On April 15th and 16th, the European School received threatening messages suggesting a potential bomb threat on campus. We understand how alarming this news may be, and we want to assure our community that the safety and well-being of our students, staff, and families remain our highest priority.

The European School PYP students had the pleasure of welcoming students from Caucasus French School. It was a day full of creativity, collaboration, and discovery! Our talented PYP students kicked off the visit with a spectacular performance of "Matilda" on stage, leaving everyone inspired.

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 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.

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.

This past week, PYP Grade 5B students participated in a fantastic celebration for Read an E-Book Day! As part of their ICT lesson, they wrote their very own E-books, showcasing their creativity and diverse talents.

IB PYP Georgian B students participated in a special performance, highlighting the significance of learning the Georgian language for foreigners. Understanding Georgian not only fosters communication but also deepens cultural appreciation and integration.

Students of Grade 3A proudly took part in their Summative Assessment Presentation for the unit How the World Works, exploring the central idea: "Geographical landscapes have a significant impact on living things." Inspired by the true story of Jadav Payeng, the Forest Man of India, and moved by an original poem written by their teacher, students created their own nature-themed poems that beautifully reflected the connection between land and life.

On March 25th, our 1st Grade students from both Georgian A and Georgian B had the wonderful opportunity to experience the puppet theater performance of "The Three Pigs." This was an incredible moment for the children as they saw the beloved story come to life before their very eyes.