On March 30, we celebrated another inspiring event dedicated to classical literature—a Victorina exploring Ovid’s Metamorphoses. Four groups competed, demonstrating their knowledge and understanding of the author’s remarkable work through engaging and innovative approaches.

The American School of Advanced Studies has once again achieved international recognition in the field of classical studies. For the sixth time, the school has won the International Classics Competition organized by the Lytham St Annes Classical Association (UK).

On February 20, students from Grades 8–12 gathered for an inspiring Psychology Conference centered on the theme “Age Struggles and Finding Oneself.”

On December 26, A meaningful and deeply emotional meeting was held  at the public school of the village of Tirdznisi, in the Shida Kartli region near the occupation line, within the framework of Nodar Chelidze’s project “Books for Everyone.”

On 28 November, students gathered for “Echoes of Thought, Colors of Soul,” a special event dedicated to Georgian poetess Manana Abramishvili. The evening opened with a graceful piano performance by Tornike Butskhrikidze (Grade 11), setting the tone for a celebration of poetry and art.

Our Grade 8 students recently embarked on an exciting educational field trip to the eastern region of Georgia, where they had the opportunity to discover important historical landmarks and deepen their knowledge of the country’s rich cultural and geographical heritage. This hands-on learning experience allowed students to connect classroom knowledge with real-world exploration, bringing history and geography to life right before their eyes.

On November 29–30, the European School welcomed an extraordinary Model United Nations (MUN) conference — fully organized and driven by students from  American School of Advanced Studies, together with students of  the International Baccalaureate Program and Buckswood School. Led by main organizer Anna Kuzmidi from the American School of Advanced Studies and supported by a committed IB team, the event stood out as a powerful achievement in youth leadership.

As part of our memorandum of collaboration, we visited Tirdznisi Public School on November 20. During the visit, our students Nini Partsvania and Ana Molodini delivered a first aid training session for the students of Tirdznisi Public School. Their goal was to teach basic steps to handle emergency situations using the skills and resources available to them. At the end of the session, our students donated a fully equipped first aid kit to the school.

On November 12 and 19, the 10th graders of the American School of Advanced Studies held a student-led mock trial exploring the question: “Was Columbus a criminal?” Students stepped into a wide range of roles, including defense attorneys, prosecutors, the King and Queen of Spain, and Columbus himself.

On November 1st, our 6th and 7th graders enjoyed a meaningful educational and cultural trip to Dmanisi and Bolnisi. Students visited key historical sites, including the Dmanisi Archaeological Museum, Bolnisi Sioni Cathedral, and the Bolnisi Cross Monument.

Our school  hosted the One World, Many Voices: Global Citizenship Assembly, led by the newest members of our Grade 8 and 9 community. Guided by hosts Elizabeth Schenkel and Shelby Lester, the event celebrated unity, understanding, and the shared responsibility we all have toward shaping a better world.

On October 3, the American School of Advanced Studies proudly held its internal Student Presidential Chairman Election, serving as part of the broader European School Student Presidential Election process.