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Radev on the Education Reform: Zero Grade for Children with Problems with the Bulgarian Language

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Prime Minister Rumen Radev has identified education reform as one of the government's top priorities and said that the current "money follows the student" model should be replaced with a system in which the quality of education is the leading factor. He spoke at the opening of the new school year in the Vidin village of Rakovitsa. "Let's not talk about education only on September 15. It is no coincidence that we announced that education reform i…

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Prime Minister Rumen Radev has identified education reform as one of the government's top priorities and said that the current "money follows the student" model should be replaced with a system in which the quality of education is the leading factor. He spoke at the opening of the new school year in the Vidin village of Rakovitsa. "Let's not talk about education only on September 15. It is no coincidence that we announced that education reform i…

The Radev cabinet is starting a major educational reform. The first step in it is the introduction of a single textbook for the three most important subjects - Bulgarian language and literature, history and geography. This became clear from the words of Prime Minister Rumen Radev, who opened the school year at the Hristo Botev primary school in the village of Rakovitsa, Vidin region. Together with him was the Minister of Education, Prof. Georgi …

Education reform is an absolute priority for our government. We want a model that puts education at the center, not quantity...

We will change the education model. This was announced by Prime Minister Rumen Radev in the Vidin village of Rakovitsa, where he opened the new school year. According to him, the current principle "Money follows the student" must be changed, with the center...

We want the quality of education to be at the center, not the “pushing” of the student to the 12th grade, Prime Minister Rumen Radev told journalists, a FOCUS reporter reported.

On September 15, Prime Minister Rumen Radev spoke about a major reform in education and a zero grade for those who do not know Bulgarian...

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fakti.bg broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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