The British School of Tashkent

As part of Nord Anglia Education, BST gives students access to collaborations with The Juilliard School for music, drama and dance, and with MIT for STEAM challenges set by university professors, as well as UNICEF-linked social projects. The school is a member of FOBISIA and COBIS and holds British Schools Overseas accreditation.

Families can follow the English National Curriculum from the early years through to A-levels, with 18 IGCSE and 10 A-level subjects on offer. In 2025, 37% of A-level grades were A* or A, and at IGCSE 90% of grades were between A* and C. Uzbek nationals can also follow a dual pathway that combines IGCSEs with the national attestat.

BST moved into a purpose-built campus in the Mirzo Ulugbek district of Tashkent, designed for up to 1,500 students. It has six science laboratories, a robotics laboratory, three ICT suites and Design & Technology workshops, a STEAM centre with 3D printers and laser cutters, a theatre with more than 350 seats, drama and dance studios and music rooms. Sport is served by a 25-metre, 10-lane pool, an indoor sports hall, an outdoor pitch and a basketball court, alongside libraries and adventure playgrounds.

The school includes dedicated spaces for inclusive learning and language development: four SEN rooms and four EAL centres support students who need additional help with learning or with English.

Students can choose from more than 40 extra-curricular clubs covering sport, music, the arts, languages and science. The programme is complemented by excursions within Uzbekistan and international expeditions, community service projects with local charities, and the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award for older students.