What are the schools in Tbilisi like?

"The International School of Georgia (ISG) is one of the best international schools in Tbilisi, Georgia. It offers an international education in English combined with Georgian language and culture. ISG has an experienced team of highly qualified teaching staff with educators from over 15 nations. It provides a stimulating and engaging curriculum that incorporates inquiry-based learning. It also strives towards developing compassionate students who are equipped to be active global citizens. The Eurasia International School is another great option for international and bilingual education in Tbilisi, Georgia. It is a modern, coeducational school which provides education in English and Georgian. During their time at the school, students are encouraged to develop their academic and language skills and to also expand their appreciation and understanding of world cultures. In addition, the school provides various extracurricular activities including sports and theatre, which pupils can join on a voluntary basis. The Bright Horizons American International School Tbilisi is a private school offering an American curriculum and a well-rounded international education. It has the capacity to accept students of all ages, from nursery to grade 10, and prepares them for success in the global arena At Bright Horizons, students have access to state-of-the-art facilities, a rich curriculum, excellent teaching staff, and an array of activities, clubs and after-school programs. The Lyceum School is an independent, international day school located in Tbilisi, Georgia. It offers a truly bilingual learning environment, teaching in English and Georgian, with an emphasis on innovation, critical thinking and problem solving. The school is equipped with the latest teaching technologies, modern facilities and experienced staff. In addition, Lyceum provides extracurricular activities, sports, art and theatre productions," commented one expat when asked about in Tbilisi, Georgia Rep.

"I am very happy with the school. My son has learned an amazing amount of Russian in just a few months (impressed a native Russian speaker he talked to while stateside this summer). All the staff is very welcoming. Class sizes are small. A teacher recently received a grant to purchase iPad Mini's for student use in class for research/educational purposes," explained one expat in Tbilisi, Georgia Rep with kids at QSI Tbilisi.