Software projects
Booleo
The essence of this project was to create a C++ game based on Bool logic. In the game you can choose between four game modes, two of which have a special “NOT” card. We have created the application with a graphical interface for a more pleasant user experience. You can also enjoy various card packs on our hosted website.
Gravitators
This is our first project in C++. Our main point is to make an interesting application for practicing some mechanics. It is made following the main plan prepared by the Department of Education in Bulgaria.
Geonomy
This is our second school project in HTML 5, CSS 3 and JS. In this website you can find very interesting information about the countries around the world.
Value-mai-spi
This is a school project developed to help students to learn more about the periodical table.
El Octavo
This is an adventitious game about the story of Kurabirov
Litho-prae
Informational website and apps with up-to-date data on water resources, protected aquatic animals, and areas
Non-Technical projects
Youth Ambassador of the European Parliament
The European Parliament Youth Ambassador Program, also known as the European Parliament Ambassador School Programme (EPAS), aims to increase students’ awareness of European parliamentary democracy, the role of the European Parliament, and European values. It encourages young people to actively participate in EU democratic processes and targets students from diverse educational, social, and geographical backgroundс.
In this program, teachers and students are appointed as Senior and Junior Ambassadors by the participating schools. Teachers organize lessons on European parliamentary democracy using interactive educational materials provided by the European Parliament. These materials include general information about the EU, training on democratic skills, participation, class role-play games, and quizzes.
Students and teachers carry out activities such as creating an EU Info Point, organizing Europe Day events, and creating social media content. They also engage with Members of the European Parliament, other Ambassadors, and their communities.
At the end of each school year, the activities carried out by schools are evaluated, and successful schools are certified as Ambassador Schools. Senior and Junior Ambassadors receive certificates in ceremonies organized by the local European Parliament Liaison Offices. Participants may also have the opportunity to attend Euroscola sessions in Strasbourg or other events organized by the European Parliament.
You can find more information about the program: Ambassador school | Youth Hub | European Parliament
