The European School promotes common European values and further strengthens them through education. Our students learn for and through European values.

The European School hosted the Teacher Conference on May 27th to shed light on the vital roles and emerging trends in education. The education conference gathered teachers, researchers, and education professionals from different institutions.

On May 19, the school bell rang for the last time for 12th graders.  Reliving childhood memories, cheering and the dynamic and charming performance of cheerleaders, the planting of a tree by graduates, autograph sessions, teachers dressed like students, and colored smoke, impressed us all and made the event more dazzling and colorful.

Non-governmental organization "Young Diplomats of Georgia" awarded the European school Students with Certificates for participation in international projects. Six participants of the digital marketing training program were awarded with the certificates of appreciation for successful completion of the program.

Lika Bolkvadze from the European School's American High School was accepted to Brandeis University. She will also be joining their tennis team, becoming a student-athlete.

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. 

On April 11-18, 2023, American High School students had an excursion to Greece. In the framework of the educational excursion, students visited cultural heritage monuments of Greece. Students were in: Sounion, Athens, Delphi, Olympia, Epidaurus, Corinth, Mycenae, Meteora Monastery, etc. They visited ancient temples, theaters, stadiums, archaeological reserves, excavations, museums and exhibitions.

On April 26th, the American History Museum presentation was held at Hilton Garden Inn, Tbilisi. Founded by the American Culture Center and supported by the Embassy of the United States of America in Tbilisi, American History Museum in Tbilisi (AHM) aims at sharing American culture and history in Georgia.

On April 27th, the European School had an energized atmosphere as it celebrated Self Governance Day and provided students with opportunities to develop leadership skills, take on roles and responsibilities of the school faculty and staff for one day, and govern almost every aspect of life at the ES. To celebrate the day of awesome experience and increase the fun, the school administration served cotton candy, organized a variety of entertainment programmes like dances and lottery play for the students.