BST offers a contemporary British international education to students in Early Years through to Secondary up to Year 12. The school was established in 2010 and has grown steadily to a nearly 600-strong student body. The school boasts more than 30 nationalities, making it a truly diverse setting in which to work.
All of our classroom teachers are UK-qualified and receive up-to-date training to ensure standards are always high. State-of-the-art technologies and a range of rich academic resources are integrated into our curriculum and classrooms to ensure pupils are prepared for the future. Small class sizes and low student to teacher ratio means that students can receive the support they require to make good progress.
The school has two campuses on the north west side of the city in the pleasant residential areas of Mirzo-Ulugbek. The Sayram campus offers Early Years to the important transition of Year 2 and the Kalandar campus provides a stimulating environment for our students from Year 3 – 13. Primary and Secondary education have access to some superb sports facilities including a swimming pool and gymnasium. In addition, the classrooms are modern with state-of-the art technology.
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Number of students
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Maximum number of students: 600
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Number of nationalities represented in the school
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32
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Most common nationality
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Uzbek
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Max. number of students per class
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In Primary, class sizes are between 20-24 pupils and in Secondary, 24-26.
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Average number of students per class
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25
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Does the school employ teaching assistants?
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Yes
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Native English speaking teachers
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Yes
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Language support for students not fluent in English
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English as an Additional Language
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Additional language classes offered by the school
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Russian, Uzbek, French, Korean
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Use of technology in the classroom
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Learning is supported by up-to-date technology. Every pupil is provided with an iPad or MacBook and Internet access is available throughout the school campus. Lessons incorporate technology where appropriate, and rely on more traditional media where technology does not provide a clear benefit.
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Is the school ready to use virtual classrooms when needed? (e.g. teaching lessons online if the school is closed, e.g. during COVID-19 closures)
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Yes, Google Classroom, Seesaw
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Do teachers assign homework to their students?
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Yes
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Uniform required
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Yes
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Entry evaluation for students
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Assessment
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Students can join after academic year begins
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Yes
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External examinations or assessments available
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IGCSE, A-Levels
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Do students practice religion at the school? What religion?
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No
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School bus service available
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No
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Dedicated staff/programs for students with special learning needs
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No
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Student access to education psychologist
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Yes
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Qualities and characteristics best defining the school
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The British School of Tashkent is the only school in Uzbekistan to offer a world-class joint British-Uzbek curriculum, allowing both expatriate and local Uzbek students to receive a top quality, international education.
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Facilities
The school has two campuses; Sayram Campus (Pre-Nursery - Year 2) and Kalandar Campus (Year 3 - Year 13). Both campuses offer modern/smart interior and exterior environments, with playgrounds and facilities that are age appropriate, safe and enjoyable. The facilities on offer match that of any top international school, not only in terms quality, but also in how they enhance the education we provide.
The Kalandar Campus, which opened in August 2017, includes 26 new classrooms, laboratories, library, canteen, theatre, 3 sports halls, 25 metre swimming pool and a toddler pool. There is also recreational playgrounds and an outdoor 5-a-side football astroturf pitch.
In the Classroom
See what life is like in the classroom for students at BST
BST offers a rich and varied education based on the English National Curriculum that allows pupils to explore the breadth and depth of their abilities. Our curriculum has an international focus by offering a dual British-Uzbek curriculum.
Sports
See how our students engage in physical education and form healthy habits for life.
After School
BST views after school activities and enrichment as an integral part of the education of our children, and to that end offers a wide range of clubs that aim to introduce the child to potential hobbies, develop particular sports, provide language learning or IT support and inspire an interest in areas that perhaps they would not be exposed to through the normal curriculum.
Our students enjoy learning through educational visits, which are crucial opportunities to expand education beyond classroom.
See our recent school events and celebrations, and the creative side of or students in music and drama performances.
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