September 10 marked the start of the new school year at the European Kindergarten. The lovely and cheerful kindergarteners filled our colorful rooms with their cute giggles. While it was a big day for all the parents and their kids, for parents who had a child entering kindergarten for the first time it was something a little more emotional and special. We promise you a lot of fun and a year full of even more exciting activities!

The European School hosts WiSci Girls STEAM Camp on August 12-25, 2018. The camp brings together 100 high school girls from Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, and the United States. They will expand their knowledge in science, technology, engineering, arts and design, and mathematics (STEAM).

Upon showing textbook purchase receipts, the European School will be distributing Georgian Program textbooks on September 4-16, 2018. Please refer to the attached file to see the textbook list, prices, and bank account details.

Along with 163 participating countries, the European School competed for Georgia in “Genius – International High School Environmental Project.” Our students, Ana Bzikadze and Ana Tsulaia, successfully represented Georgia and won gold medals. They placed among the top six and won a full-funded trip South Korea.

The Ceremony was held in the School's Main Hall where students, parents, teachers and guests gathered to celebrate. Mr. Christo Steyn, Director of the International Baccalaureate Programmes delivered his opening speech and welcomed our graduates. During the graduation our hard working Year 5 students received Year Books and certificates for successful completing their Primary Years Program. This was followed by a very touching final performance of the well-known song "We are the champions". Everybody attended a wonderful party after the graduation, which was organized by the parents.

1 / 8

On Saturday 16th of June in European kindergarten Children sang in Georgian, Russian and English, and performed on stage. Toward the end, children were awarded diplomas.

On Friday, June 1, seventeen Grade 10 students accompanied by their Georgian teacher, Mrs. Tekla Beradze, and Mr. Joseph Blake, Director with two professional hiking guides explored the natural beauty of the hills of Georgia on their way to admire the famed church of Bolnisi – Tandzia. Encapsulating the vibrant historical and religious nature of the area and the foundations of the church in the 13th Century, both students and staff were mesmerized by the verdant valley and tranquility of its location.

Children sang in Georgian, Russian and English, and performed on stage. Toward the end, children were awarded diplomas.