At the European School, we promote student leadership, support their initiatives, and help students to inspire change in our communities and beyond.

On June 8, PYP grade 5 students hosted one of the most significant events of our program: Exhibition. The students have been working for eight weeks on various topics related to the unit - How the World Works. They investigated such important and complex issues as cyberbullying, impact of technology on mental health, space, genetics, natural disasters, pollution and states of matter. Each group created their own central ideas and lines of inquiry.

Graduation ceremonies of the Georgian Programme, IB Diploma Programme, and the American High School class of 2023 honored each student for achieving a twelve-year milestone in their educational journey.

Student exhibition of 3D models “My European School Today and Tomorrow”, as a part of the school’s 15th-anniversary celebrations, stood out due to the unique idea of creating 3D models of the dream school.

One of the 15th anniversary exciting celebration days at the European School has featured various events promoting creativity. The school hosted some of Georgia's most talented artists: Maka Jishkariani, Tamar GedevaniSvili, Maka Batiashvili, Tamuna Melikishvili, Nino Moseshvili, Manuchar Oqrostsvaridze and held an exhibition of their paintings along with paintings of the ES staff members.   The ES students displayed artworks depicting “Individuals and Societies in Art” on the same day. 

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.