On December 27, the New Year celebration- one more amazing “Snow Party” with beautiful scenes, music, dances, was held for the European Kinderegarten kids from English groups. We wish you a happy New Year!

On the 21st of December PYP students took part in our annual winter Christmas carnival. Each grade from year 1 to 5 prepared a small performance, and were able to watch their peers sing, dance and perform on stage. However, PYP students were not the only ones on stage – we had an older student performing a magic show, and even the teachers themselves had their own performance. The event was closed with an exchange of Secret Santa presents and a festive flash mob involving all students. It was a great way for students to complete the semester, celebrating the holiday season, participating in creative activities as well as say goodbye to friends and teachers until next semester!

On December 18-21, Transdisciplinary unites were summarized at elementary level of Georgian Program. Students from all four age groups and their teachers were engaged in this activity. In the beginning, first graders presented posters “My appearance and features”, they motivated upper grades who were involved in different projects and set later several performances.

On December 23, the New Year celebration built around the theme” Snow Party” was held for European Kinderegarten kids from Georgian groups. In the hall decorated entirely in white, kids dressed also in white sang songs, danced. European Kindergarten children prepared a video “Letter to Santa”. Eventually, Santa visited the event and brought sweets and presents to kids. He also promised to attend the coming “Snow Party” on 27th for English speaking groups.

The Memorandum of Cooperation was signed between the Association of Private Universities and Secondary Schools on December 23, 2017.

We wish you a successful 2018!

During the first two weeks of December, the European School students engaged in a traditional New Year Charity Campaign-they collected food for people in need. Later, the students visited different orphanages, day care centers, old age homes and delivered sweets and other products. The students’ efforts and time spent with beneficiaries of different institutions was highly appreciated by elderly persons and orphans alike.

On December 21, at the London Avenue, Robotics club members exhibited different models designed during the first semester. 20 pieces with different characteristics attracted visitors from the whole school.

Within the project “Aircraft”, Grade 4 and 5 students constructed airplanes using different materials. At the end of the project, students participated in a competition where they tested planes, measured flight distance and revealed the best airplane models.