As part of our educational program, students are actively exploring the theme How the World Works. The central idea of this inquiry focuses on the evolution of technology and how it serves to meet human needs and solve various problems. Throughout the lessons, children discuss why people create new tools, how inventions transform our daily lives, and the impact of technological progress on the environment.

Through a series of joyful end-of-year events, students proudly showcased the skills, knowledge, Learner Profile attributes, and ATL skills: communication, social, self-management, research, and thinking skills they developed throughout the year. The celebrations featured assembly-style performances, including dances, plays, songs, poetry, and student-led presentations, creating memorable moments for the entire school community.

An inspiring art exhibition organized by the Nino Ketsbaia, a student of  American School of Advanced Studies, proudly showcased the remarkable artistic achievements of our students. The exhibition featured an impressive collection of paintings and sculptures, highlighting creativity, imagination, and dedication to the arts.

The European School Football Championship concluded after a month of exciting matches held across three age categories, recognizing not only the winning teams but also the tournament’s standout individual players. The championship, dedicated to the memory of our tragically deceased student Iviko Chelidze, was organized in a playoff format and brought together students, teachers, and guests throughout the competition.

The Annual Talent Show in PYP, originally initiated by the students themselves, continues to be one of the most anticipated and beloved events in our school community. Year after year, students eagerly look forward to this special occasion, where they are given the opportunity to express themselves, celebrate their individuality, and share their talents with others.

At the end of April, a truly meaningful experience happened for our Student Council as PYP leaders from each class came together for a special field trip dedicated to environmental responsibility and action. The destination was Vake Park, one of the city’s most beloved green spaces, where learning moved beyond the classroom and into real life.

Exciting news from Frankfurt! Eleni Gudushauri, a Grade 4A PYP student from the European School, proudly represented Georgia at the Grand Final of the German Math Olympiad—and brought home a gold medal. She qualified for the event in the most impressive way possible: by achieving a perfect score in the previous round. Every answer correct. Zero mistakes.

The PYP community recently hosted its annual welcoming event for pre-school students, creating a warm and engaging introduction to the Primary Years Programme. The event was designed and led by PYP students, teachers, and counsellors, who worked together to offer a variety of interactive learning experiences.

As part of the celebration of World Book Day, students took part in a week of Literacy Days filled with engaging and meaningful activities. The week began with a book fair featuring English books, where students had the opportunity to explore a variety of titles and purchase books for their home libraries.