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Uzbekistan, Tashkent
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Education from Primary through Secondary follows the National Curriculum of England and Wales with adaptations for Uzbek government requirements. The latest campus development provides new comprehensive sports facilities and science laboratories.
Primary School Clubs include Origami, Chess, Gymnastics, Dance Talent Club, Judo, Football, Basketball, Choreography, Tennis, Piano, Journalism club; Secondary School Clubs include Book club, Drama club, Vocal, Photography, Spelling Bee, Basketball, Football, Indoor games, Debate, Choreography, World languages.
World languages is a Secondary School Club.
Clubs across Primary and Secondary offer social and hobby activities including Origami, Chess, Gymnastics, Judo, Dance, Drama, Photography, Journalism, Debate, and various sports such as Football and Basketball.
Sports facilities support physical activity with clubs for Gymnastics, Football, Basketball and Tennis; dress code is Smart casual.
Located in the Yakkasaray District, Tashkent Ulugbek International School offers a British Curriculum for students aged 6 to 18. The school is a co-educational day school delivering the National Curriculum of England and Wales, with adaptations for Uzbek government requirements. From Key Stage 1 to Key Stage 4, students study English, mathematics and science, with a broad set of subjects including art, geography, history, languages and physical education. The curriculum emphasizes language development, literacy, numeracy and practical inquiry across science and computer studies. The campus provides a well-equipped learning environment with modern classrooms, auditoriums and science laboratories, and has recently expanded to include sports facilities. The school supports a wide range of extracurriculars, including sports, performing arts, and cultural activities, offering clubs such as Origami, Chess, Drama, Journalism, and World Languages. This combination creates sustained opportunity for academic growth alongside personal development in an international community for families relocating overseas.
