English Language School "Geo Milev", Secondary education institution in Ruse, Bulgaria
The Geo Milev English Language School is a secondary school in Ruse housed in a heritage building from 1908 with traditional architectural features of the Bulgarian region. The school has four specialized classes focused on English studies and also offers instruction in French, German, and Russian.
The building was constructed in 1908 as a French Catholic school by Italian architect Mariano Pernigoni and served as Notre Dame de Sion school until 1944. In 1963 it was transformed into an English language school and has since functioned as a modern language education facility.
The school is named after Bulgarian poet Geo Milev and draws students from across the city. This naming reflects the school's connection to local literary heritage and gives the place a cultural anchor in the community.
The school is located about two kilometers from the city center and is accessible by public transportation. It maintains connections with international institutions and prepares students for university admissions worldwide.
The building educated students from diverse communities including Bulgarian, Jewish, Turkish, and Armenian backgrounds during its early years. This diverse student body reflected the cosmopolitan character of Ruse during that era.
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