Our PYP Tennis Club players proudly represented the European School in a friendly tournament at the British International School. With impressive skill and teamwork, our students excelled in all categories, showing great sportsmanship throughout the event.

We are proud to share the wonderful initiative led by our Georgian A and B teachers and students, who came together to support children living in Georgia’s border villages.

The Grade 5 Spelling Bee marked a proud moment in the 2024–2025 academic year, celebrating the dedication and perseverance of our students. Having prepared throughout the year, students entered the event with excitement and confidence, ready to demonstrate their hard work.

PYP programme held a joyful celebration Spring Song Festival bringing the world together through music!

Nineteen students from the European School’s MYP and DP/CP programmes proudly represented our community at the Festival of Hope, part of the 4th CCAAIBWS Conference held in Astana, Kazakhstan. Throughout the festival, they showcased outstanding leadership, creativity, and collaboration, driving home the belief that young people are powerful agents of positive change.

We are proud to share the recent achievements of European School MYP Grade 10 student Nina Aptsiauri, who continues to demonstrate remarkable talent and dedication in sports.

We are thrilled to announce that MYP Grade 6D student Atahan Cesur participated in the 2025 Spring Singapore STEM-Co Mathematics Olympiad - international competition designed to enhance critical thinking and problem-solving skills across STEM discipline, and achieved remarkable success, earning the gold medal.

Today, on April 14th, our school proudly celebrated Mother Language Day – a day dedicated to honoring the richness and beauty of the Georgian language.

On the occasion of Earth Day 2025, the European School Primary Years Programme (PYP) Georgian Program and the European Azerbaijan School came together for a special celebration — the Earth Day Conference 2025. The event brought students from both schools together in a spirit of collaboration, creativity, and environmental awareness. The conference was filled with vibrant cultural exchanges and educational experiences.