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Georgia, Tbilisi
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The school provides classroom teachers with research-based intervention strategies that support students' social and emotional health. There is a Counsellor in Elementary, Middle and High School who addresses transitions, academic success, personal and social development, and future planning. Counsellors work closely with different departments and maintain close communication with faculty to ensure the delivery of effective and supportive services to all students and families. The counselling programme respects students' values and beliefs while addressing the developmental needs of every student. Students are welcome to speak to the Counsellor about issues; the Counselling department also offers parent support through coffee mornings, courses, newsletters or in person.
The school has an Inclusion Policy.
The English as an Additional Language (EAL) Programme ensures non-native English speakers have equitable access to the academic curriculum and to social life. EAL students receive support and specialized instruction both in and out of class, including small group lessons, in-class support and after-school English Immersion Classes. Collaboration between the EAL teacher, advisory or classroom teachers, subject teachers, students and parents supports language development in a supportive environment. The programme aims to integrate students linguistically until they no longer require help to participate fully in academic and social activities.
The school has a Counsellor in Elementary, Middle and High School to support students' transitions, academic success, personal and social development, and future planning. Counsellors work with different departments and maintain communication with faculty to deliver supportive services to all students and families. The counselling programme respects students' values and beliefs while addressing developmental needs. Counselling also offers parent support through coffee mornings, courses, newsletters or in person. Three full-time doctors are available on site during school hours; Dr Nino Merkviladze speaks English and Georgian, Dr Nana Topuria speaks Georgian and Russian, and Dr Liana Kaptsova (swimming pool) speaks Georgian and Russian.
New School, International School of Georgia offers the IB continuum for ages 3 to 18, with PYP, MYP and DP. The school teaches in Georgian and English, with language options including English A and B, Georgian A and B, Russian, French and Spanish, plus a Mother Tongue programme. It is the first IB World School in Georgia to offer all three IB programmes. Located at 35 Tskneti Highway in Bagebi, Tbilisi, the campus features an on-site gym, a recently added basketball court, and Johannes Hahn Residence with on-site boarding, staff support, a gym, a swimming pool, gardens and play areas. The library supports learning with resources and an online Libguide, and Moodle enables blended learning. With around 850 students from 40 nationalities, the school emphasizes inquiry-led learning, research skills and student agency. Extraordinary extracurriculars include Model United Nations, TOK/EE-related activities, and a robust athletics program with over fourteen teams globally.
