On April 27th, the European School had an energized atmosphere as it celebrated Self Governance Day and provided students with opportunities to develop leadership skills, take on roles and responsibilities of the school faculty and staff for one day, and govern almost every aspect of life at the ES. To celebrate the day of awesome experience and increase the fun, the school administration served cotton candy, organized a variety of entertainment programmes like dances and lottery play for the students.

The PYP has organized and conducted a Three Way Conference. During the conference PYP teachers and counselors had a chance to talk about the progress and future plans with the students and their parents. They focused on the importance of the development of the Approaches to Learning skills, such as research, social, communication, thinking and self-management skills. All the participants of the conference enjoyed the process and found the event extremely beneficial for the learning journey of the PYP learners.

The American High School student Keto Lezhava, who chose hospitality in higher education, will continue her studies at Les Roches (Switzerland) - the world’s leading hospitality school. The scholarship awarded to her equals 35% of the tuition fee. Congratulations Keto! We wish you continued success!

The European School students’ Easter Journey - A preparation for Easter with crafts. As Easter is approaching, our students from primary grades prepare beautiful felt and paper crafts and enjoy the Easter season.

The European School promotes the teaching and learning of foreign languages, encourages new initiatives, new methods in teaching and learning,   innovative language-learning projects.

At the end of March at the European Kindergarten we had a presentation of past topics. Our children happily hosted family members and presented them with their amazing work.

Sofiia Kikaleishvili from the European School's American High School got into two Ivy League universities - UPenn and Brown University. Over the course of four years of study, her financial award will amount to 268,000 USD. We congratulate Sofiia on achieving this important milestone.

Mariam Tavadze, an American High School student from grade 11, became the finalist of the Future Leaders Exchange Program (FLEX). Funded by the U.S. Department of State, FLEX is a highly competitive program. Through FLEX, Mariam will spend the following year in the United States, live with a host family, and study in a U.S. high school. As a FLEX student, Mariam will act as an ambassador of Georgia and get inspired by this spirit of volunteerism to develop and implement innovative projects.

Explore the artistic journey of our MYP students (Grades 6-8) and enjoy viewing the blending of IB philosophy into arts and culture displayed at the ES Visual Arts Exhibition.