NEWS
18/12/2010
Internal football match was held between the teams of Tbilisi Public School №64 in the scope of the President’s initiative on sports popularization. Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, Irine Kurdadze observed the final match. U.S. Marines attended the match at Public School №64 as well.
17/12/2010
Director of the National Center for Education Quality Enhancement of MES, David Kereselidze and the representatives of the Center visited Kutaisi School №45 for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children and presented the children with sweets, domestic items, TV, DVD player, CDs of their favorite cartoons and different gifts on St. Barbara’s Day.
17/12/2010
Students of Shuapkho School,
Dusheti region visited Tbilisi Public School №24
on December 17. The event was held in the scope of the project Distinguished
Day that is designed to support integration of the schoolchildren of Tbilisi
Public Schools and mountainous regions.
17/12/2010
Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, Nodar Surguladze and General Director of Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation, Sulkhan Sisauri congratulated the Children With Special Needs on St. Barbara’s Day.
16/12/2010
In the scope of the program Teach
And Learn With Georgia of MES, English Language Club was established by the
initiative of the volunteer foreign teacher, Jennifer Smith in Tsalenjikha
School №2. 10-12 graders joined the club.
16/12/2010
In the scope of the program
Netbooks for the First Graders, 21 class
tutors of the first grade of the pilot First Experimental School, №53,
schools of Tserovani and the village of Dighomi pass trainings in IT at the
First Experimental School.
16/12/2010
Event dedicated to the 33rd
anniversary of enthronement of the Catholicos Patriarch of all Georgia Ilia II was
held in Tbilisi Public School №51. Event reflected life and merit of
the Catholicos Patriarch of all Georgia Kalistrate Tsintsadze.
16/12/2010
Representatives of the National
Curriculum and Assessment Center visited Akhaltsikhe boarding-school №7
where 34 children with limited abilities study. Director of the Center, Natia
Jokhadze presented the children with different gifts.
15/12/2010
Minister of Education and Science
of Georgia, Dimitri Shashkini and the USAID Mission Director, Jonathan M. Conly
signed a Memorandum of Cooperation. Applied Civic Education and Teacher Training
program will be launched in the scope of this Memorandum.
15/12/2010
Famous education expert,
Professor of the University of Connecticut, Head of Educational Psychology
Department, Swaminathan Hariharan, along with the specialists of the National
Examination Center work on developing High School Exam system in Georgia.
15/12/2010
Chairman of the Parliament of
Georgia, David Bakradze visited Tbilisi Public School №51
and met with the second graders, spoke about the significance of literacy and
read Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tales in the scope of the project Book
Buddy, initiated by MES.
14/12/2010
Integration of the volunteer
English language teachers in Georgian society is ongoing. Foreign teachers who
have arrived in Georgia in the scope of the program Teach and Learn With
Georgia are interested in Georgian culture, history and art. They personally
take part in different events.
14/12/2010
Minister of Education and Science
of Georgia, Dimitri Shashkini introduced three-person group of the Resource Officers
at Rustavi Public School №21. In parallel with this school,
Resource Officers launched their activities in the schools №1, №2,
№3, №4, №5, №6, №7,
№8 and №9. They will enter in all schools of
Rustavi step by step.
14/12/2010
First Deputy Minister of
Education and Science of Georgia, Koka Sepherteladze opened the new swimming-pool
at Tbilisi Public School №175. Company Royal 2009 implemented the
rehabilitation works.
13/12/2010
3 teachers were awarded with prizes for the given best lessons through the netbook. MES and National Center for Teacher Professional Development announced competition of the best lesson for the class tutors being involved in the pilot program Netbooks for the First Graders.
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