On May 29th, the American School of Advanced Studies hosted the final round of its chess tournament. Under the guidance of chess teacher Ilia Tsetskhlaze, the event captivated the school community, including special guests from Manglis Public School. The final match, a gripping contest between Tsotne Abuladze and Aleksandre Darchiashvili, showcased exceptional skill and determination. Ultimately, Tsotne Abuladze emerged victorious, securing first place. Chess has been a long-standing passion for Tsotne, making this triumph particularly meaningful.

We are proud to uphold the tradition of the international conference "Georgia and the World," held in collaboration with COGNIA and Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University. This year's conference, the third of its kind, took place on May 26th. Our students and teachers, alongside local professors and students from around the globe, came together to share Georgia's rich and diverse experiences with the world. Holding the event on Georgia's Independence Day added significant symbolic value.

During the 2023-204 academic year PYP has conducted different conferences - Parent-Teacher, Three-Way and Student-Led.  These conferences provide insights into the child's social, emotional, and academic development.

On May 22,  European School  Department of Social Sciences and the American School of Advanced Studies hosted a highly engaging student conference led by Mariam Kahtiashvili, Social Science Teacher. The conference focused on "Influence and Identity in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1990s: Culture in the Context of U.S.-Georgia Relations."

MYP Personal Project Exhibition is a culmination of months of dedication, creativity, and personal growth for MYP students. It provides students with an opportunity to delve into their interests and curiosities and empowers them to take ownership of their learning and pursue their passions with vigor and purpose.

On May 16th, the American School of Advanced Studies hosted the first round of its chess competition, organized by the chess teacher, Ilia Tsetskhladze. The event was vibrant, with high participation from students in grades 6 through 9, boasting over 20 participants. Another round is scheduled for May 21st, and we will return with the names of the winners.

Today, the school bell rang for the last time for grade 12 students at the European School. Symbolic class with their homeroom teachers, taking final photos with classmates and teachers, signing school last-day autograph shirts, and a tree-planting ceremony gave graduating students a chance to leave something behind and to remind and inspire current and future ES students.

On May 14th DP/CP Spanish students together with their Spanish teacher, Tamara Guliashvili, celebrated Spanish Language, Cervantes and Book day. All these three important events symbolically coincide on April 23, but at our school, we have celebrated them on May 14; the day of Georgian King Tamar. DP/CP Spanish students had impressive presentations and speeches about Cervantes and Castillia La Mancha.

The European School celebrated Europe Day and stressed European values and principles by holding a conference, Youth for a Better Tomorrow.