GEORGIAN-AMERICAN
HIGH SCHOOL OF VAKE

ქართულ-ამერიკული უმაღლესი სკოლის (ვაკის ფილიალის) თეატრალური წრის სპექტაკლი „პრინცესა და მეღორე“ თეატრ „მეორე სახლის“ სცენაზე.

As part of their English and Creative Writing class, students wrote original short stories with one key requirement: every story had to feature an unexpected plot twist.

Students of the Georgian-American High School (Vake Branch) vocal club at the "United Georgia – #MonthOfRoses" art festival.

What would happen if students arrived at school one morning to find every single teacher gone? This playful — yet thought-provoking — question was the backdrop for a wonderful English-language play performed by our 5th graders at the Georgian-American High School (Vake Campus).

At the initiative of Nino Khurtsilava, a 9th-grade student at Vake Georgian-American High School, the school held a drawing competition titled "Global Conflicts," where students presented their perspectives on modern conflicts through their artwork and presentations.

Third-grade students from all parallel classes at the Georgian-American School presented the English-language play "On an Island." The play provided another exciting opportunity for the students to put their English skills into practice, gain stage experience, and develop their creative talents.

Our 7th graders put on a fun and creative performance dedicated to the spring holidays! The event was held in both Georgian and English, featuring entertaining sketches and heartfelt letters dedicated to all the moms. A huge thank you to those who organized and supported this event: Mariam Gazdeliani • Tatia Kekelia • Tekla Modebadze

Language Learning in Action at the Georgian-American School 🇬🇪🇺🇸 At GAS, students in the early grades study Georgian and English, plus a third language of their choice: Russian, French, or German. The school encourages students to put their language skills to real use through projects and performances. This Mother's Day , fourth graders did just that, organizing a small celebration for attending moms and grandmothers. In Russian , students performed poems, songs, and sho

This March, we celebrated March 3rd and March 8th with our students and families — and the atmosphere was truly special. Classes across the school organized their own themed activities for the occasion. Here's a look at what our first graders got up to. The kids dedicated poems and songs to their moms, made original artwork, and put together handmade gifts. A crowd favorite was " Guess Who It Is?" - a game where students and parents tried to spot themselves as animated cha

Pancakes, playful rhymes, cheerful spirits, and the first hints of spring - fifth-grade students at the Georgian-American School had a wonderful time celebrating Maslenitsa Week as part of their Russian language curriculum, organized by teacher Ekaterine Chuchulashvili. Known in Slavic culture as the equivalent of "Cheese Week," Maslenitsa was brought to life through songs, verses, games, and short performances - all wrapped in a warm, festive atmosphere that felt like spring

Third-grade students brought the "Choose Kindness" project to life in a truly creative way - by writing their own stories and performing them on stage as mini-theatrical sketches. Technology played a fun role, too. One of the sketches was transformed into an animated cartoon, voiced by the students themselves. Every performance carried the same message: kindness starts with us - and it changes the world. Teachers: Mariam Kokosadze and Nino Gorkhelashvili #აირჩიესიკეთე

The 4th graders at the Georgian-American School recently completed an exciting, integrated project called 'Great Travelers,' culminating in a final presentation. The integrated project ( covering Georgian, Science, History, English, and Art ) included thematic sketches, digital technologies, posters, diary entries, handmade books, and booklets. The young researchers introduced famous travelers and their incredible discoveries. The audience journeyed alongside Marco Polo,

Fourth-grade students at the Georgian-American School created a festive atmosphere with two memorable theatrical performances that delighted audiences. "Buratino's New Year Adventure" (in Russian) Under the direction of teacher Ekaterine Chuchulashvili, students brought this beloved story to life with enthusiasm and charm. "Snow White and the Two Dwarfs" (in German) Teacher Marine Kobakhidze guided students through this creative and impressive production, showcasing both la

Sixth-grade students at the Georgian-American School recently performed skits based on short stories by the American writer O. Henry, as part of their extracurricular English reading program. Literary texts came to life vividly on stage as students delivered engaging and emotionally rich performances. They convincingly portrayed complex characters and their distinct personalities, skillfully conveying the depth, irony, and moral messages that define O. Henry’s work. These per

For first graders at the Georgian-American School, the final school week of the year concluded with a joyful New Year celebration and the warm applause of proud parents. Students performed poems, songs, and dances with sincerity, bright smiles, and tremendous enthusiasm, showcasing the progress and confidence they've gained during their first semester. Our dearest first graders, we are so proud of you!

"Georgia in Non-Georgian Sources" – An Educational Celebration of History and Culture On December 25, the Georgian-American School hosted an educational event titled "Georgia in Non-Georgian Sources," demonstrating that history is not merely a narration of the past - it is a living dialogue between cultures and eras. Students from both the Georgian and American sectors presented Georgia's rich history through diverse perspectives found in foreign written sources, offering fr

Tenth-grade students at the Georgian-American School took audiences on an unforgettable journey through time, history, and human achievement with two impressive English-language presentations under the guidance of English teacher Nato Mikava. "Time Travelers" erased the boundaries of time as students explored the greatest discoveries that transformed human civilization — from the wheel and paper to penicillin and other remarkable inventions that ushered in new eras of progre

Third Grade New Year Project: Where Fairy Tales Come to Life In the weeks leading up to the New Year , the Georgian-American School was filled with festive atmosphere, joyful excitement, and creative energy as students prepared for the holiday season. We're delighted to share the story of the third graders' New Year project, which beautifully showcased students' creativity and imagination. As part of the project, children learned about story structure and character developme

The Georgian-American School recently hosted a creative workshop on making holiday accessories, led by Georgian designer and artist Sofo Minadze. Students explored handcrafting techniques, contemporary design approaches, and the complete creative process—from developing initial concepts to creating finished visual forms. Workshop Goals: Foster creative thinking and innovation Deepen students' engagement with the creative process Encourage reflection on cultural identity and a

"Stories Told Through Pictures" – Where Children's Imaginations Come to Life! The Georgian-American School recently completed an exciting integrated project that brought together multiple disciplines and creative skills. Subjects: Georgian Language & Literature + Art + Technology Mariam Ghubeladze, Georgian Language and Literature teacher, shared insights about the project: Stories: It all began with pictures. Colorful images inspired words, words formed sentences, and sent