Primary Progressive School 2 Varna

Bulgaria, Varna

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The school at a glance

Instructs in Bulgarian

Fees €6,500

Ages Not listed

Type Co-educational

Opened 2018

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum IB (PYP), Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages English, French

Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages

Clubs Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies, Lifestyle and Wellbeing

Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School

Introduction

Primary Progressive School 2 Varna offers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) alongside a bespoke curriculum. It is a private, coeducational day school in Varna, Bulgaria, with Bulgarian instruction and English taught as an additional language. International Classes are open for Grade 1 and Grade 5. Mother tongues include Bulgarian, German, English, Russian, and Ukrainian. The school teaches six transdisciplinary inquiry units per year: Who we are; Where we are in place and time; How we express ourselves; How the world works; How we organize ourselves; Sharing the planet. The school is a Candidate School for the PYP, pursuing authorization. Facilities in the Levski district, within the VIVA complex, cover 560 sq m over two floors, with five classrooms, a library, a canteen, an indoor sports hall, and a medical office. A multilingual library supports resources; classrooms have learning corners. Extracurricular activities include sports and clubs such as Zumba Fitness, Combat, and Pump; a Relationships and Well-Being Program is offered.

Vasil Drumev Street 73, wing B, floor 2, Chayka district, Varna 9000, Bulgaria

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The Essentials

Location

The school is in Varna, Bulgaria, at 73 Vasil Drumev Street (Planetarium entrance) in the Chaika district (Varna 9000). Public transport and private car access are easy and quick.

Stages

Primary and lower secondary (Progimnazialen etap).

Type

Private, coeducational, day school.

Country affiliation

Bulgaria

Bus service

Transportation to and from the school is provided through an external transport company.

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Fees

Application fees
- There is no separate one-off application fee shown. A deposit is due at enrolment equal to two monthly instalments; this deposit secures the place.

Tuition fees (2026/2027 academic year — 10-month period)
- The published fee schedule is presented as a 10-month total and is payable under one of three billing options: single annual payment, three instalments, or equal monthly instalments. The fee components and totals for the 10-month period (amounts in EUR) are:
- Tuition fee: EUR 2,480 (one‑off annual payment) | EUR 2,540 (three instalments) | EUR 2,600 (equal monthly instalments).
- Extracurricular / research programme: EUR 2,480 | EUR 2,540 | EUR 2,600.
- Summer introductory and closing activities: EUR 620 | EUR 635 | EUR 650.
- Recommended donation for development (payable to the foundation): EUR 620 | EUR 635 | EUR 650 (this amount is described as recommended).
- Total for the 10-month period: EUR 6,200 (one‑off annual payment) | EUR 6,350 (three instalments) | EUR 6,500 (equal monthly instalments).

Per-instalment and per-month examples (derived from the published totals)
- If the family chooses the three-instalment plan, the total EUR 6,350 is payable in three instalments of approximately EUR 2,116.67 each (EUR 6,350 ÷ 3).
- If the family chooses the equal monthly instalment plan (10 months), the total EUR 6,500 is payable in ten equal monthly instalments of EUR 650 each (EUR 6,500 ÷ 10).
- The deposit at enrolment equals two monthly instalments; under the 10-month plan this would be EUR 1,300 (2 × EUR 650). The remaining balance is then payable in the schedule described by the school.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Deposit: a deposit equal to two monthly instalments is payable at the time of enrolment; this secures the student's place.
- Remaining balance: the remaining fee is payable according to the chosen plan; the school offers a single annual payment (discounted), payment in three instalments, or equal monthly instalments (which carry a surcharge).
- Discounts and surcharges: advance payment for the full year (single annual payment) receives a percentage reduction; monthly instalments incur a percentage increase. Reduced fees apply for second and third children from the same family.
- VAT/tax treatment: tuition fees are not subject to VAT; other listed fees (for example certain additional services) include VAT.
- Food and transport: lunch/food and transport are not included in the published fee totals and are charged separately if used.

Boarding / residential fees
- Boarding is not applicable. The school operates in daytime form and provides day education rather than boarding or residential accommodation.

Other costs and typical additional charges
- Food (meals) and school transport are charged separately and are not included in the fee totals.
- A materials charge is referenced for additional workbooks, learning aids and stationery used in the teaching process; the schedule describes this item but does not list a separate standalone amount in the main totals.
- Fees may be charged for optional extra-curricular activities, organised educational trips, seasonal schools outside Varna, and any third‑party services; such items are listed as additional to the core fee.
- A recommended donation to the owning foundation for development, research and professional development is included as a separate line in the schedule.

Refund information and contract termination (summary)
- The school requires a deposit at enrolment (two monthly instalments) and sets payment schedules in the enrolment contract. The published financial terms do not set out a detailed, single-page refund schedule for all circumstances; refund and contract-termination consequences are governed by the enrolment agreement and the institution's regulations. Parents should review the enrolment contract for the precise rules that apply to withdrawal, termination and any refunds.

Fee payment options
- Bank transfer: the school provides payment-order/IBAN instructions for bank transfers. Payment by bank transfer is an accepted method.
- Other methods: the published materials show bank/IBAN payment instructions; no standalone published statement of credit-card acceptance or online card-payment gateway is listed in the school's published financial terms. Families should use bank transfer or consult the enrolment office for any additional accepted payment channels.

Short practical summary for parents
- For the 2026/2027 school year (10 months) expect a 10-month total of EUR 6,200 (if paying the full year in one payment), EUR 6,350 (if paying in three instalments) or EUR 6,500 (if paying in equal monthly instalments). Food and transport are extra. A deposit equal to two monthly instalments is payable at enrolment; remaining payments follow the chosen schedule. Bank transfer details are provided for payments.

Academics

Curriculum

The school implements the International Baccalaureate Primary and Middle Years Programmes with instruction in English and study of the mother tongue. International Classes are open for Grade 1 and Grade 5. Languages taught as mother tongue include Bulgarian, German, English, Russian, and Ukrainian. Subjects include English, Mother Tongue, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Drama, Music, Visual Arts, and Sport, with Extracurricular Clubs available. Transdisciplinary inquiry projects total six per year: Who we are; Where we are in place and time; How we express ourselves; How the world works; How we organize ourselves; Sharing the planet, supported by an internally developed system for measurement of attainment and formative feedback, and by universal competencies such as risk-takers, communicators, thinkers, open-minded, knowledgeable, inquirers, caring, balanced, and reflective. The program balances academic achievement with whole-person development, and the school is a Candidate School for the Primary Years Programme, pursuing authorization as an IB World School.

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Admissions

Admission is carried out according to an admission plan agreed with the School Board and adopted by the Pedagogical Council. All applicants have equal rights, with the exception of siblings of current students, for whom the school provides places under an educational services contract. The criteria for admission are sharing common values and attitudes with the family and the school's ability to provide adequate pedagogical and resource support for the child. For 2026/27, admissions are organized for Varna with the school location. Admission to other classes is year‑round according to the school's capacity and upon an individual family request. Steps and schedule: Step 1: Submit an expression of interest and receive feedback for 2026/2027 via the contact form on the page, by email admissions.school2@transform.bg, or via the school's Facebook page. You may also call +359 876 431 000. Step 2: An informational meeting/presentation on the progressive education model. Contact: admissions.school2@transform.bg. Address: Vasili Drumev 73, Chaika, Varna 9000. +359 876 431 000. Primary Progressive School 2 Varna is a Candidate School for the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and is pursuing authorization as an IB World School.

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FAQs

Where is Primary Progressive School 2 Varna located and what age range does it serve?

The school is at 73 Vasil Drumev Street in Varna's Chaika district (Planetarium entrance) and opened in 2018. It offers primary and lower secondary education, starting from age 5. The programme uses the International Baccalaureate Primary and Middle Years Programmes with instruction in English and mother-tongue study.

What curriculum does PPSS2 Varna follow, and is it an IB World School?

PPSS2 Varna implements the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Middle Years Programme (MYP). It is a Candidate School for the PYP and is pursuing authorization as an IB World School. English is the language of instruction, with study of the mother tongue in several languages.

What are the tuition options for 2026/27 and what do they cover?

Tuition is published as a 10‑month total with three billing options: single annual payment, three installments, or equal monthly installments. The total ranges from EUR 6,200 to EUR 6,500 depending on the plan, and includes tuition, extracurricular/research, summer activities, and a recommended donation. Food and transport are charged separately.

Are there discounts for siblings, and are there other extra charges I should know about?

Yes, reduced fees apply for the second and third children from the same family. Extra charges can apply for meals, transport, optional trips, and a materials fee; there is also a recommended donation to the foundation. These amounts are in addition to the core tuition.

How does the admissions process work for 2026/27?

Admissions follow an agreed plan with the School Board. Steps typically include submitting an expression of interest and attending an informational meeting; siblings have priority under enrolment terms. Admissions are organized for Varna, with other classes admitted year‑round based on capacity.

Which IB programmes are offered and how is language handled?

The school offers the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Middle Years Programme (MYP). The language of instruction is English, with Bulgarian, German, English, Russian, and Ukrainian available as mother tongue options.

Are there international classes and which grades are they available in?

Yes, International Classes are open for Grade 1 and Grade 5.

How many transdisciplinary inquiry projects are there and what are their themes?

There are six inquiry projects per year: Who we are; Where we are in place and time; How we express ourselves; How the world works; How we organize ourselves; Sharing the planet.

What facilities does the Varna campus have?

The campus spans 560 square meters over two floors with five classrooms, administrative spaces, toilets, a library, a canteen and beverage area, a medical office, and an indoor gym. The building is designed as an educational establishment and includes spaces for math, science, art, languages, reading, and breaks.

Do you have a library, digital resources, and an indoor sports hall?

Yes. The library holds books in multiple languages and a media library with digital resources. There is an indoor sports hall for physical education, and swimming and other sports are offered during the week.

Are there spaces dedicated to science, math, and arts in classrooms?

Classrooms include dedicated corners for mathematics, science, art, languages, reading, and breaks, with furniture crafted from natural materials to support inquiry and creativity.

What extracurricular activities are available?

Extracurricular clubs are offered as part of the program and can be led by teachers or external partners. The program includes sports and movement, with occasional fitness-focused activities such as Zumba Fitness, Combat, and Pump.

Are there wellbeing or leadership opportunities beyond academics?

Yes—there is a Relationships and Well‑Being Program based on Responsive Classroom principles, including daily morning meetings, quiet time, and a dedicated Relationships hour to support emotions, friendships, and coping strategies.

Are there field trips or nature-based learning experiences?

Nature-based learning trips occur three times a year as part of the annual cycle, alongside integrated project work and events like the PYP Exhibition for 4th grade.

How does the school support students with SEN?

A dedicated SEN approach involves forming a support team and creating an individualized learning plan in line with national standards. General support comes from teachers and psychologists, with involvement of other specialists as needed.

How is English language development supported for EAL learners?

English is taught as an additional language, supported by dedicated staff and defined competency models. Language development is integrated with the curriculum and international frameworks to help students access the IB programme.

What safeguarding and mental wellbeing measures are in place?

The school follows safeguarding norms with clear behavior expectations and controlled access to the building. The Relationships and Well‑Being program and the Responsive Classroom approach support mental wellbeing and positive classroom culture, with policies for off‑site activities and parent communication.

Is there a uniform or dress code?

No uniforms are required. Students wear comfortable, breathable clothing, with guidelines that avoid shorts, very short skirts, or tank tops with thin straps.

How are meals arranged and is food included in tuition?

Meals are provided by an external catering company and are charged separately from tuition. Parents can input preferences, and meals are structured to include nuts, fruits, and vegetables; fried foods and highly processed items are discouraged.

How are parents involved in governance and school life?

The school is privately governed by a School Board, and parents participate in governance. There are three parent meetings each year, and families are encouraged to engage with school life and decision‑making.

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