Petko Rachev Slaveykov Primary School, Byala, Bulgaria
Students’s age – 7-12 years old
Number of students – 130
Number of teachers – 17
The school is located in a single 2-story building
Classrooms – 10
Corridors – 1
Foyers – 2
Computer rooms – 1
Teachers’ Room – 1
Principal’s Office – 1
Additional Building:
Sports Hall – 1
Canteen – 1
Medical Office – 1
Project Theme:
“The Light of the Word”
The school before the project
Project Inspiration
The inspiration for the project comes from the personality and work of Petko R. Slaveykov – a symbol of knowledge, enlightenment, and love for the Bulgarian language. Through the thematic interior environment, students will connect daily with values such as curiosity, kindness, a strive for development, and respect for Bulgarian culture and spirituality.
Project Description
The new interior environment transforms the school into a space that inspires children to learn, discover, and dream. The thematic imagery and messages build an emotional connection with education, encouraging reading, imagination, and a sense of belonging to the school community.
First floor – “On the Path of Knowledge”
This theme encourages children to be curious, observant, and confident in their own development. The images of nature, books, and the journey toward knowledge create a feeling that learning is a beautiful adventure that develops thinking, patience, and the desire to discover the world.
Second floor – “Fairytales of the Homeland”
Classrooms
Other rooms
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!
