Gotse Delchev spent his childhood in a patriarchal domestic atmosphere in which prevalent were strict moral and obedience towards the older instilled by his father, kindness and open-heartedness inspired by his mother, love towards goodness and justice typical of his both parents. As a student in catholic and afterwards in a bulgarian religious school in Kukush, G.Delchev demonstrates his … for knowledge, diligently and flare for the taught subjects.

            After the completion of his 3rd grade in Kukush – bulgarian school, Gotse is summoned as assistant in his father’s kiosk such in the wish of Nicolas Delchev. The first months showed that Gotse is not willing to produce his father’s famous coffee. The father then decided to make his son co-merchant but the desire to learn do not encourage Goce’s advancement in his area. Then Gotse’s teachers intervened and mature friends of his father. Thus Nicolas Delchev resolves to send his bright and industrious son in the Solun High school.

            Goce left his father’s home and birthplace in order to enroll in the Solun High School in 1888. Goce is among the top students of his class. He shows particular intеrest in history, geography and mathematics. Sociable and good-natured he is always eager to lend a helping hand to those behind. On the annual ceremony of the graduation of the 5th grade, Goce Delchev receives personally from the Solun’s Administrative Body the prose of Pushkin as a reward of his exceptional results.

            A turning point of Goce’s life are the secret meetings with students from the Solun High School. Goce himself was it’s head in which all of the members, the future rebels for national freedom formed their perception of world. In this meeting the students learn to think and discuss politics. This meeting prepare the students for hard and glorious ways to freedom.