About
Buckswood International School Tbilisi has campuses in Tskneti and Gelovani. Its curriculum is based on the Georgian National Curriculum, combined with British school traditions and European educational innovations. Teaching uses VR/AR, flipped classroom, project-based learning and debates. Subjects include Georgian, mathematics, programming and robotics, English, German, French and Russian, sciences, social sciences, sports, art and music.
Key facts
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Curriculum
Own curriculum · IGCSE · A Level
Ages
Ages 5–18
Type
International school
Curriculum and academics
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Curricula, explainedIGCSE · A Level
IGCSE
Ages 14–16, 2 years · Ages 14–16
A subject-by-subject qualification taken around age 16 in British-style schools — usually 5–10 subjects studied over two years.
A Level
Last 2 years of school · Ages 16–18
The British university-entrance qualification: usually 3–4 subjects studied in depth for two years; UK universities make offers on these grades.
Ages are the usual bands; schools can differ.Curriculum basics guide
Strengths
- Languages
- Sport
- STEM
Campus and school life
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Sports
- Football
- Volleyball
- Artistic gymnastics
- Basketball
- Rugby
Arts
- Art
- Music
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