ROMANIA
Alba Iulia is a historic city in Transylvania, Romania, known as the City of the Great Union.
On December 1, 1918, it was here that the union of Transylvania with Romania was proclaimed.
The city is rich in history and cultural heritage. Its main landmarks include the Alba Carolina Citadel, the Union Hall, the National Museum, the Orthodox Cathedral and the Roman castrum Apulum.
Alba Iulia has a long educational tradition, shaped by Romanian, Hungarian and German cultural influences.
“Vasile Goldiș” Middle School is a well-established educational institution in Alba Iulia, with a long tradition of quality teaching and learning.
The school was founded in 1924 as Primary School No. 2, while the current building, featuring 24 classrooms, was opened in 1981. In 1994, the school was named after Vasile Goldiș, a Romanian teacher and politician and a key figure in the Great Union of 1918. Since 1992, the school has also offered intensive English language classes, reflecting its commitment to modern and international education.
The school stands out for its focus on academic achievement and the development of students’ potential. Consistent results in national assessments, as well as active participation in competitions and school projects, highlight the quality of its educational approach. Learning is supported by a stimulating environment where curiosity, critical thinking and perseverance are encouraged.
The school provides well-equipped facilities, including bright and spacious classrooms, laboratories, a computer room, a library, a gym and a school hall for events and performances. These spaces support both curricular and extracurricular activities, creating a positive and engaging learning environment.
Particular attention is given to the holistic development of students. The school promotes inclusive education, equal opportunities and the recognition of each student’s talents and abilities, helping them grow into confident and responsible individuals.
A wide range of extracurricular activities enriches school life, including talent shows, art exhibitions, sports competitions and mathematics contests. Cultural events such as European Languages Day and environmental initiatives like Green Week, together with charity activities and community partnerships, strengthen students’ sense of belonging and active participation.
The school maintains strong links with the local community and continues to invest in innovation, teacher development and educational quality. Its goal is to provide a modern, supportive and forward-looking learning environment, where every student can develop their personality, build their skills and prepare for future challenges in a dynamic society.