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Bulgaria, Sofia
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Exams and external examinations are conducted in line with Cambridge International Education. High-level English proficiency is required to access subjects, with ESL support available for students who need it. Career guidance focuses on university applications, portfolio development, and structured internships across fields such as medicine, law, auditing, media, and industry. The school prepares students for admission to prestigious universities worldwide.
The Extracurricular activities offer a wide range of arts and creativity options. Architectural workshops, applied arts, LEGO robotics, Minecraft programming, and a cooking club are available. Music and dance are represented with Ballet, Modern and Folk dance, and a variety of musical instruments including piano, guitar, violin, percussion, trumpet, and singing.
Visits to cultural and historical sites are part of student activities. The community comprises more than 36 nationalities, fostering a diverse and inclusive environment. The PTA coordinates social and cultural activities to enrich each student's educational experience. English as a Second Language and Bulgarian as a Second Language programs support language development.
A broad selection of sports and hobby groups is available, including swimming, basketball, soccer, functional workouts, athletics, squash, Taekwondo, karate, and tennis. Students can also engage in architectural workshops, applied arts, LEGO robotics, Minecraft programming, and cooking clubs. Dance styles and chess are among the activities offered, alongside a range of other creative and digital literacy options.
The PTA's primary objective is to organise safe, developmentally appropriate social and cultural activities that enrich each student's educational experience. The school hosts a diverse community with more than 36 nationalities, ensuring that every member is valued and supported. The Student Council coordinates school events and student feedback, working on projects with peers, teachers, school management, and parents. Career guidance activities include visits to cultural/historical sites and charitable events.
The Student Council includes student representatives from the Secondary School who coordinate events and relay feedback to management. Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award ceremonies have recognized the commitment of students from Grades 9–12. Career Advice supports university applications, portfolio development, and planning for future careers, including internships in medicine, law, auditing, media, and industry. The school also prepares students for admission to prestigious universities worldwide.
Extracurricular activities include functional workouts, swimming, basketball, soccer, athletics, squash, Taekwondo, karate, and tennis. Dance and music options, such as Ballet, Modern and Folk dance, and various musical instruments, contribute to overall wellbeing. Wellbeing events, including yoga sessions organized by the PTA, promote relaxation and community belonging.
St. George International School & Preschool is a private international school in Sofia, Bulgaria, serving children from age 2 to 18. The curriculum blends Cambridge International Education for Primary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE and A Levels with Edexcel IGCSE and AP options, while aligning with Bulgaria's State Educational Standards. English and Bulgarian are the official languages, with ESL and Bulgarian as a Second Language support to strengthen language development. Since 2016 the school has operated from a central Sofia site covering about 24,385 square metres, designed for contemporary learning, arts and sport. Facilities include over 90 classrooms, science and humanities spaces, libraries, two school gyms, an indoor pool, a large performing arts hall, an 827-square-metre event area, and medical rooms. Extracurriculars span sport, arts, robotics and coding, and cultural activities. Leadership and career guidance are supported by a Student Council and Duke of Edinburgh, with university destination planning and community ties.
