38 Sarikul Street, 100005, Tashkent, Tashkent City, Uzbekistan.
38 Sarikul Street, 100005, Tashkent, Tashkent City.
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Tashkent International School (TIS) is a not-for-profit, independent, co-educational day school in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, run by a board elected from the parent community. It was founded in 1994 and today serves children of diplomatic families, the international business community and local residents. It was the first school in Uzbekistan authorised to teach the IB curriculum from preschool to Grade 5. TIS is accredited by CIS and NEASC and offers all three IB programmes: the Primary Years Programme from preschool to Grade 5, the Middle Years Programme for Grades 6 to 10, and the Diploma Programme in Grades 11 and 12; students can also earn an accredited U.S. high school diploma. English is the language of instruction and every student learns an additional language. The community includes more than 50 nationalities, more than 80% of students are international and no single nationality makes up more than 20% of the roll. Class sizes average about 12 in preschool, 14-15 in elementary and up to 19 in secondary. The school is known locally as 'the Park' because of its 13-acre wooded campus, about 10 minutes from the city centre, with mature trees, gardens and a pond. TIS is a member of CEESA and a founding member of CAFA, the Central Asian federation for athletics, arts and activities, and it runs an outdoor Adventure Program and a scholarship for talented Uzbek students entering Grade 10.
Educational System of Tashkent International School
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Pedagogical method general Curriculum
School values
TIS describes itself as a community of learners who push themselves, explore boundaries and build connections in order to make a positive difference. Its three learning principles, Challenge, Explore and Connect, shape classrooms, sport and community life. The school says it is not run for profit or answerable to shareholders, and it sees itself as a community school. A Statement of Community treats parents, families, volunteers and service providers as partners in education, and the school follows the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in its child protection policy.
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Attention to Diversity at Tashkent International School
Attention to diversity
Educational Stages of Tashkent International School
Nursery
Preschool
Primary
Middle School
High School
Vocational Training
Information about the educational stages of the Tashkent International School
TIS has an Early Learning Center and elementary school (PYP) and a secondary school (MYP and DP). The Early Learning Center, a play-based programme, has three classes: Owlets for children who are fully three (half days until noon), Preschool 1 for ages 3-4 and Preschool 2 for ages 4-5. The elementary school continues from Kindergarten to Grade 5. The secondary school covers Grades 6 to 10 in the Middle Years Programme and Grades 11 and 12 in the Diploma Programme. The school day runs from 8:20 to 15:20.
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Languages and International Programs at Tashkent International School
Russian (High)
English (Instructional)
French (Half)
Korean (High)
Information about languages of the Tashkent International School
English is the language of instruction throughout the school, and every student also learns another language. English Language Learner (ELL) support runs from Grade 1 to Grade 8, and applicants to those grades need no minimum level of English; from Grade 9 fluency is required, as there is no ELL in Grades 10-12. Russian is taught from the elementary years with a communicative approach and its own library. In the IB Diploma, students can take Russian or Korean literature as Language A, or Russian, French or English as an acquired language. Elementary pupils also take Uzbek Cultural Studies.
IB (International Baccalaureate)
Montessori Model United Nations (MMUN)
American Curriculum
Information about international degrees and programmes of the Tashkent International School
TIS offers the full International Baccalaureate continuum. The Primary Years Programme runs from the Early Learning Center to Grade 5, and TIS was the first school in Uzbekistan authorised to use it. Grades 6 to 10 follow the Middle Years Programme, and Grades 11 and 12 the Diploma Programme, with Language A in English, Russian and Korean literature, language acquisition in Russian, French and English, and subjects in economics, geography, history, biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, music, theatre and visual arts, plus TOK and CAS. Students can also earn an accredited U.S. high school diploma, and a college counsellor supports university applications.
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Extracurricular Activities at Tashkent International School
Arts activities
Music
Viola
Crafts
Drawing
Crafts
Painting
Dance
Singing
Theater
Violin
Cultural activities
Science
Reading workshop
Debate
Programming
Robotics
Sports activities
Athletics
Football
Basketball
Tennis
Chess
Karate
Artistic gymnastics
Volleyball
Hockey
Yoga
Information about extracurricular activities of the Tashkent International School
The TIS Owls compete in three seasons: football, cross country and middle school volleyball in the fall, basketball in the winter, and volleyball, track and field and middle school football in the spring. Varsity and junior varsity teams travel to CAFA tournaments with schools from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan and Tajikistan, and the school also takes part in CEESA. Each trimester there is a wide co-curricular programme, including chess, robotics, coding, debate, Model UN, tennis, yoga, gymnastics, karate, wushu, ball hockey, pottery, painting, drama productions, choirs, strings, orchestra and rock bands. The Adventure Program offers hiking, skiing, kayaking and diving trips.
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Services and Facilities of Tashkent International School
Dining room
Dining room - External catering
Bring food from home
Other services
Field trips / retreats
Exchanges
Scholarships
Security
Information about the services offered by the Tashkent International School
The canteen serves a weekly-ordered set lunch of soup, main course, salad, fruit and compote, and families may send healthy home-made food instead (sweets and fizzy drinks are banned). A student support team provides learning support based on the IB model of inclusion, as well as ELL classes, and there are elementary, secondary and college counsellors. The fully enclosed campus has full-time security, and the Tashkent International Clinic operates on site with its own entrance. A Parent Teacher Organization raises money for scholarships, and there is an exchange programme.
Facilities
Music room
Laboratory
Art room
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Maker space
Library
Computer lab
Facilities
Children's playground
Facilities
Gym
Running track
Volleyball court
Football pitch
Basketball court
Other facilities
Multipurpose/conference room
Garden
Information about the facilities of the Tashkent International School
The 13-acre enclosed campus lies in a quiet residential area about 10 minutes from central Tashkent, with full-time security, wooded grounds, gardens and a pond. It has a three-storey secondary building, a three-storey elementary building (2015), an art and design building (2014), a separate preschool with its own playground, and a building for languages and counselling. Sports facilities include two full-size gymnasiums with basketball and volleyball courts, a fitness room, a soccer field, a track and outdoor basketball courts. Indoors there are two libraries, an auditorium, a theatre, a BlackBox drama studio, four computer labs, three science labs, makerspaces and art and music rooms.
Awards and Recognitions of Tashkent International School
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