On June 7,8 and 9th European School and the Georgia-based Georgia’s Youth Entrepreneurs are organizing a Startup Camp Youth Startup Camp is a 54-hour weekend event during which groups of developers, business managers, startup enthusiasts, marketing gurus, and more pitch ideas for new startup companies, form teams around those ideas and work to develop a working prototype, demo, or presentation. The winning teams will get various money prizes and certificates

Children's author Irma Malatsidze met the European School students at the school library. Primary years students from the Georgian Program red her books: Sweet Land and Proverbs-Tales, published under the series -Child Library. The author talked about her books, favorite characters, and authors. The students promised to continue reading books and invited her to the school in the future.

On May 3, the European School held the Flower Festival. Primary level students from Georgian Program and the PYP played a concert, painted pots and organized exhibition-sale of the pot flowers planted in advance. They painted faces of participants, created a huge flower poster and danced flash mob. The ES parents were invited as well. Money collected from selling the pot plants will be spent for charity.

On May 1, an awarding ceremony of the International Children Film Festival Oqros Pepela was held at the European School. Within the festival, showcasing of movies, workshops and masterclasses were conducted.Young directors from different regions of Georgia, guests from Baku, Moscow and Kazakhstan participated at the festival. Prizes and diplomas were awarded to the winners. Grand Prix was awarded to the student from Pioneer Film Nika Zubashvili for the movie “Leo's Birthday party."

European School cordially invites you to the Graduation Ceremony at the Class at 2019 Thursday, June 6, 8.00pm

On May 31, the European School held its annual TEDx event. The theme of the event was Chain Reaction. Students from all three programmes presented talks from a wide range of subjects: children's rights, the importance of learning phycology course, making chess popular, environmental issues, animal rights, personal development and positive effects of entertaining activities. The speakers shared new ideas and ways of solving global problems. The ideas inspired the audience and sparked conversation. We hope, ideas presented at our TEDx event will be spread like a chain reaction not only inside the school community but in a broader community as well.

Flower Festival at the “European School“

The famous Austrian storyteller Katarina Ritter visited the ES and met students who learn the German language. The students enjoyed listening to native German speaker and stories and legends presented by her.

On May 27th children’s poet Mariam Tsiklauri paid a visit to the European School. She met students from PYP grade four and two and talked with them about their units of inquiry. Second graders read the poems written by Mariam and created posters about ecosystems. Fourth graders asked Mariam questions about ecology and wrote a poem. “If we pay attention and listen to the world, it will tell us what bothers it…” said Mariam. During the meeting with the famous poet, students realized that if we walk in the nature, see forests and rivers, listen to the birds and silence, we won’t throw any garbage on the ground; we won’t waste paper and won’t leave water taps open when we don’t need them; we will walk instead of using cars all the time. Together with the poet students wrote a poem using the words connected to their topic, ecology.