Uzbekistan, Tashkent
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Early Years uses a play-based, inquiry-led model that emphasizes exploration, emotional security, and joyful discovery, with activities that foster social development, confidence, communication, and a positive attitude toward learning.
The medium of instruction is English. English support classes are available for students requiring more dedicated lessons; native English-speaking teachers are supported by a teaching assistant who speaks English, Uzbek, and Russian.
Student well-being is highlighted as part of the Canadian education program.
The school employs professional security guards, advanced surveillance technology, a fire protection system, a health clinic, and follows a Safety and Security Policy and Procedures.
Canadian School of Tashkent is the first Canadian school in Tashkent, licensed by Nova Scotia to deliver the Nova Scotia curriculum for grades 10–12. The Nova Scotia Public School Program structures grades 10–12 with credit-bearing courses. Core subjects—English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies—are taught by homeroom teachers; French, Music, Physical Education, Art, and Technology are delivered by specialists. Graduates earn the Nova Scotia High School Diploma, enabling direct admission to universities in Canada and worldwide, including UK, US, Europe, and Asia. The campus is modern and student-centered, with bright classrooms, labs, learning commons, studios, and makerspaces. There are green outdoor spaces, a cafeteria, a First Aid Clinic, and campus security on site. Sports facilities support indoor and outdoor activities. The school emphasizes travel abroad programs, international competitions, and university and career guidance from Grade 9, preparing students for university pathways. Students are prepared for higher education worldwide successfully.