31.10.2024, written by ELS Newspaper Oct 30: the Creative Room of AEG “Geo Milev” smiled with an orange smile, together with the participants in the awards celebration dedicated to the winners of the 2nd annual contest for a “Scary Halloween Story/Poem”, written on the occasion of All Saints’ Day. The official guest of the event…
Category: Short Story
Scary poem or Story Contest: Winners’ Achievements
November 10By Siyana Zhelezarova, 11.b In the month of October, the students of AEG “Geo Milev” unleashed their imagination and demonstrated creative thinking in a competition to create scary stories and poems in English. The texts were extremely interesting, and the best of them were awarded on November 2nd, by Mrs. Krasimira Miteva, the deputy…
The introduction of COVID-19 tests at school
By Preslava Stoyanova, XI ‘b’ With the introduction of COVID-19 tests, many controversial opinions occured. People disagreed with it and some students decided to stay online, because they were concerned about their safety. An interview with Dr. Marinova, however, gives us a valuable insight on the tests and the future of dealing with the virus….
Awarding two short stories: the “AWAKENING” competition!
The first edition of the “Awakening” competition was held in April/May. The competition aimed to honor the renewal of life at Easter and the rebirth of nature. The idea was to praise the awakening of our spirit, conscience and emotions as well as to provoke the desire for wisdom, beauty and miracle-monging by doing good…
Blooming Spring
By Siyana Stefkova Zhelezarova (VIIIb) A lovely story that grabbed our hearts! It earned its publishing at the May’2021 short story competition titled ‘Awakening’! I saw the same figure, standing under exactly the same tree that I seemed to remember very well… But how? Where did such a memory pop up from? I had never…
The Controversial Teacups
By Nikolay Dimitrov Petkov (XI d) A remarkable work! It caught our attention in the May’2021 short story competition titled ‘Awakening’! To Ze The eyes of the teacups abruptly turned towards me, wide-open. Until then, I had been pretty sure that they were too shy to look around. Apparently, I was wrong – they all…