Varna to Build a “School of the Future” with Innovative Technologies

Varna is preparing for the launch of a large-scale educational project: the international development corporation KYB has announced the creation of an innovative school that will set a new benchmark for primary education in Bulgaria.

The future school will be based on three core principles: technology, sustainability, and energy efficiency. Its architectural concept envisions a modern building with spacious, bright classrooms equipped for interactive learning, a sports center with a swimming pool and activity areas, and landscaped green spaces.

Special attention will be paid to the use of “green” technologies: the school will be built in line with the British environmental standard BREEAM, ensuring lower energy consumption and a responsible approach to the environment.

According to the corporation’s leadership, the project is being developed in partnership with municipal authorities, parents, and educators.

“We want children in Varna to receive their education in the best possible conditions. This year, symbolically together with the start of the new school year, we are beginning joint discussions with parents and teachers about a school where every child will want to learn,” said KYB founder Oleg Nevzorov.

Representatives of the company emphasize that the school will be not only an educational but also a social project, strengthening Varna’s status as a modern city for living, working, and raising children.

“Innovations in construction and high-tech equipment, as well as a serious commitment to environmental preservation, are not a whim but the only right path to realize such a major project. And we will do everything possible to achieve it,” stated KYB CEO Andrey Nikonyonok.