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.

On December 16-17, Georgia Educational Technology Conference was held at Hotels &Preference Hualing Tbilisi. The goal of the conference was to inform interested parties about current technology trends, share best practices and experiences of using technology in teaching-learning among teachers, experts, university representatives, companies from educational technology sphere. The following European School teachers and a student attended the conference: Maksim Iavich (Cybersecurity ethics for teachers), Shorena Abesadze(Solving Math’s problems by using technologies), Davit Nozadze and his student Zaal Chumburidze( Coding for everyone).

In December, European School students from grade 8 (8a and 8b) together with their teachers Khatuna Kapanadze, Zurab Beria and Irina Kochlamazashvili went on an educational trip to Free University. They visited university library, museum and Chemistry, Physics and Engineering laboratories.

Last year, ICT teacher Davit Nozadze engaged his students in the eTwinning project “Let’s visit a Country 2”. The European School team, composed of the following students: Elene Jokhadze, Elene Phanjakidze, Lizza Kvizhinadze, Mariam Okhriashvili, Salome Zedgenidze and Tornike Kubaneishvili, partnered with one of the Greek schools. The project gave an opportunity to our students to learn more about the historic and cultural places of Greece; To develop 21st Century Skills; To share information using ICT, PPT presentations, video, video conference; To meet online with Greek peers using English for communication; To organize a tourist itinerary; To be aware of the importance of tourism for economy of Georgia and most importantly, to gain new friends. Recently, the project of our school was awarded a European Quality Label.

On December 14, European School students participated in a discussion about adolescent violence. The discussion was initiated by Georgian Language teacher Lela Melikishvili. The Class, directed by Ilmar Raag showcased at the event became a catalyst of long discussions between teachers, parents, students. The event has caused many persons to ask “Why these things are happening?” “What causes such violence?” “How to prevent adolescent violence?” The adolescent process can be relatively easy and smooth if parents learn how to communicate effectively with their children, if teachers, students won’t be indifferent about children conflicts at school-concluded students.

On December 11, within an integrated lesson, Georgian program students from grade 5 met film director Nana Janelidze. The lesson was dedicated to comparison of fiction writing and movie, correspondingly “What did Iavnana do?” by Iakob Gogebashvili and a movie with the same title by Nana Janelidze.