At the end of the academic year, the American High School sector of the European School held the closing event of the “Books for Everyone” project, a literacy and cultural initiative led by Nodar Chelidze in cooperation with the Literacy Promotion Society and Giorgi Kekelidze.

Excitement and pride filled the air on June 5 as the students from 5A, 5B, and 5C gathered in the Main Hall for their Primary Years Programme Graduation. Surrounded by their families and teachers, this significant milestone marked the culmination of their primary school journey. The event truly celebrated the IB learner profile, as student speakers confidently took the stage to reflect on their years of inquiry, growth, and the lifelong friendships they formed along the way.

Our students recently had the unique opportunity to meet Dénes Andor Varga, one of the most celebrated water polo players in the world. Known for his extraordinary creativity, skill, and vision in the game, Dénes Varga has achieved remarkable success throughout his career, including an Olympic gold medal, an Olympic bronze medal, multiple World Championship titles, and numerous European championships.

Tbilisi, Georgia – June 2, 2026 — The American School of Advanced Studies (ASAS) concluded the academic year with a successful End-of-Year Assembly, celebrating student achievements, innovative projects, and academic excellence.

On June 3rd, an informative assembly on cybersecurity was held in the IB Building for IB Foundation (IBF), DP1, and CP1 students. The session was led by guest speakers from the Scientific Cyber Security Association (SCSA) and focused on important topics including cyber safety, phishing, and social engineering.

Grade 5 students brought energy, focus, and enthusiasm to the PYP Spelling Bee competition. Selected representatives from each class competed in the final round, demonstrating excellent spelling abilities, concentration, and confidence in front of their peers.

As part of our educational program, students are actively exploring the theme How the World Works. The central idea of this inquiry focuses on the evolution of technology and how it serves to meet human needs and solve various problems. Throughout the lessons, children discuss why people create new tools, how inventions transform our daily lives, and the impact of technological progress on the environment.

Through a series of joyful end-of-year events, students proudly showcased the skills, knowledge, Learner Profile attributes, and ATL skills: communication, social, self-management, research, and thinking skills they developed throughout the year. The celebrations featured assembly-style performances, including dances, plays, songs, poetry, and student-led presentations, creating memorable moments for the entire school community.

An inspiring art exhibition organized by the Nino Ketsbaia, a student of  American School of Advanced Studies, proudly showcased the remarkable artistic achievements of our students. The exhibition featured an impressive collection of paintings and sculptures, highlighting creativity, imagination, and dedication to the arts.