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Leading the Way: Uzbekistan’s First and Only AoBSO School

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Why Early Years Are The Most Important Years In Learning

Unlocking the potential within every child fundamentally hinges on one key factor: the profound impact of early relationships.

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Principal Receives Prestigious Education Award in Uzbekistan

The British School of Tashkent is immensely proud to announce that our Principal, Dr Andre Nel, has been honoured with a prestigious award by the Ministry of Education in Uzbekistan. This recognition reflects his remarkable dedication and efforts towards the advancement of education in the country.

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Exemplary Exam Results for BST Students

At A Level, a total of 83 exams were taken with 41% of students achieving an A* or A, far surpassing the UK average of 28%. Several students achieved remarkable individual results.

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The British School of Tashkent Educators Join Global Leaders in UAE to Shape the Future of Teaching

Educators from The British School of Tashkent joined over 200 international teachers and leaders from Nord Anglia Education schools at the SEAMEI Teaching & Learning Conference 2025, held in Abu Dhabi.

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Everything You Need to Know About Sumalak

Sumalak is a beloved traditional dish made from sprouted wheat, prepared annually during Navruz, the Persian New Year. Learn about the history and cultural significance of sumalak.

Uzbek woman making traditional sumalak at The British School of Tashkent

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How to Make Sumalak: A Traditional Uzbek Recipe

Sumalak is a cherished Uzbek dish made from germinated wheat, traditionally prepared during Navruz to symbolise renewal and the arrival of spring.

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BST Chess Tournament: A Celebration of Chess and Charity

In November 2024, The British School of Tashkent proudly hosted its annual Charity Chess Tournament, welcoming around 100 talented young players, aged 7 to 16, from schools all across Tashkent and the Fergana region.

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Raising Curious Kids in a Changing World: Practical Tips from Nord Anglia's INSIGHTS

The pace of technological change feels truly staggering today. In the face of such rapid change, it’s important to prepare our kids for a future rife with change. This piece discusses the importance of fostering curiosity in children to help them adapt to rapid technological advancements.