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.

Students under the age of 15 at the European School are offered to join a camping trip at the sporting ski school “Our School – IOSKI” in Bakuriani to learn how to ski and gain unforgettable experiences.

On December 8, the European School hosted Professor Amiran Amroladze ,the Dean of Mathematics and Computer Science Faculty at the Free University. He delivered a lecture about Game Theory and gave an opportunity to students to enjoy an adventure in math’s labyrinths. Later he proposed the plan for future collaboration between the European School and the Free University.

On December 7, Mathematics expert, Tbilisi State University Professor Givi Nadibaidze held a workshop for math’s teachers at the European School. Aspects related to lesson planning and assessments were discussed at the workshop.

On December 7, Science Department of Georgian National Youth Place held a campaign -Protect the Environment-Help Animals at the Garden of the First Republic of Georgia. The European School students from Eco-club and their supervisors attended the event and planted a pine tree in the garden.

Hour of Code is a global movement reaching the whole world. This activity aims to involve as many students as possible into the coding process. The European School, with an initiative of ICT teacher David Nozadze, joined this movement and registered on the world map in that way.

On December 7, Georgian Program of the European School held its very first assembly - an important, informative and entertaining event for students and teachers alike. Students demonstrated interesting projects in foreign Languages, plus, they presented an interdisciplinary project about the Egyptian civilization.

On December 1-2 the exhibition center Expo Georgia hosted Komarovi Mathematics Festival, where 38 teams from 24 schools competed. The European School team became a winner of the festival.