Since November 2017, the British Council constitutes an official Partner of the European School and assists with implementation of British education model in English language learning and teaching in Georgian Program. On February 9, 2018, Zaza Purtseladze, the Director of the British Council, along with his team members, met with parents and discussed the ongoing project. The meeting was interactive - the representatives of the British Council described future plans along with the progress that they have made so far and answered questions from the audience.

Georgian Program students from grade 3 attended the “Fun Chemistry” lesson conducted by Khatuna Kapanadze and Maka Nakaidze. The aim of the lesson is to make students become interested in Sciences from early childhood.

On January 30, 2017 the art gallery “Sphumato” hosted an exhibition of Georgian artists. The European School student from grade 3 Ilia Mchedlishvili was the youngest among artists. On February 2, 2018 Ilia Mchedlishvili’s classmates visited the exhibition.

Giuli Alikhanashvili, the head of the Chess Club at the European School, obtained a winning place in the Senior Chess Championship Tournament in Georgia, consequently confirming her participation in the World Championship that is planned to take place in November 2018.

On December 18-21, Transdisciplinary unites were summarized at elementary level of Georgian Program. Students from all four age groups and their teachers were engaged in this activity. In the beginning, first graders presented posters “My appearance and features”, they motivated upper grades who were involved in different projects and set later several performances.

The Memorandum of Cooperation was signed between the Association of Private Universities and Secondary Schools on December 23, 2017.

On December 21, at the London Avenue, Robotics club members exhibited different models designed during the first semester. 20 pieces with different characteristics attracted visitors from the whole school.

In order to pique students interest in Science, in particular, Chemistry, a chemistry teacher, Khatuna Kapanadze, organized a fun and educational class for the grade 1 students. The class was themed as "Chemistry for New Year's."

On December 18, a final lesson of the interdisciplinary project "Do we eat to live or live to eat?" was conducted in 8th grade. The project was developed by Biology teacher manana Zhamurashvili and Russian language teacher Irina Gamsakhurdia. Within the project, students made a research, interviewed people, presented their findings. The process increased students' interest and stimulated learning.