One of the 15th anniversary exciting celebration days at the European School has featured various events promoting creativity. The school hosted some of Georgia's most talented artists: Maka Jishkariani, Tamar GedevaniSvili, Maka Batiashvili, Tamuna Melikishvili, Nino Moseshvili, Manuchar Oqrostsvaridze and held an exhibition of their paintings along with paintings of the ES staff members.   The ES students displayed artworks depicting “Individuals and Societies in Art” on the same day. 

The European School promotes common European values and further strengthens them through education. Our students learn for and through European values.

The European School hosted the Teacher Conference on May 27th to shed light on the vital roles and emerging trends in education. The education conference gathered teachers, researchers, and education professionals from different institutions.

On May 19, the school bell rang for the last time for 12th graders.  Reliving childhood memories, cheering and the dynamic and charming performance of cheerleaders, the planting of a tree by graduates, autograph sessions, teachers dressed like students, and colored smoke, impressed us all and made the event more dazzling and colorful.

Non-governmental organization "Young Diplomats of Georgia" awarded the European school Students with Certificates for participation in international projects. Six participants of the digital marketing training program were awarded with the certificates of appreciation for successful completion of the program.

The European School student from the MYP grade 7b Saganelidze Nodar received an Award of Excellence for the Most Creative Work in the Chinese International Calligraphy Competition.  His painting with Georgian letters and Chinese words: Culture, Friendship, Tradition, and History, represents the friendship between Georgia and China. 

The MYP students recently went on the CAS trip to Prague as part of the Global Exchange program. The experience was truly enriching, and our students made a significant impact through their engagement in various community service projects: Urban Farming, Cooking for the Homeless, and a Fundraising Initiative to Support Elderly People.

On May 8, the Georgia Red Cross Society celebrated World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day. The event held in “Bazari Orbeliani” aimed to support Ukrainian children. The European School students who regularly volunteer in Red Cross campaigns actively participated in the event, entertained invited children, performed Ukrainian songs, and donated all their skills and time to raise funds by offering specially baked muffins to visitors.

"On May 10, European school IB PYP conducted a Cultural Exchange Assembly. Georgian as a Second Language teacher Nini Kamushadze (PYP) and Baku School Lyceum 6 teacher Zaur Aliyarov held an event to celebrate the cultures of Azerbaijan and Georgia. During the event, students presented Georgia and Azerbaijan in different ways: dances and songs in national costumes, and sharing educational videos about Georgia and Azerbaijan. At the end of the event, students asked each other various questions about flags, the alphabet, and religion. Overall, it was a true celebration of the internationally minded and open-minded learners.