About Silk Road International School (SRIS)
Silk Road International School, also known as «SRIS», is a Cambridge International School, which focuses on personality development, teaching locally relevant subjects and strong academics.
SRIS Bishkek was established in 1999 and is in independent Kyrgyz ownership with an international leadership team since June 2020. Today SRIS offers the full education path from Cambridge Early Childhood in Kindergarten to Cambridge Advanced level in Grade 12.
SRIS students graduate with the internationally accepted Cambridge IGCSEs and AS/A Levels and many additionally take the Kyrgyz Attestat Exams.
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English
Primary Language
English
Ages
4 to 18
Max Class Size
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Richard Montoya, 2 months ago
Very good school but kinda unorganized like the time where they kept complaining about how they needed new books and then got a playground that no asked for but still good school also no air conditioning
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eklessiia, 9 months ago
'Silk Road International School provides the best stimulation for young students to develop responsibility, integrity and self-motivation.' -- this is the first things that comes up when you search the name SRIS, however the fact that middle schoolers walk around smoking/vaping and lying about it to their parents, hanging out with college students (mind you, who are 19+year olds) after class without parents or teachers knowledge doing what they are not supposed to do - really makes you question what kind of responsibility, integrity and self-motivation this school teaches them. yes the parents are the ones who are in charge of disciplining the kids but how can they do that when kids spend majority of their time in school? now, some things are acceptable for high-schoolers but MIDDLE schoolers?? really? kids who are 11-14 years old? if this school is really helping the students develop 'responsibility, integrity and self-motivation', like they claim, they are doing a terrible job. teachers, you probably don't get paid enough but come on, pay attention to your kids! you are responsible for them, for their safety and development when they are assigned to you. it takes just a little extra effort to make sure they get home, to make sure they are not hanging around with the wrong company. I hope you do better. Sincerely, concerned sister of the middle schooler that attends SRIS.
