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Projector School

Georgia, Tbilisi

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The school at a glance
Instructs in Russian, English
Fees GEL 7,600 - 11,700
Ages 3 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary)
Taught languages Georgian, English
Strengths Languages, STEM, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School
Introduction

Projector School offers the Cambridge curriculum for primary and secondary years, serving ages 3 to 18 as a non-selective international educational center. The school operates a bilingual framework in English and Russian with in-depth study of Georgian, and uses all three languages across activities to support multilingual learning. Classes are small, with no more than 12 students per group, and teachers from around the world continually develop their professional skills. The learning program places Georgia's history, culture and traditions at the center of inquiry. Beyond academics, the school runs a rich extracurricular program including an International Conference, Chess, Mosaic and Visual Arts. Cambridge FCE exam preparation supports English at the B2 level, while programming through Python introduces basic and object-oriented concepts. Arts offerings include Drawing, Mosaic, Theatre and Animation. Clubs span Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, and Social and Hobbies, along with inclusive Community and Service and Leadership activities.

39 Sairme St, Tbilisi, Georgia

The Essentials

Projector School has instruction in Russian, English.

Location

39 Sairme Street, Tbilisi, Georgia.

Type

Non-selective international educational center.

Pupil Nationality Mix

Diverse cultural and educational backgrounds.
Fees

Annual tuition at Projector School ranges from GEL 7,600 to GEL 11,700 for 2026/27.

Application fees

- Annual registration (application) fee: USD 300 per pupil, charged once per year and included in the school's published annual totals for each year group.

Tuition fees — Russian-language classes (annual and per term when paid in two equal instalments)

- 0–3 classes:
- Tuition (annual): USD 6,800.
- Monthly food supplement: USD 50 (USD 500 per year).
- Registration fee: USD 300 per year.
- Total (annual, tuition + food + registration): USD 7,600.
- Per term (two equal instalments): USD 3,800 each (50% of the annual total).

- 4–8 classes:
- Tuition (annual): USD 7,300.
- Monthly food supplement: USD 50 (USD 500 per year).
- Registration fee: USD 300 per year.
- Total (annual, tuition + food + registration): USD 8,100.
- Per term (two equal instalments): USD 4,050 each.

- 9–11 classes:
- Tuition (annual): USD 8,300.
- Monthly food supplement: USD 50 (USD 500 per year).
- Registration fee: USD 300 per year.
- Total (annual, tuition + food + registration): USD 9,100.
- Per term (two equal instalments): USD 4,550 each.

Bilingual (Cambridge) supplement — additional annual charges and resulting totals

- Where a pupil is in the bilingual/Cambridge stream there is an annual bilingual supplement that is added to the annual total; the school publishes per-class supplement amounts and resulting annual totals as follows (annual, with per-term instalment shown as 50% of the annual total):
- Year 4: supplement USD 700 → Total annual USD 8,800 → Per term USD 4,400.
- Year 5: supplement USD 1,000 → Total annual USD 9,100 → Per term USD 4,550.
- Year 6: supplement USD 1,200 → Total annual USD 9,300 → Per term USD 4,650.
- Year 7: supplement USD 1,700 → Total annual USD 9,800 → Per term USD 4,900.
- Year 8: supplement USD 2,600 → Total annual USD 10,700 → Per term USD 5,350.
- Year 9: supplement USD 2,600 → Total annual USD 11,700 → Per term USD 5,850.
- Years 10–11 (A-level stream): published annual fee USD 12,600 (A-level stream; note this figure is shown as the annual A-level amount). Per term USD 6,300.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The tuition charge may be paid either as a single annual payment (paid in advance for the school year) or as two equal instalments (50% + 50%). The two instalments are due by 1 August and by 1 January. Annual registration is charged in addition.

Boarding fees

- The school operates as a day school (school day runs Monday–Friday, 08:30–15:50 with three meals provided during the day). No boarding programme or boarding fees are published.

Other costs and exclusions

- Meals: three daily meals are provided; an additional monthly food supplement of USD 50 is shown and is included in the annual totals above (USD 500 per year).
- Learning materials: most teaching and handout materials are included; parents are expected to provide personal stationery and workbooks, which are not included in the listed tuition.
- Extracurricular activities offered up to the published school day (up to 15:40/15:50) are included in the tuition.
- Other potential costs (for example external examination fees for international qualifications or optional activities arranged outside normal school hours) are not itemised in the published fee tables and would be charged separately if applicable.

Refund information

- The school charges an annual registration fee and publishes annual tuition totals; specific refund terms for tuition or registration are not set out in the published fee materials. For billing arrangements and any refund queries, the school's admissions contact is provided.

Fee payment options

- The published materials set the payment schedule (annual or two 50% instalments) and list school contact details for arranging payment. The school's contact details are: +995 551 157 918 and info@p-s.ge. Specific payment channels (for example card, bank transfer, direct debit) are arranged through the school's administration.

Summary — key figures (annual totals)

- 0–3 classes (Russian stream, total): USD 7,600 per year (per term USD 3,800).
- 4–8 classes (Russian stream, total): USD 8,100 per year (per term USD 4,050).
- 9–11 classes (Russian stream, total): USD 9,100 per year (per term USD 4,550).
- Bilingual/Cambridge stream: supplements and resulting totals vary by year; examples include Year 4 total USD 8,800, Year 8 total USD 10,700 and Years 10–11 (A-level) USD 12,600 per year.
Academics

Projector School teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary) for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum

Projector School offers an international program with a bilingual framework in English and Russian, with in-depth study of Georgian. In addition to the English-Russian bilingual program and Georgian study, activities are conducted in all three languages to help students learn languages more effectively and adapt to a multilingual environment. Classes are small, with no more than 12 students per group. The faculty comprises teachers from around the world who continually develop their professional skills. The school also emphasizes Georgia's history, culture and traditions as part of the learning experience.

Student Teacher Ratio

Small classes, with no more than 12 students per class.
Parent Experience

Community

Projector School is an international educational center with students from diverse cultural backgrounds. Class sizes are limited to 12, and the faculty includes teachers from around the world as well as local educators, with ongoing professional development. Instruction is in English and Russian, with in-depth Georgian study, and activities are conducted in all three languages to support multilingual learning. The school emphasizes Georgia's traditions and culture and partners with Matrix Academy (Toronto, Canada), Phoenix School, and School Insight (Kazakhstan).
Facilities

Extra Curricular Facilities

Beyond the school, Projector School offers extracurricular activities including an International Conference, Chess, Mosaic, and Visual Arts.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school offers Cambridge FCE exam preparation to strengthen English proficiency at the B2 level. It teaches programming through Python, introducing basic programming concepts and object-oriented programming. An International Conference brings together teachers, school administrators, researchers, and practitioners from Russian- and English-language contexts to discuss student motivation across ages and life situations. The school supports ongoing intellectual development through activities that extend learning beyond the classroom.

Arts & Creative

Drawing classes provide basic knowledge and unlock creativity. Mosaic classes explore ancient art and hands-on creation, bringing ideas to realization. Theatre releases self-expression through performance, roles, and stage work. Animation trains perseverance as students storyboard, create characters, and produce short films, while learning about visual arts styles and professions.

Cultural & Language

The school teaches in Russian and English with in-depth study of Georgian. In addition to the bilingual English–Russian program and Georgian language study, activities are organized in English, Russian, and Georgian to support multilingual learning and adaptation. Cambridge FCE English-language preparation supports learners at the B2 level. The International Conference is conducted in Russian and English to share insights on learning motivation across cultures.

Social & Hobbies

Extracurricular clubs cover a broad range of social and hobby activities. The Chess Club develops logical and strategic thinking, while rock climbing strengthens body and spirit and builds coordination. Ballroom dancing promotes good posture and quick decision-making, and streetball develops agility and teamwork. Guitar lessons and cooking workshops cultivate musical listening and practical life skills.

Community & Service

The educational process at Projector School is built on genuine dialogue between teachers and students. We nurture friendly and respectful relationships among students and all members of the community, teaching respectful dialogue, non-aggressive conflict resolution, teamwork, and acceptance. The school includes students with special needs and works to develop tolerance and inclusive practices. We aim to build a school of the future where happiness, common sense, and love of knowledge thrive in an atmosphere of kindness and acceptance.

Leadership & Professional

Students acquire new knowledge and skills through personal activity rather than passive reception. We avoid giving ready-made solutions, helping students learn how to learn and use their strengths and natural curiosity. Students train to consciously formulate learning goals and plan their path to achievement. The curriculum is designed to move from success to success, continually expanding the boundaries of what is possible.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

The school follows a work-life balance, respecting the need for both study and childhood and ensuring that learning is part of daily life. They emphasize happiness and well-being, aiming for a joyful, supportive environment where children can be present in the moment. The school is committed to nurturing a climate of kindness and acceptance, where happiness and practical learning go hand in hand.
Languages

Language Provision

English and Russian are taught through a bilingual program, with Georgian studied in depth. Activities are conducted in all three languages to support multilingual learning and adaptation.

Bilingual Teaching

The school teaches in Russian and English, with in-depth study of Georgian. There is a bilingual program in English and Russian.

Immersion Programs

Activities are organized in English, Russian, and Georgian to support multilingual language learning and adaptation.
Admissions

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