On May 8, the Georgia Red Cross Society celebrated World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day. The event held in “Bazari Orbeliani” aimed to support Ukrainian children. The European School students who regularly volunteer in Red Cross campaigns actively participated in the event, entertained invited children, performed Ukrainian songs, and donated all their skills and time to raise funds by offering specially baked muffins to visitors.

"On May 10, European school IB PYP conducted a Cultural Exchange Assembly. Georgian as a Second Language teacher Nini Kamushadze (PYP) and Baku School Lyceum 6 teacher Zaur Aliyarov held an event to celebrate the cultures of Azerbaijan and Georgia. During the event, students presented Georgia and Azerbaijan in different ways: dances and songs in national costumes, and sharing educational videos about Georgia and Azerbaijan. At the end of the event, students asked each other various questions about flags, the alphabet, and religion. Overall, it was a true celebration of the internationally minded and open-minded learners.

On May 15 grade 5 students participated in the Spelling Bee competition. Five students were chosen from each parallel grade and they represented their classes in the finals. The students did an amazing job spelling the words and three winners were announced: Anna Soldatkina, Maiia Lovenetskaya, Alia El-Bekai. They were awarded with certificates and presents from school. This was a great opportunity for children to participate in the collaborative event and show their skills and knowledge.

A world-famous Georgian choral conductor, the artistic director of the Gori women's choir, Ms Teona Tsiramua was invited to the European School on April 28 to conduct a joint master class together with the ES music teacher Ms Nino Chalisuri. PYP Grade 3 students were given the opportunity to interview Ms. Teona, asking the questions they had prepared about the specifics of the profession within the frames of their inquiry into the unit about 'jobs'. At the end of the meeting, the students and the musicians performed African and Georgian songs, accompanied by the drums and the guitar.

On May 4th, the European School held the MYP Personal Project Exhibition - a celebration of hard work on a project of personal choice where students showcased their knowledge gained, goals achieved, and the development of the skills they chose to focus on.

On May 5th, traditionally, the European School celebrated Europe Day and stressed European values and principles, held a conference - European Visions, European Values for the European School Students, and a concert, bringing together multiple cultural groups of students, teachers, and parents. 

Spring Song Festival, celebrated by the PYP Programme, was a charity event filled with music, dance, flowers, and crafts, a time of appreciating music and Spring.

On April 28th, MYP students from grades 9-10 held the European School’s 15th-anniversary marking event George Gordon Byron – Citizen of the World. Students talked about the life and poetry of a Romantic poet and highlighted the contribution of Lord Byron in the Greek War of Independence. Based on researched scholarly articles, they also demonstrated the poet’s ties to Greece and his spiritual connections to Georgia. The event was attended by Merabishvili Innes –an Academician, translator of Lord Byron’s poetry into Georgian, and Zurab Abashidze – a diplomat, Doctor of Political Sciences.

The European School student from PYP grade 5, Kerem Aslan, has become the winner of the European Shotokan Karate Championship. He was awarded a gold medal in his weight category. The 13th European Shotokan Karate Championship was held from April 27 to 30 in Kranevo and was organized by the World Shotokan Federation (WSF) and the Bulgarian National Karate Federation (BNFC).