An Exciting Trip to Tao-Klarjeti: A Journey Through History and Culture
During the March break, a special tradition of our ASAS continued with an unforgettable trip to Tao-Klarjeti. This cultural gathering brought together a wonderful mix of students from Grades 6, along with their parents. The trip was led by our Academic Dean, Natia Tevzadze, who guided the group through four exciting days filled with historical discovery and cultural immersion.
This year’s experience was especially meaningful, as newcomers joined the tradition, strengthening their understanding of cultural identity, historical heritage, and religious values. Each day was like a living history lesson, with activities that made the past come alive.
A heartfelt thank you goes to our outstanding Grade 9 assistant students, Tsisia Kurshitashvili and Ana Molodini, whose mentorship and leadership were invaluable. They not only guided the younger students but also organized a variety of extracurricular activities that enriched the trip for everyone.
We share some valuable feedback:
Parent Comment:
“It was truly amazing to see history come to life for our children. Tao-Klarjeti left a deep impression not only on the students but also on us, the parents. Thank you for creating such a meaningful experience!”
Student Comment (Grade 6):
“I’ve never had so much fun learning! Every place we visited told a new story, and it made me feel really connected to our culture and history.”
Parent Comment:
“The trip was so well organized, and seeing the older students mentoring the younger ones was truly inspiring. It felt like a big family exploring the roots of our identity together.”
Student Comment (Grade 6):
“I loved how every activity was linked to what we were learning about. It didn’t feel like a lesson—it felt like an adventure!”
Student Comment (Grade 6):
“This was my first trip like this, and I can’t wait for the next one! I made new friends, learned so much, and had a blast every single day.”
This journey to Tao-Klarjeti was more than just a trip—it was a vibrant, living classroom where history, culture, and community came together.
