I love you, Mom!

New Generation School students congratulate you on Mother’s Day 🌸

🎓 By way of exception, for the 2026–2027 academic year, children who turn six years old by December 31 will be allowed to register for first grade. This was announced by Georgia’s Minister of Education, Science and Youth, Givi Mikanadze.

Big emotions created with small hands – second graders prepared handmade gifts for their mothers.

First graders prepared small bouquets for Mother’s Day.

In these flowers, they wove all their love and warmth.

At New Generation School, we know that rest is just as important as learning.

See how the cyber football tournament went and what emotions filled the virtual field.

Students of New Generation School met Giorgi Arkhania, an invited lecturer from Tbilisi State University, and together they discussed one of the most difficult periods in Georgia’s history – the Soviet occupation.

The lecturer presented in detail the historical context of the occupation, the chronology of events, and the consequences this era

We are proud to share yet another achievement of our students!

They showed outstanding results in Mathematics and English at the Kings Olympiad. Congratulations to every Kings participant on this great

New Generation School’s 9th graders honored the memory of the cadets who fell on February 25, 1921, by presenting a literary composition

They embodied historical figures and Georgian national heroes who sacrificed their lives fighting against the Soviet Russian army

It has been 105 years since the Soviet Bolshevik Russia occupied the First Republic of Georgia.

On February 25, 1921, the Red Army seized Tbilisi, overthrew the democratically elected government, and annexed Georgia – a sovereign

NewG TV reporter Ana-Maria Jugheli visited the school’s dance club, where the spirit and traditions of Georgian national culture come alive.

Here, students not only master dance techniques but also embrace Georgian character and heritage. Ana-Maria witnessed firsthand how children prepare,