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Uzbekistan, Tashkent
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The French School of Tachkent began in 1997 as a result of French expatriate parents' desire to offer continuity of education and access to high-quality education for Francophones and Francophiles in Uzbekistan. A French association under Law 1901, formed by the parent community and under the authority of the Ambassador of France in Uzbekistan, supports the school's mission to extend the Public Service of French education abroad. The school currently welcomes more than 100 students from Uzbekistan and more than ten other nationalities, with more than 20 teachers providing education from Preschool to Grade 12 and a 99% success rate at the Baccalaureate Diploma and the Junior School Certificate since the school's creation. The languages taught at primary level are English and Russian; in total, four living languages are offered in addition to French during schooling. The school has been a partner of AEFE since 2001.
Extracurricular activities and physical activities are offered as part of school life. A library is available for student use, and a school newsletter is published. Field trips are organized and there are various school events throughout the year.
The French School of Tachkent has a parent community that formed a French association under Law 1901. This association operates under the authority of the Ambassador of France in Uzbekistan. Its aim is to extend the mission of the Public Service of French education abroad. The school has been a partner of AEFE since 2001.
Lycee Francais de Tachkent is a French international school in Uzbekistan. The campus offers Preschool through High School in the French education framework. Elementary is AEFE-accredited and secondary CNED-accredited; the school has been part of AEFE since 2001. It maintains multilingual education with 12 nationalities represented, and languages at primary level include English and Russian, with four living languages offered alongside French. Class sizes are small, averaging about 18 students per class, supporting individualized progress. The school reports a 99% pass rate at the Baccalaureate Diploma and Junior School Certificate since inception. Facilities include a 2022 indoor gymnasium and access to the nearby Dinamo complex, featuring a swimming pool, tennis courts, and a multi-sport facility. The Centre de Documentation BCD library supports study with NTIC courses; CNED materials and corrections are prepared on-site for collège; a cantine operates with online payment. Extracurriculars include robotics, chess, arts, choir, drama and dance.
