On April 16, Georgian Program students from grade 2a visited Art Palace of Georgia. Children discovered the history of how was the museum founded. They had an interesting journey in the past while passing 7 halls with exceptional exhibits. The students also got informed about Easter traditions in Georgia and other countries. Finally, kids made an Easter goat.

On April 15, Georgian Program primary students celebrated Mother Language Day. They exhibited own calligraphies in the hall, wrote different phrases and quotes, praised Georgian alphabet with poetry and promised to preserve our cultural heritage.

On April 5, within a transdisciplinary theme, Georgian Program students from grade 4 had a tour in Old Tbilisi. The students received information about the foundation of the city and peaceful coexistence of people with different religions and nationalities in old city. Primary students visited famous places and monuments of the old town and learned a lot about its history.

On March 26, Georgian Program students from grade 1b visited Budrugana Gagra-Georgian State Hand Shadow Theatre, where talented artists offered master classes to young visitors and played some acts together. After gaining positive experience happy kids returned to the school.

On March 28, the finals of the Millennium Innovations Competition took place. The competition encourages innovative ideas and project implementation in STEM fields and technologies among youth. The ES team became one of the finalist teams and won Tegeta Motors’s prize -5000 GEL. The project of Georgian Program students from 9-10 grade was about generating electric power in an eco-friendly way. The students created an innovative propeller able to catch wind everywhere. The team was mentored by FabLab teacher Guranda Gogaladze. The ES team consisted of following students: Nugo Shoshiashvili, Omar Shekiladze, Sandro Tvaliashvili, Dimitri Gozalishvili and Giorgi Geladze. The main goal of the Millennium Innovation Competition is to connect winner students to the private companies and support their future collaboration.

The ES students continue visiting Experimentorium- Museum of Entertaining Science. Georgian Program students from 9a had a trip to the museum a few days ago. They observed physical and chemical processes there, used different equipment, listened to a science presentation, formulated hypotheses and analyzed results. Knowledge acquired during lessons was successfully applied during the experiments.

On World Theatre Day Georgian Program students attended a theatre performance for children. ,,Muza” artists staged an amusing performance for kids and made them love theatre more.

On March 22, Georgian Program students from grade 2a visited Experimentorium - Museum of Entertaining Science. The visit made students see themselves as future scientists. They measured strength of shouting, caught a thunder with hands, drew on the sand and participated in an unforgettable scientific show.

Science becomes really fun when kids explore physic’s laws through science experiments offered by older students. On March 26, Irina Kochlamazashvili conducted an entertaining Science lesson. Students from grade 2 observed water drops on coins, drew on milk, watched how an egg disappeared in a beaker and a boat floated on a colorful liquid.