Compare British Curriculum International Schools in Georgia

Instructs in English, Russian

Ages 5 - 18 years

Fees GEL 11,900

Buckswood International School Tbilisi is a day school serving ages 5–18 across two campuses, Gelovani and Tsqneti, with a Georgian National Curriculum foundation enhanced by British traditions and European innovations. The program blends Georgian language and literature, Mathematics, sciences, Art and music, and languages (English, German, French, Russian) with an Innovation and Modern Professions strand (programming, robotics, 3D modeling and printing, industrial design basics). It uses VR/AR, flipped classrooms, project-based learning, debates, and role-play, and replaces traditional classes with 'subject classes' grouped by track, house membership, age and gender balance to ease socialization and rapid adaptation. The school offers Pearson Edexcel IGCSE and, from 2026 on-site, A Levels at Tsqneti with examinations on campus. Daily life runs 9:30–17:00 with meals, extended day, and excursions; a dormitory is available at Gelovani. The Buckswood House System and international study tours broaden leadership, culture and global awareness.

Location

Buckswood International School – Tbilisi is located in Tskneti, Georgia, at 156 Rustaveli Street. The address is listed with a maps link. There are two Georgian branches listed: Tskneti Branch and Gelovani Branch, with the contact numbers 577 992 993 and 577 992 997. Email: info@buckswood.ge.

Stages

Preschool Center for early years; the upper school runs Grades VII-XII and offers an A Level Programme for Grade 11+ (16+ years). A Levels are delivered on-campus with exams conducted at the school.

Type

Day school.

Country affiliation

Georgia.

School day structure

The school day runs from 9:30 am to 4:45 pm, with lessons ending at 3:00 pm and a 1 hour 45 minute Prep Time afterward. Twice a week, students may leave at 3:00 pm.

Bus service

Transportation from home to home is provided.

Tuition fees (annual)
- Preschool / Early Years: GEL 8,000 per year (this amount is reported to include meals, learning materials and excursions).
- Primary/Secondary (day school): GEL 11,900 per year.

Tuition fees by year group and per term
- No publicly published, grade-by-grade fee schedule or explicit termly breakdown for Buckswood International School Tbilisi was found in available public sources. The only specific published figures located are the single annual amounts above; per-term or per-year-group rates are not publicly listed.

Application / registration fees
- There is no publicly available statement of a one-off application, registration or enrolment fee (amount or whether it is refundable) for new students. Public sources do not list an admissions deposit or registration charge for the Tbilisi campus.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- A specific billing schedule (for example: invoicing dates, termly deadlines, discounts for full-year prepayment, or penalties for late payment) is not published in the publicly available material reviewed. No official term-by-term invoicing timetable or stated payment terms for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic year could be located.

Boarding fees
- Buckswood International School Tbilisi is described in public listings as a day school; there is no published boarding provision or boarding-fee schedule for the Tbilisi campus. (Boarding exists at other Buckswood-branded schools internationally, but the Tbilisi campus is listed as a day school.)

Other costs and fees
- Preschool annual fee is reported to include meals, materials and excursions.
- No published amounts were found for other likely additional costs such as school uniform, transport (school bus), optional extracurricular activities, examination fees (national or international exam boards), textbooks, or device/technology charges. These items are commonly charged separately by schools but no specific fee amounts were publicly listed for the Tbilisi campus.

Refund information
- There is no publicly available policy text specifying refund conditions (for example: refunds for withdrawal before term start, partial-term refunds, or refund of deposits) for Buckswood International School Tbilisi in the sources reviewed.

Fee payment options
- Publicly available information does not list the school's accepted payment methods (bank transfer, credit/debit card, local currency requirements, or online payment portal) for tuition and other charges. No definitive public statement of accepted payment channels was found.

Summary of findings and limitations
- The specific, load-bearing figures publicly available for Buckswood International School Tbilisi are the annual amounts: Preschool GEL 8,000 per year (reported to include meals, materials and excursions) and School education GEL 11,900 per year.
- Detailed items requested in your brief — per-grade fees, per-term billing amounts and schedule, application/registration fees, detailed lists of additional charges (uniform, transport, exam fees), refund policy text, and the list of accepted payment methods — are not published in the publicly accessible sources reviewed. This means the document above contains the specific fee numbers that are publicly reported and otherwise indicates which fee items and terms were not available in public fee schedules.

(If you require the specific missing line items — for example per-term invoices, grade-specific fees, registration deposit amounts, or payment-method details — those items are not present in the publicly available fee information reviewed.)

Curriculum

The curriculum is based on the Georgian National Curriculum, complemented by British school traditions and European educational innovations. The teaching approach uses VR and AR technologies, the flipped classroom, project-based learning, debates, and role-playing. Under the academic program, subjects include Georgian language and literature; Mathematics, logic and chess; the Innovation and modern professions program (programming, robotics, 3D modeling and printing, basics of industrial design); foreign languages - English, German, French, Russian; and Social Sciences (Civic Education, History, Our Georgia, Geography, Civil Defense and Security); Natural Sciences (Nature / Natural Sciences, Physics, Chemistry, Biology); Art and music; and Elective Module: World Literature and Introduction to Economics. A key innovation is the replacement of the traditional class concept with the principle of "subject classes", grouping students by track, house membership, age, and gender balance to support socialization and rapid adaptation.

Higher Education Progression

The Pre-Baccalaureate Program prepares 10th–12th grade students for university and professional life in Georgia and abroad. It includes practical training for CVs, resumes, cover letters, interview simulations, leadership and entrepreneurial skills. It provides personal college counseling, guidance on universities and undergraduate programs, and assistance with the university application process.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school centers the student as a person, a citizen and a potential leader, with a clear emphasis on psychosocial development. The school's processes are student-centered and the staff support students' personal and psychosocial growth as a priority. The vision highlights the student as happy and realized, as a dignified and educated citizen, and as a leader who seeks and creates. The values emphasize fairness, tolerance, respect, discipline and teamwork, with support for new members as they adapt to the community. This combination underpins a learning environment focused on social and emotional development.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school has an Inclusive Education program with a Head of Inclusive Education to support students with diverse learning needs.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is supported through the focus on psycho-emotional development and by welcoming new members into the Buckswood community, which fosters a sense of security and belonging.

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Georgian-American High School

Instructs in English

Ages 6 - 18 years

Fees GEL 12,000

Pupils 1500

Type Co-educational

Georgian-American High School is an independent school for students aged 6 to 18 that offers a blended international curriculum. The school holds Cambridge Pathway accreditation and Cognia accreditation and is a College Board member since November 1, 2022, administering PSATs and the SAT on campus. It also hosts an SAT and AP Test Center and a TOEFL Test Center, supporting college admissions worldwide. The curriculum combines Cambridge Primary and Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE, AP, and an American program, with credits easily transferable to American and European high schools. Facilities include age-appropriate classrooms, a rich Georgian and English library with OpenBiblio access, and STEM laboratories for Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Mathematics and IT. The campus provides two indoor gyms, two outdoor playgrounds, a medical unit, and security services. GAHS participates in international exhibitions and Olympiads (ISEF, MILSET, ICYS, IMUNA, Mu Alpha Theta, IJSO) and has a track record of contest success and recognitions.

Location

Georgian-American High School is located in Tbilisi, Georgia. It operates from two campuses: 18 Chkondideli Street (0180, Tbilisi) and 44 Chavchavadze Street. Contact details include info@gahs.edu.ge and the telephone numbers listed on the site.

Stages

Nursery School and Kindergarten; Elementary and Primary School; Junior and Senior High School.

Type

Independent school

Additional learning support

The school has a Student Wellbeing and Support Center.

Country affiliation

United States and United Kingdom (Cognia and Cambridge accreditation)

Bus service

Transportation services are provided.

Application fees
- No separate application fee amount is listed in the school's public enrollment materials for primary or secondary intake; registration materials for first-grade enrollment present package prices that combine tuition and other items rather than showing a standalone application charge.

Tuition fees by year group (annual amounts and term note)
- I–IV (primary): GEL 6,000 per year (published figure for 2021–2022). Term breakdown is not specified in the public materials.
- V–IX (lower secondary): GEL 6,700 per year (published figure for 2021–2022). Term breakdown is not specified in the public materials.
- X–XII (upper secondary): GEL 7,500 per year (published figure for 2021–2022). Term breakdown is not specified in the public materials.

First-grade package detail (2025–2026 registration materials)
- Standard package (first grade): GEL 9,500 per year. Items explicitly included in this package: daily programme from 09:00–16:30, full set of school uniform and Georgian/American textbooks, intensive foreign-language instruction, authentic lessons by an American teacher, extended study sessions for Georgian subjects, and an annual two-meal catering fee of GEL 2,000 (the meal charge is called out separately in the form but presented as part of the package detail).
- Premium package (first grade): GEL 12,000 per year. Items explicitly included in this package: daily programme from 09:00–18:00, full set of school uniform and Georgian/American textbooks, intensive foreign-language instruction, authentic lessons by an American teacher, extended study sessions, sport and creative clubs, and four-times-daily catering (meal provision included).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Public enrollment materials specify a 10% discount for payment of the full annual fee in one advance (one-time) payment. A family discount is offered where two pupils from the same family receive a GEL 700 / GEL 700 reduction (wording in the registration material indicates a dual-student family concession). The school's standard enrollment contract referenced in the materials is stated to be for a two-year term. Specific per-term invoicing dates, the number of instalments, or late‑payment penalties are not set out in the available public enrolment documents.

Boarding fees
- No boarding or residential programme or corresponding boarding fees are listed in the school's publicly available description of programmes and facilities; GAHS references campus facilities and day‑school services but does not publish boarding charges or residential options in the materials reviewed.

Other costs and recurring charges
- Meals: for first-grade standard package materials the stated annual two‑meal charge is GEL 2,000; premium package includes more frequent meals as part of the package price.
- Uniform and textbooks: first‑grade packages explicitly include the full school uniform and Georgian and American textbooks in the package prices shown. For other year groups, uniform and textbook requirements are referenced in school materials but separate published unit prices are not provided in the documents reviewed.
- Extra-curricular clubs, extended‑day care and transport: extended‑day provision and clubs are listed as included in the premium package; transport is offered as an optional additional service but a specific fee for transport is not provided in the public registration materials.
- One-off or assessment fees (e.g., entrance test, placement assessment): no explicit one-off entrance or assessment fee amount is published in the materials reviewed.

Refund information
- No published, itemised refund policy or refund amounts for withdrawal, termination, or non‑attendance was found in the public enrollment and school materials reviewed. The registration materials note a multi‑year contract arrangement for enrolment but do not include a detailed refund schedule or conditions in the documents available.

Fee payment options
- The school's public materials describe discounts for full prepayment but do not publish a definitive list of accepted payment channels (for example: bank transfer, credit card, local POS, or online payment processor). Contact telephone numbers and an administrative email address are provided for billing and enrolment queries. Parents should use the published administrative contacts to confirm accepted payment channels and request billing details.

Summary of coverage and next-step note
- The materials reviewed provide: (a) detailed first‑grade package prices and included items for the 2025–2026 registration form (standard and premium packages, meal charge, family and prepayment discounts, and two‑year contract condition); and (b) previously published annual tuition figures by broad year groups from an education news item (I–IV, V–IX, X–XII for 2021–2022). The public materials do not publish a full current per‑term invoicing schedule, explicit per‑term fee splits, a standalone application fee, a boarding programme or boarding fee schedule, a detailed refund policy, or a definitive list of accepted payment channels. For billing details that require exact per‑term amounts, refund terms, or payment channel confirmation, the school's administrative contacts are listed for direct billing inquiries.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school provides psycho-emotional support through the Student Wellbeing and Support Center. The Center protects the rights of students, cares for their psycho-emotional state, and helps them adapt to environmental conditions so they can realize their full potential. The Center's services include a team of Psychologists, a University Counsellor, and an American Cultural Attaché. The main task of the Center is to create an equal environment for all students to show their abilities and achieve success.

Mental Wellbeing

The school offers mental wellbeing support via the Student Wellbeing and Support Center, which protects students' rights, supports their psycho-emotional state, and helps them adapt to their environment so they can realize their full potential. The Center provides access to a team of Psychologists, a University Counsellor, and an American Cultural Attaché.

Safeguarding

The Center's purpose includes protecting the rights of students and creating an equal environment for all to demonstrate their abilities and achieve success.

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Projector School

Instructs in Russian, English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees GEL 7,600 - 11,700

Type Co-educational

Projector School offers the Cambridge curriculum for primary and secondary years, serving ages 3 to 18 as a non-selective international educational center. The school operates a bilingual framework in English and Russian with in-depth study of Georgian, and uses all three languages across activities to support multilingual learning. Classes are small, with no more than 12 students per group, and teachers from around the world continually develop their professional skills. The learning program places Georgia's history, culture and traditions at the center of inquiry. Beyond academics, the school runs a rich extracurricular program including an International Conference, Chess, Mosaic and Visual Arts. Cambridge FCE exam preparation supports English at the B2 level, while programming through Python introduces basic and object-oriented concepts. Arts offerings include Drawing, Mosaic, Theatre and Animation. Clubs span Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, and Social and Hobbies, along with inclusive Community and Service and Leadership activities.

Application fees

- Annual registration (application) fee: USD 300 per pupil, charged once per year and included in the school's published annual totals for each year group.

Tuition fees — Russian-language classes (annual and per term when paid in two equal instalments)

- 0–3 classes:
- Tuition (annual): USD 6,800.
- Monthly food supplement: USD 50 (USD 500 per year).
- Registration fee: USD 300 per year.
- Total (annual, tuition + food + registration): USD 7,600.
- Per term (two equal instalments): USD 3,800 each (50% of the annual total).

- 4–8 classes:
- Tuition (annual): USD 7,300.
- Monthly food supplement: USD 50 (USD 500 per year).
- Registration fee: USD 300 per year.
- Total (annual, tuition + food + registration): USD 8,100.
- Per term (two equal instalments): USD 4,050 each.

- 9–11 classes:
- Tuition (annual): USD 8,300.
- Monthly food supplement: USD 50 (USD 500 per year).
- Registration fee: USD 300 per year.
- Total (annual, tuition + food + registration): USD 9,100.
- Per term (two equal instalments): USD 4,550 each.

Bilingual (Cambridge) supplement — additional annual charges and resulting totals

- Where a pupil is in the bilingual/Cambridge stream there is an annual bilingual supplement that is added to the annual total; the school publishes per-class supplement amounts and resulting annual totals as follows (annual, with per-term instalment shown as 50% of the annual total):
- Year 4: supplement USD 700 → Total annual USD 8,800 → Per term USD 4,400.
- Year 5: supplement USD 1,000 → Total annual USD 9,100 → Per term USD 4,550.
- Year 6: supplement USD 1,200 → Total annual USD 9,300 → Per term USD 4,650.
- Year 7: supplement USD 1,700 → Total annual USD 9,800 → Per term USD 4,900.
- Year 8: supplement USD 2,600 → Total annual USD 10,700 → Per term USD 5,350.
- Year 9: supplement USD 2,600 → Total annual USD 11,700 → Per term USD 5,850.
- Years 10–11 (A-level stream): published annual fee USD 12,600 (A-level stream; note this figure is shown as the annual A-level amount). Per term USD 6,300.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The tuition charge may be paid either as a single annual payment (paid in advance for the school year) or as two equal instalments (50% + 50%). The two instalments are due by 1 August and by 1 January. Annual registration is charged in addition.

Boarding fees

- The school operates as a day school (school day runs Monday–Friday, 08:30–15:50 with three meals provided during the day). No boarding programme or boarding fees are published.

Other costs and exclusions

- Meals: three daily meals are provided; an additional monthly food supplement of USD 50 is shown and is included in the annual totals above (USD 500 per year).
- Learning materials: most teaching and handout materials are included; parents are expected to provide personal stationery and workbooks, which are not included in the listed tuition.
- Extracurricular activities offered up to the published school day (up to 15:40/15:50) are included in the tuition.
- Other potential costs (for example external examination fees for international qualifications or optional activities arranged outside normal school hours) are not itemised in the published fee tables and would be charged separately if applicable.

Refund information

- The school charges an annual registration fee and publishes annual tuition totals; specific refund terms for tuition or registration are not set out in the published fee materials. For billing arrangements and any refund queries, the school's admissions contact is provided.

Fee payment options

- The published materials set the payment schedule (annual or two 50% instalments) and list school contact details for arranging payment. The school's contact details are: +995 551 157 918 and info@p-s.ge. Specific payment channels (for example card, bank transfer, direct debit) are arranged through the school's administration.

Summary — key figures (annual totals)

- 0–3 classes (Russian stream, total): USD 7,600 per year (per term USD 3,800).
- 4–8 classes (Russian stream, total): USD 8,100 per year (per term USD 4,050).
- 9–11 classes (Russian stream, total): USD 9,100 per year (per term USD 4,550).
- Bilingual/Cambridge stream: supplements and resulting totals vary by year; examples include Year 4 total USD 8,800, Year 8 total USD 10,700 and Years 10–11 (A-level) USD 12,600 per year.

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Compare British Curriculum International Schools in Georgia

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Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

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Bus service

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Safeguarding

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