On December 12, 2024, the IB DP/CP End-of-the-Semester CAS/SL Assembly was organized. It brought together students and faculty to reflect on their CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service) and SL (Service Learning) experiences. Mariam Khatiashvili, the CAS/SL Coordinator, opened the assembly with insightful remarks on the importance of reflection in the CAS/SL journey.

The European School had the honor of hosting the "Exchange of Experiential Teaching Practices II" workshop for the Caucasus & Central Asia Association of IB World Schools (CCAAIBWS).

On November 29th, the Student Parliament at the American School of Advanced Studies led an inspiring initiative to promote ethical awareness within the school community. Members presented key topics, emphasizing practical steps for fostering a responsible, respectful, and inclusive environment.

This week in the PYP community, students actively engaged in debates, demonstrating critical thinking and collaboration. They showcased various Learner Profile attributes, such as being communicators, open-minded, and reflective.

Our Thanksgiving event brought our community together! In addition to a delicious bake sale for charity, the Student Council set up a Gratitude Tree. Students and staff were invited to write down what they were thankful for and hang it on the tree. It was amazing to watch a bare tree blossom into a beautiful symbol of gratitude and positivity.

Our Grade 3 IB PYP students had an exciting encounter with Robot Nao, their newest learning buddy, who made learning Georgian an unforgettable experience!

On November 19, 2024, CAS/SL Conference titled “Cyber Hygiene and the Importance of Cybersecurity in Our Daily Lives” for DP/CP students was organized.  Two distinguished speakers Giorgi Bochoidze, Cybersecurity Specialist and Ethical Hacker, and Nini Bochoidze, Cybersecurity and Information Security Policy Researcher, provided valuable insights into the importance of cybersecurity in today's world.

We are delighted to share highlights from an extraordinary educational trip to Khertvisi, Vanis Kvabebi, Safara, Vardzia, Rabati Fortress, and Mtsvane Monastery that inspired a series of student-led projects reflecting on this truly unforgettable adventure. This collaborative journey brought together teachers, students, and parents and took place this past Saturday, including a one-night stay. For many participants, it was their first visit to these breathtaking historical and cultural landmarks.

We are thrilled to share some inspiring news about the achievements of our dedicated educators. Ekaterine Kobakhidze, Associate Professor, and Nana Mukeria, PhD students both esteemed teachers at the American School of Advanced Studies, recently attended the International Conference of Young Researchers held in Malta.