Within the scope of the “Literacy” Project, the Director General of the National Parliamentary Library of Georgia, Giorgi Kekelidze, paid a visit to the European School on November 1, 2017 and held an open lesson for the 3rd and 4th graders.

On October 26th, elementary students from Georgian Program came to school dressed like characters from their favorite animated movies. At the same day, children enjoyed creating simple animations with the help of   the representatives from Arts Museum. In the afternoon, costume parade was held at the London Avenue.

The European School students visited Varketili Day Care Center of Georgia Red Cross Society. Our students arranged a concert together with the day center beneficiaries. The event was quite emotional both for the students and the elders. 

On October 17th, Elementary Level students from Georgian Program started the charity campaign -We Support Peers. They collected toys, stationary items, books and clothes for kids from mountainous regions of Georgia.

On October 4, 2017, the European School hosted a workshop – “Communication and Coaching among Youth” – led by the Kant’s Academy representatives. A guest lecturer, Irine Chochua discussed the issues of intrapersonal communication, the significance of long-term goal setting and creating the personal development plan. These issues intrigued the audience and resulted in an avid discussion.

On  Wednesday, June 12 at 14:30 will be held a theatrical show “Pygmalion” - 7b – Teacher S. Bazadze

Study In European School starts on January 23

It’s the usual way I’ve been greeting you for years. This way I express my warm attitude, love and respect towards you that has been formed during these years. While addressing I feel so close to you, that I think the formal congratulation on starting the New Academic Year is quite unacceptable. And still as Americans say: I wish you “to be healthy, wealthy and wise”. Seven years of our collaboration gives me the right to say it. I am not superstitious and I don’t believe in any special power of numbers. But still I should confess the number “seven” is a sacred one. We’ve gone through a long way full of difficulties and excitement, achievements and disappointment. But we overcame everything together and kept  going ahead and got stronger and wiser. Now we can announce that European School has achieved its primary goal: Our graduates brought fame to our school not only in Georgia, but abroad as well. They gained not only knowledge  and education at our school, but also love, kindness, dignity and I am positive that they maintain these values  throughout their life. We strive to develop ourselves, search challenges and do all our best to update the approaches of methodology. For this purpose  three different programmes have been established at our school. Alongside with the national curriculum  we provide our students with IB and American high school programms. I strongly believe that this diversity will lead us to the top- The 21 century education based on national values. Last but not least –congratulations on starting the New Academic Year! I wish you an exciting and successful year ahead! Keep going! Yours sincerely,Nana Mosidze