At the “New Generation” school, project‑based learning is an important part of the educational process.

Today, 4th‑grade students gathered around the theme of the Seven Wonders of the World and shared interesting facts and discoveries

Children’s writer Mariam Jamdeliani visited the “New Generation” school.

She introduced students more closely to their favorite character, Kudamela Bogi.

Countries, nationalities, languages, and cultural diversity among people of different nationalities.

An English language project, during which students became convinced that every country and continent is unique and interesting in its

“Teaching has taught me that every child is special.” – Keti Doreuli 🌟

“I want to become a businessman, and chess will help me think several moves ahead,” said our student Giorgi Vashakidze.

At the “New Generation” school, a chess club is active where our students develop logic, concentration, and strategic thinking. ♟️

☄️ As part of non‑formal education, the “New Generation” school is launching a new, innovative project — “Ambassadors of the Future.”

📌 Participation will be open to students from grades VII to XI. Within the project, students will study: 🔻 Diplomatic

Preschool students had a very special guest: one of our students’ parents, who works in the field of tourism!

She introduced the children to fascinating details about this profession and spoke about the importance of traveling and discovering the

Today, our primary school students turned into real elves!

Dressed in costumes, they performed a fun scene of gift‑giving in the pine grove near the school. Santa’s sleigh was

✨ At our school, the festive spirit is growing as the New Year approaches.

Third‑graders organized a New Year exhibition, where they presented their handmade crafts and sweets. Parents and teachers were also involved

🥪 Funny Face Sandwiches

A creative, fun, and delicious adventure for children during the English lesson. 🎉