Compare French Curriculum International Schools in Georgia

Tbilisi, Georgia. The school is part of the AEFE network.

Preschool, Primary, Middle, High.

French international school in Tbilisi; part of the AEFE network.

6 nationalities represented

Georgia

Every day, the chef and team prepare in-house fresh, varied and balanced meals. Canteen hours are Monday to Friday, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., depending on class. The catering team serves meals individually to each child, with particular attention; the canteen is HACCP-certified.

The École Française du Caucase is part of the AEFE network (Agency for French Teaching Abroad) and is recognized and supported by the French state.

Pupils: 466+; Teachers: 45; approximately 10:1 student–teacher ratio.

Graduates have earned the French Baccalauréat. One alumnus obtained the Baccalauréat and is in the third year of a licence in political science. Another studied medicine at Charles University in Prague (English-language program). A graduate obtained the general Baccalauréat with honors and went on to study at the University of Human Sciences of Toulouse, Faculty of Geography, Environment and Planning (GEA). Another studied at Sorbonne Nouvelle University in Paris.

Graduates pursue higher education at European universities, including the University of Human Sciences of Toulouse (GEA) in France; Sorbonne Nouvelle University in Paris; and Charles University in Prague (Medicine, studied in English).

The school implements first aid training sessions as part of its commitment to student safety and civic education. Grade 7 participates in a 3-hour Life-Saving Actions introductory course to acquire essential reflexes in emergency situations; the session is January 30, 2026 with additional sessions planned in March. Grade 9 participates in Civic First Aid (PSC) voluntary sessions on Saturdays, March 14 and 21, 2026, with additional sessions on June 6 and 13, 2026. A certificate is issued at the end of the training. Training teaches students to act, protect, and save lives and supports responsibility and citizenship.

1. Submit the completed enrollment form with an ID photo. Provide the child's birth certificate and identity document (ID card or passport) and copies of the parents' passports. Provide evidence of mandatory vaccinations (diphtheria, tetanus, polio) or a certificate of medical contraindication. If transferring from another school, include an attendance certificate (EXEAT) and a copy of the grades book for the previous and/or current year.
2. Enrollment is effective upon payment of the enrolment fee. The school fees are paid in three installments at the beginning of each term to the bank account of the French School of the Caucasus. Payments can be made in GEL or Euros, with international transfers available from abroad.
3. For students joining after Grade 1, parents commit to translating all listed documents into Georgian at a notary's office to register their child with the Ministry of Education; this step is compulsory and is not included in the enrolment/school fees. From Grade 2 (CE1) onwards, for students who have not previously attended a French school or who are not French nationals, a French language test is required. The language test helps assess the student's level in order to tailor their educational support and promote success within the School.
4. Please contact the administration to obtain more information concerning admission and to book a visit of the facilities. The administration team is available to guide you through the enrollment process.

Located in Tbilisi, Georgia. Building A 2 I. Skhirtladze St.; Building B 10A K. Kutateladze St.; Building C 47 Al. Kazbegi Ave.; Tbilisi 0177, Georgia. Buses pick up and drop off at designated bus stops on the main roads of various districts, with GPS tracking and a parent portal to track their child's school bus location in real time. For bus service, contact the Transportation Department: [email protected], Tel: (+995 32) 2 39 59 64; register via the provided form.

European Kindergarten: Ages 3-5 (Georgian and English sections). IB Programmes: Primary Years Programme (PYP) Grades 1-5; Middle Years Programme (MYP) Grades 6-9; Diploma Programme (DP) Grades 11-12; Career-related Programme (CP) Grades 11-12. Georgian Programme: Grades 1-12.

36 nationalities represented.

Learning Support Programme; English Language Learners (ELL); English Recitation Program. One-on-one and group lessons are conducted during the first half of the day, as well as later on after classes.

Georgia

School starts at 9:00 and finishes at 17:00.

Safe, efficient transportation with GPS-tracked buses. Buses pick up and drop off at designated stops on main roads across districts, with a GPS tracking system and a parent portal to track location in real time. For questions, contact the Transportation Department and register via the provided form.

The school has a uniform. Uniforms in all sizes are available at the European School Shop in Building B, 10 Kalistrate Kutateladze Street. The shop opens on August 1st, from 10:00 to 18:00, and is open every day except Saturday and Sunday.

The canteen and cafeteria serve fresh, healthy meals prepared on-site by experienced staff, with three fully equipped kitchens and HACCP-compliant hygiene standards. Meals can be tailored to dietary needs; free breakfast and lunch are provided to all students in grades 1–3, and a paid meal plan is available for grades 4–5; meals can be purchased in the canteens or cafeterias, with digital menu boards in Building B and Building C.

The school is governed by a Supervisory Board, including Gela Bezhuashvili (Chairman), Svetlana Lambrianova, Nana Mosidze, Peter Gittins (Adviser Consultant), and Giorgi Sichinava.

IB Programmes: Primary Years Programme (PYP) for Grades 1–5; Middle Years Programme (MYP) for Grades 6–9; Diploma Programme (DP) for Grades 11–12; Career-related Programme (CP) for Grades 11–12. Georgian Programme: curriculum stems from the national curriculum, with modern, innovative teaching methods delivered by highly qualified specialists who merge and standardize national and international programmes to strengthen and enhance teaching quality. European Kindergarten: Ages 3–5 with two sections, Georgian and English. 36 languages taught. Location: Tbilisi, Georgia.

The European School provides psycho-emotional support through the Student Wellbeing Division to protect students' rights and help them adapt to the school environment. The division includes a Child Protection Officer, a team of psychologists, a doctor, and a speech therapist. Psychologists provide individual or group counseling to support the psycho-emotional state and to enable students, including those with disabilities, to participate fully in learning. The division offers psychological materials, activities, training, and workshops for students, parents, and teachers. The speech therapist provides group and individual sessions for students with speech issues, using methods such as LSVT, Oral Motor, and therapeutic speech massage. The doctor maintains a medical room for first aid and leads health education on nutrition, hygiene, and preventive care.

The European School provides support for students with disabilities through the Student Wellbeing Division. The division includes a team of psychologists and a speech therapist to help learning and participation. Counseling is offered to students individually or in groups to support their psycho-emotional needs and enable full participation in learning. The speech therapist provides group and individual sessions for speech issues with a well-equipped therapy office and advanced methods. The doctor coordinates student health and supports inclusive approaches to learning. The division provides training and workshops for staff and parents to support inclusion and safeguarding.

Eight languages are taught at the European School. English language teachers with CELTA certificates are among the staff. European Kindergarten offers two sections to enroll in – Georgian and English. The school employs English language teachers with CELTA certificates to support English instruction. Books are offered in multiple languages including English, Georgian, French, German, Greek, Persian, and Russian, supporting language learning resources across the school.

The European School prioritizes mental wellbeing through the Student Wellbeing Division, which focuses on protecting students' physical and psycho-emotional health. The division provides psycho-emotional support via psychologists and counselors, and offers resources, activities, and workshops on mental health and resilience for students, parents, and staff. Health education and wellbeing initiatives are coordinated by the division and the medical team. The UCCO and other student support services work in tandem to promote a healthy, supportive school environment.

The European School has a Child Protection Officer as part of the Student Wellbeing Division to protect students' rights and safety. The team raises awareness about safeguarding and safety measures, and organizes training and workshops for staff and parents. The division detects and responds to violence against children according to established procedures. Safeguarding is supported by ongoing health and safety practices led by the medical team and school staff to maintain a safe learning environment.

1. OpenApply is the online admissions and enrollment system used by European School. Applicants can apply from anywhere in the world using the OpenApply portal. The system supports uploading required documents and photos and handling payment transactions online. It includes an online payment gateway, automatic text messaging, and automatic email updates. 2. An application fee is required as part of the process and is nonrefundable. The fee amounts are: 100 EUR for European Kindergarten and Preschool; 150 EUR for the Georgian Program; 250 EUR for IB Programmes; 250 EUR for ASAS. 3. To apply online please click on es.openapply.com. Follow the online instructions to complete the application. You can upload required documents and photos and make payment transactions through the portal. Confirmation communications are sent by text and email as part of the process. The OpenApply system enables applicants to complete their submission from anywhere in the world.

The David Bezhuashvili Education Foundation established the 'Excellent Student of European School' scholarship program. The scholarship is merit-based and not based on financial need. The Foundation reviews grants at the end of every academic semester. Awards renew automatically from semester to semester as long as the recipient remains in good academic and social standing. The school establishes eligibility criteria and benchmarks for scholarship applicants. The Foundation is a non-profit charity organization that supports educational programs in Georgia.

Waiting lists exist after class size limits for Preschool–Grade 5 and Grades 6–10. Preschool–Grade 5 class sizes are up to 20 students; there are waiting lists after this. Grades 6–10 class sizes are up to 20–22 students in Georgian Program Primary year groups and up to 15 students in IB PYP groups; there are waiting lists after this.