The last school bell has rung for the 12th graders at MAARIF! Alongside their teachers, the students brought back beautiful memories of their school years. Congratulations to our graduates! Wishing you the best of luck as you embark on this new, independent chapter of your lives!

At Maarif School, we celebrated the completion of first grade with a special ceremony. Each student of the Cambridge first grade successfully completed the 2025–2026 academic year and was awarded a commemorative certificate and gifts in recognition of their achievements.

Happy Independence Day, Georgia!  Take a look at how we celebrated this meaningful day

Announcement of MAGIS 2026 Competition ResultsDear Students and Parents,We are pleased to announce the results of the MAGIS 2026 competition organized by International Maarif Schools Georgia.The participation certificate for each contestant is attached. Participants can view their results through the link provided below.We sincerely thank all students who took part in the competition for their hard work, participation, and interest shown toward this academic event.For any additional questions regarding the results, please contact the administration of the respective campus using the numbers below:RESULTSTbilisi Campus: +995 591 23 44 66Marneuli Campus: +995 511 10 29 85We wish you continued success!Respectfully,International Maarif Schools Georgia

Students from our Tbilisi and Marneuli Campuses visited the Turkish Embassy in Tbilisi to gain firsthand insight into the daily work of the embassy and diplomats.We would like to express our sincere gratitude to H.E. Mr. Ambassador Mustafa Türker Arı for the warm welcome and for providing our students with such an invaluable experience.

We celebrated the April 23rd National Sovereignty and Children’s Day at the International Maarif Schools Georgia Tbilisi Campus with the participation of, foremost, H.E. Mustafa Türker Arı, Ambassador of the Republic of Türkiye to Tbilisi, as well as representatives from TİKA Tbilisi, the Yunus Emre Institute, various attachés, Turkish businesspeople, and local Georgian authorities.