In an exciting language journey, students at the European School Primary Years Programme (PYP) of Georgian B fifth grade delved into the enchanting topic of the seven wonders of the world. Their exploration wasn't confined to books alone – these young minds brought creativity to the forefront by crafting unique models for their group presentations.

Today, the European School celebrated the Fall Festival. The Community event initiated by the ES Student Parliament Chairperson included the opportunity to dress in autumn-themed colors, exhibit fall-themed decorations, to participate in fruit basket contests, face painting activities, and bake-sale. Funds raised throughout the Fall Festival will be donated to support the campaign Together for Achi.

One of the great ways to be green is to give to others.  PYP students and teachers joined the #ESGreenYear campaign and initiated collecting gently used clothes and toys and donating them to orphanages.  All collected items were delivered to the organization "Child and Environment", little family-type orphanages in Rustavi and Norio.

With the support of the Council of Europe office in Georgia, the first international Conference, “A Child-friendly Justice System and Child Rights, The Best European and American Experience,” took place on November 20th, 2023.

ლიტერატურული კვირეული განსაკუთრებული, დაუვიწყარი შთაბეჭდილებების მომტანი იყო მოსწავლეებისთვის. წიგნების ფესტივალი, ახალი გამოცემების წარდგენა, ლიტერატურული ვიქტორინის გამარჯვებულთა დაჯილდოება, მწერლებთან: მარიამ წიკლაურთან, რატი ჩიქოვანთან შეხვედრა, ჯგუფი “ნუ მიეყრდნობის" კონცერტი და ბოლოს, კვირეულის კულმინაცია - მწერალი დათო ტურაშვილის მასპინძლობა, მოზარდებისთვის იყო შესაძლებლობა, კიდევ ერთხელ დაფიქრებულიყვნენ ლიტერატურის მნიშვნელობაზე და გაეთავისებინათ წიგნის კითხვის მშვენიერება.

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: