school is changing! The visual concept includes a variety of wallpapers with beautiful images of Bulgaria and favorite literary characters. Wise quotes and sayings are included that inspire and create a stimulating learning environment. Warm colors have been selected that create coziness and joy.
Project Description
The new interior of the school aims to create a modern, colorful and inspiring learning environment. We believe that a beautiful space cultivates taste, awakens curiosity and turns learning into an experience that remains forever in the heart and gives birth to happy students. The new look of the school will support the educational process through a combination of aesthetics, patriotism and support for the personal development of children.
First floor – “The sights of Bulgaria!”
The sights of Bulgaria – connects children with the beauty and wealth of the homeland, makes them proud of it. The images on the walls awaken curiosity, create a sense of belonging, and build respect for Bulgarian history, culture, and nature.
Classrooms
Children and Flowers
Creating special corners with flower “cleaners” and herbs in the classroom in the school. The aim is to enrich the air with oxygen and healing aromas. For our children to be healthy and have a quick mind, it is necessary to have clean air in the classroom, saturated with oxygen and fresh fragrances.
Plant a tree – restore the balance in nature
Trees play an important role in preserving life on earth. The more trees and forests there are – the smaller the percentage of global warming, because they extract carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and reduce the greenhouse effect. Their roots significantly reduce the risk of flooding by improving the absorption of rainwater.
For every child in our kindergarten – we plant a tree!