Bulgaria Ski discussion board

Hi everyone,
me and my boyfriend, and little boy aged 4, are going to the Rila on 11th March. We are booked in with Balkan Holidays and want our boy to go to the ski kindergarten. He is a very lively youngster who loves skiing and playing around in the snow. We were hoping to find an all day kindergarten where he will at least get to go skiing for an hour or so each day, and also where they will play in the snow.
Can anyone please shed some light, or offer me some suggestions as to where I can send him where he will get some fun in the snow, and where he will be properly supervised.
I have read some really bad things about the Rila kindergarten and have a feeling that this is where I am expected to go. Please does anyone have any comments, good or bad they can tell me.
Also, I have read some good things about the Samokov kindergarten. Do you know if anyone can use this, and how far is it from the Rila?
Hope to hear from you all. If you prefer not to post your answers, then please feel free to email me.
Thanks.

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Our group used the Rila kindergarten last week for three 5 year olds and had mixed feelings really. The children watched a lot of TV and had chances to ski for 2 hours a day - sometimes they would sledge instead. The place was warm and food ok but there didn't seem a great deal for them to do. Saying that the children went in happily each day and have had no adverse effects!! We were able to ski knowing they were ok and they are all looking forward to going next year. We looked at the Samokov before we left and although the room seemed smaller, I got the impression they were better organised for the ski lessons. Hope this helps - let me know if you have any more questions.

We used the Kindergarten at the Rila during the half term and had no problems whatsoever with it. Our son is under two however and as such did not ski. I would say that on the slopes we clearly saw the Samakov Children as they had bright yellow bibs and always seemed very well run. My advice for what it is worth is to see both on the first day and decide for yourself. I would also comment that everybody we came across were extremely helpful and never pressurised you into making a snap decision.