We were pleased to host another thought-provoking assembly with Dr. Brice Bomo, where our Principal shared insightful reflections on the importance of context—whether in sources, presentations, or everyday life.

This year’s PYP Talent Show was a special event where students shared their amazing talents and skills. The show was completely planned, organized, and led by students. We enjoyed a wide variety of performances—gymnastics, acting, singing, dancing, magic tricks, and more! The idea for the show came from Sophia Avidar, a Student Council member from Grade 3A.

On April 3rd, students had the opportunity to attend an inspiring and intellectually rich session led by Ben Rees, a distinguished writer, philosopher, and educator. With a diverse academic background in philosophy and psychology—and teaching experience spanning Europe, the U.S., and Asia—Ben delivered a powerful talk on the role of writing in shaping human experience and connection.

Sofia Bedukadze from European School’s American School of Advanced Studies earned a full-ride scholarship from University of Miami – she will be awarded 86,495 USD annually. Known for its academic excellence, the University of Miami consistently ranks among top national universities in the US.

Mikheil Kobakhidze from European School’s American School of Advanced Studies earned a full-ride scholarship from Vassar College - he will be awarded 93,990 USD annually. According to US News, Vassar College is ranked #12 among all liberal arts colleges in the US.

Tbilisi – 1 April 2025 – American School of Advanced Studies (ASAS) announced today that it has earned Cognia® Accreditation. Cognia is a nonprofit organization that provides quality assurance for schools, school districts, and education service providers.

On March 31st, our 4th graders from Georgian A and  Georgian B had the exciting opportunity to visit Georgia's first-ever socks factory, "Tiflistex,” and Press Print Graphics.  This field trip, organized by PYP, IB, and Georgian teachers, was not only educational but also served as a charitable event. It gave students a deeper understanding of the manufacturing process while also contributing to a meaningful cause.

We are beyond proud to share that Natalie Gviniashvili has been admitted to Columbia University!

PYP recently held its Three-Way Conferences, bringing together students, parents, and teachers to reflect on learning and celebrate individual progress. During these conferences, students took the lead by presenting their work, discussing their growth, and setting goals for future improvement. This approach empowered students to take ownership of their learning journey and demonstrated the importance of reflection and responsibility.