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International Sun Day
On May 4, 2026, International Sun Day was celebrated at Makhinjauri Maritime School with the active participation of 11th-grade students.
As part of the event, a presentation was held on the topic: “The Sun – A Source of Life and Energy on Earth: Power, Prospects, and Challenges.” Students presented thematic posters and discussed the importance of using solar energy and its potential in the future.
The activities aimed to raise students’ awareness of the importance of
Eco-Friendly Activity
On April 30, 2026, as part of the Earth Day commemorative week, another eco-friendly activity was held at Makhinjauri Maritime School.
Students of the 11A and 11B classes participated in a tree-planting activity during their Biology lesson. As part of the initiative, 15 fir trees were planted in the green areas surrounding Makhinjauri Maritime School.
The students once again recognized the importance of caring for the environment and made a practical contribution to improving the local green
World Book and Copyright Day
On April 23, 2026, World Book and Copyright Day was celebrated at Makhinjauri Maritime School. The event was organized by the school library.
As part of the celebration, students and vocational students of Makhinjauri Maritime School exchanged books as gifts. This activity highlighted the role of books as a universal and meaningful gift that contributes to raising public awareness and promoting the value of reading.
Alongside the book exchange, students and vocational students had the
A Public Lecture Dedicated to Mother Language Day
On April 21, 2026, a public lecture dedicated to Mother Language Day was held at Makhinjauri Maritime School on the topic: “The Georgian Language – A Shield of Our Identity and Energy for the Future: A Concept for the Protection and Promotion of the Language.” The lecture was delivered by Angela Jaqeli, a Georgian Language and Literature teacher.
The lecture focused on the challenges facing the Georgian language in the era of globalization. Discussions addressed not only the
Earth Day
On April 21, 2026, Makhinjauri Maritime School held an activity dedicated to Earth Day, with the participation of 11th-grade students.
The activity aimed to raise students' environmental awareness and deepen their understanding of major environmental challenges, including climate change, environmental pollution, and biodiversity loss. As part of the event, students presented thematic projects and presentations on these important issues.
The event was organized by the school's Geography












