PYP grade 5b has visited an ancient rock-hewn town. They saw different caves, the church and walked in the secret tunnel. After the excursion they had a picnic. Also, they met a new friend, a puppy, they've named Vanilla, because of its color.

PYP grade 4 students organized a bake sale to raise money for children diagnosed with leukemia. They baked some cakes in school kitchen.

On Friday PYP grade 4C students had an assembly in the main hall about the theme “Celebrating diversity”. The students had some discussions about similarities and differences beforehand that increased their desire to express their uniqueness and traditions by preparing small presentations.

On November 8-11, 2017, the 4th International Information Technology Conference on “Innovations and Challenges in Information Technologies” was held at the Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. The conference focused on the issues of cybersecurity.

Watercolor paintings created by the PYP students were displayed at the PYP Art Exhibition. Through their art, children expressed their perception of Autumn, a beautiful time of the year.

On November 7th, at the end of the unit” Processes” PYP G5 students presented their science projects at the Main Conference Hall.

On October 26th at 9 am, our first MYP Assembly was held. MYP 10th graders presented their projects: Health and Wellbeing and Food Revolution Project. According to the current unit “Health and Wellbeing” MYP 10 B students prepared a project about the website, which was created by themselves.

MYP students from grade 10 C initiated an action connected with the global context and the statement of inquiry. Inspired by Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution project half of the 10 C MYP students prepared some dishes for the kindergarten students and another half offered them online activities using smart technologies.

The exhibition "Repressions in Georgia" was opened in the National Archives of Georgia on October 24th, which was attended by grade 10 MYP students from the European School and a teacher of Georgian Language and Literature Ia Ghadua.