From 15 to 17 April, we promoted and multiplied good practices, with the following partner schools participating:
· Commercial High School, Burgas, Burgas Region;
· Secondary School "Hristo Botev", Pavel Banya, Stara Zagora Region;
· Secondary School "Vasil Levski", Cherni Osam village, Lovech Region.
During the mobility, the following activities were carried out:
On 15 April 2026 – Wednesday at 2:00 p.m., Principal Nikolay Milev and a team of teachers welcomed the participants from the partner schools. This was followed by a presentation of the National Commercial High School by senior teacher Nedka Milenova, through a welcome speech and presentation. The event continued with light refreshments and drinks for the guests. A round table on the topic “Challenges Facing the Innovative School” was held, led by Delyana Nikolova, with the assistance of head teacher Maria Grozeva. After the discussion ended, from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. the guests visited the Great Episcopal Basilica.
On 16 April 2026, we continued with the presentation of an open lesson in the innovative subject “Cybersecurity”. The lesson, presented by senior teacher Nedka Milenova and the students from class 10.Z, was on the topic “Access Control”. This was followed by a discussion on the topic “Behavior on the Internet – exchange of good practices” with the participation of Dilyana Nikolova. A workshop on the topic “Biometric Data” was held – team work with the guests from the partner schools, presentation of projects, and more. After 3:30 p.m., the guests visited historical and cultural landmarks in the Old Town of Plovdiv.
On 17 April 2026, the guests toured the school building and departed filled with positivity, inspired and enriched with new ideas.
The event successfully achieved its goals, namely the exchange of good practices and the promotion of innovations among schools. The participants actively joined the discussions and workshop, presenting their ideas and solving the proposed case studies together.
The programme contributed to building a positive and supportive atmosphere among the partner schools. The interaction among the participants encouraged open dialogue, mutual respect, and the strengthening of professional and friendly relationships.
The prospects for future joint activities are very promising. The schools expressed readiness to continue the cooperation through organizing new initiatives, joint training sessions, additional workshops, and projects for the development of innovations.
