The European School community members inspire each other to take small steps into a greener footprint and make a real difference by supporting environmental sustainability.

With the organization of the University and Career Counseling Office, highly ranked universities continue to visit the European School to give presentations on their programs, admission processes, and post-graduation opportunities for students.

In our ongoing commitment to harness the transformative power of literature, we are thrilled to announce a special initiative that seeks to repurpose books that may have remained untouched on our shelves. Our mission is clear: to breathe new life into these literary treasures and ensure they find a meaningful purpose.

We are delighted to share with you the remarkable achievements of our student, Nitsa Skvitaridze, who has been invited to contribute her inspiring journey to the Women's Narrative. In a comprehensive interview, Nitsa shared her outstanding accomplishments, which we are eager to present to you in the following list:

Today, Student Parliament Chairman Elections were held at the European School. 787 students from grades 6-12 voted at polling places. After the casting of ballots, counting and announcement of election results took place sequentially. The results are in, and we are pleased to announce the new Chairman of the ES Student Parliament - Mariam Bezhuashvili.

The European School was in the Halloween spirit yesterday - fun, energy, pumpkins, happy Superheroes, Fairies, Witches, Ghosts, and other interesting characters walking around. Excited faces were seen everywhere as children posed for photographs.

The European School annually hosts the debates before the Student Parliament Chairman Elections. Election Debates 2023, held on October 25th, allowed candidates to represent themselves and address their campaign platform to the student body. Student leaders running for the Chairman position answered questions from other candidates and the audience.

We are delighted to share the exciting news that the chess teacher of the American School of Advanced Studies, Ilia Tsetskhladze, has been sponsored from the prestigious Shota Rustaveli National Foundation after emerging victorious in a highly competitive grant competition for a doctoral educational program. Notably, Ilia is a distinguished contemporary scholar in the field of Byzantine studies and an expert in codicology, making this achievement even more remarkable.

On October 4, our school had the privilege of hosting three remarkable alumni: Ana Tavberidze, Ana Nakaidze, and Nanuka Kvernadze. These accomplished graduates generously shared their insights and experiences with current students, shedding light on their individual journeys, campus life, and essential tips to thrive during their time at school.