Over three transformative days, 40 talented students had the unique privilege of being mentored by two incredible students from Harvard. The program offered an intensive schedule filled with workshops on communication, public speaking, leadership, and negotiation, empowering students with essential skills to tackle global issues and create innovative solutions.

From December 24 to 29, 2024, 25 students from mixed classes of grades 6 to 10 embarked on a delightful school trip to Madrid. They were accompanied by English teacher Ani Bochorishvili, Academic Dean Natia Tevzadze, and seven parents, mainly representing grades 6, 7, and 10.

Dr.Brice Bomo and Ms. Natia Tevzadze represented ASAS at the recent Cognia IMPACT International Conference held in Abu Dhabi, UAE, last month.

This year’s Winter Festival was a resounding success, bringing together the PYP community for a celebration filled with joy, creativity, and collaboration. Students showcased their talents through vibrant performances, beautifully crafted decorations, and thoughtful activities that highlighted the spirit of the season.

Literary Week had an incredible continuation! Here’s a quick recap of all the amazing events that took place: Book Fair: Our school’s book fair was a huge success, with so many students exploring new titles and diving into the world of literature.

Trivia Night, a student-initiated project by the talented Gega Jikhvadze, brought the ASAS community together for an exhilarating intellectual showdown between teachers and students. The event featured quick-fire questions of various types, where participants had to be the fastest to respond. The quiz covered a diverse range of topics, including movies, football, mathematical algorithms, and ancient history, keeping everyone on the edge of their seats.

On December 10th, Ms. Nana Aleksidze hosted an inspiring empathy and anti-bullying workshop for Grades 6A and 6B. Together, the students explored the different types of bullying and how to recognize them while also discussing ways to support each other in tough situations. They took time to reflect on their own strengths, share what makes them proud, and design personal symbols that represented who they are.

On December 12, 2024, the IB DP/CP End-of-the-Semester CAS/SL Assembly was organized. It brought together students and faculty to reflect on their CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service) and SL (Service Learning) experiences. Mariam Khatiashvili, the CAS/SL Coordinator, opened the assembly with insightful remarks on the importance of reflection in the CAS/SL journey.

The European School had the honor of hosting the "Exchange of Experiential Teaching Practices II" workshop for the Caucasus & Central Asia Association of IB World Schools (CCAAIBWS).