This document provides an overview of Zinca Golescu National College. It discusses the school's origins in 1921 and its evolution over time. It then describes the school's academic programs, facilities, and achievements, noting that over 99% of students pass national exams and win prizes in competitions. The document also outlines extracurricular activities led by the student council and robotics club. It highlights the school's international partnerships and participation in Comenius, Erasmus+, and other projects. In addition, it briefly describes social and recreational activities like theatre, art, music, dance, trips, and prom organized for students.
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Institutional part 3
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The school is located on the border between Silistra and Razgrad region.
The population of the village consists of Roma people with Turkish mothers or home tongue and of Bulgarian people. School is not a central and there are learn 98% bilingual pupils of Roma origin. The number of pupils in the school is 68 (I-VIII grade) now. In school have kindergarten group, who consisting of 24 children aged 4-6 years.
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Ourbeginnings
•It was founded in 1921, July 6, under the name
“Secondary school for girls”
•It initially had a programme of only 3 classes, but later on
it succeeded in obtaining the full general cycle (8 classes)
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Throughout the years, “Zinca Golescu” bore many
different names, in the end attaining its current title,
“Zinca Golescu” National College
The first headmistress
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•1326 students, aged from 12 to 19, divided into 8 different grades, along with 73
teachers
Theoretical program:
•Science — Mathematics and Computer programming and Natural Sciences
•Humanities — Social Studies and Philology
•Some classes offer Bilingual program and others intensive computer-science
training.
Who are we?
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Highschool facitilies
Our school offers many facilities, among which are the following:
•Physics Laboratory •Biology Laboratory
•Chemistry
Laboratory
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• Over 99% of our students are passing
baccalaureate and high school admission
national exams, many of them obtaining very
high grades.
• Prizes and honorable mentions received at
national level contests and Olympiads at all
subjects, every year.
Academic results:
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What can you do after graduating
“Zinca Golescu”?
There are many professions in which our former students shine, such as:
Scientists
Bank managers
Engineers
Sales experts
Cyber security experts
Pilots
Doctors
Teachers
Lawyers
Artists
99% of our students are accepted after graduation in higher education system becoming specialists in various fields.
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Students’ Council
Our students council initiated many activities, some of them being:
• The “Electrolibrary” project
• Many goodwill acts
• The “TehnoZ” magazine
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- Control Award 3rd place, Bucharest Regionals 2019
- Innovate Award 1st place
- Design Award 2nd place, Bucharest Remote Regionals 2020
- Innovate Award 3rd place, Remote Regionals organized by RTC Russia
- Judges Award Remote Regionals, Saint Petersburg (Russia), may 2021
- Connect Award 3rd place, Bucharest Regionals march 2021
-1st place- Innovation Project-Brasov Regionals, march2021
-1st place– Fundamental Values–National Stage, maiy2021
TehnoZ-robotics club
TehnoZ
TehnoZ Lightning Bolts
TehnoZ Junior
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Start for an Independent Future - 2017
School-Based Enterprises Fair
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How do we connect with the world?
Comenius Project
• “OPEN MINDS! OPEN EUROPE! TOGETHER WE MAKE IT BETTER!!!”
Romania-Japan International Project
• “HORIZONS without FRONTIERS”
ACES Project
• “CAN and HELP”
Erasmus+ Projects
• “INNOVATIVE APPROACHES OF INSTITUTIONAL WORK”
• “CAREER BASED OPPORTUNITIES”
• “SALT OVER GOLD – MYTH OR TRUTH?”
• “WOMEN”
• “IN-CRE-DIBLE EDUCATION”
• ERASMUS + ACCREDITATION FOR SCHOOLS (2021-2027)
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How do we have fun?
As everyone should do, we like having fun as often as
possible, through different activities organized by our
high school!
Prom!
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In addition to formality, “Zinca” students also benefit from leisure activities
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Used sources:
-“Zinca Golescu” website
-“Antena 1”- national news station website
-“Zinca Golescu”-facebook page, media purposes
-“Photoshop”- for image editing purposes
-https://padlet.com/-for media creation(maps)
-https://magazine.thezcommunity.ro
