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This document provides information about a school in Bulgaria called Nikola Vaptsarov School. It lists the school's name, which is named after a famous Bulgarian poet. It also includes the school's logo, flag, anthem, number of students from grades 1-12, awards won, and names of the headteacher and other staff members. The document concludes by noting European Commission funding support for the project but that the publication only reflects the author's views.
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