On World Autism Awareness Day, celebrated on April 2nd , the European School joined the campaign #Iamhere #whereareyou? To support Autism National Center, Chocolate factory Barambo produced chocolates which are available for one GEL at Spar and Carrefour supermarkets. Our students encouraged other school students to join the campaign too.

On April 3rd , personal exhibition of PYP student from grade 5c Alina Spanova was held at London Avenue. Organizers of South Korean art festival Dream Summit visited the exhibition and became impressed by paintings of a young artist. The guests gave her a very positive feedback.

On March 26, Georgian Program students from grade 1b visited Budrugana Gagra-Georgian State Hand Shadow Theatre, where talented artists offered master classes to young visitors and played some acts together. After gaining positive experience happy kids returned to the school.

On April 4, the European Kindergarten held an exhibition- How the World Works? While creating artworks for the exhibition kids learned a lot about animals, birds, insects and amphibians in a fun and engaging way.

American High school students from grades 8-9 travelled to Italy during spring holidays. AHS students accompanied by the Dean Natia Tevzadze, teachers and parents visited the most famous museums and fascinating architectural monuments in Florence and Rome.

The European School pays a great attention to its students’ health. With an initiative of the school doctor orthopedists and ophthalmologists from Aversi clinic visited the school and conducted health check-ups of our students.

On March 22, The ES basketball team held a friendly game with IGS team. In a tense match the ES team won 87 - 55 over IGS and made fans happy. 

On March 23-25, the ES students from American High School, together with delegates from Tbilisi and different regions of Georgia, attended a regional session of European Youth Parliament in Batumi. The main theme of the conference was: Protection and Development of the European Cultural Heritage. EYP supports global awareness of youth and development of collaboration and presentation skills among delegates.

On March 28, the finals of the Millennium Innovations Competition took place. The competition encourages innovative ideas and project implementation in STEM fields and technologies among youth. The ES team became one of the finalist teams and won Tegeta Motors’s prize -5000 GEL. The project of Georgian Program students from 9-10 grade was about generating electric power in an eco-friendly way. The students created an innovative propeller able to catch wind everywhere. The team was mentored by FabLab teacher Guranda Gogaladze. The ES team consisted of following students: Nugo Shoshiashvili, Omar Shekiladze, Sandro Tvaliashvili, Dimitri Gozalishvili and Giorgi Geladze. The main goal of the Millennium Innovation Competition is to connect winner students to the private companies and support their future collaboration.