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The British School of Tashkent is proud to be the only school in Uzbekistan to hold prestigious accreditations from COBIS, BSO, and membership in both FOBISIA and AoBSO — reflecting our unwavering commitment to global educational excellence.

The British School of Tashkent hosted The Eco Forum – Sharing Best Practice, bringing schools across Tashkent together to exchange ideas and inspire action for a greener future.

Our annual Walk All Over Cancer event united the BST community, raising 25 million UZS to support a young child’s treatment and honouring the legacy of former Principal, Mr David Kirkham.

The British School of Tashkent will open a new purpose-built campus in August 2026, offering world-class facilities for students aged 18 months–18 years.

An introduction to Nord Anglia Education's Global Campus initiative

Learn more about how to manage screentime

As part of our 15-year anniversary celebrations, we sat down with Dr Andre to learn more about him – and to find out why he owns so many doppas! 

What does a Principal really do, and why does their leadership matter so much to students, teachers, and families?

Homework has long been a key component of education, helping students develop skills beyond the classroom. However, it’s often met with mixed feelings from students, parents, and even educators.

Tashkent blends Soviet-era architecture with modern development, bustling bazaars with high-end shopping malls, and traditional hospitality with a growing expat community.

On 10th May 2025, Mr Michael successfully completed the first-ever Issyk Kul Six-Day Challenge.

Our very own Mr Michael (32), popular Maths teacher from Scotland and avid runner, is gearing up to take part in the first-ever Issyk Kul Six-Day Challenge this May.

In this INSIGHTS article, find out what parents can do to support children who grow up internationally as 'Third Culture Kids'.

Unlocking the potential within every child fundamentally hinges on one key factor: the profound impact of early relationships.

Each spring, Uzbekistan bursts into colour and celebration as Navruz - literally translating to ‘New Day’ - ushers in the Persian New Year. Marking the arrival of spring, Navruz is one of the most significant and cherished festivals across Central Asia.

Educators from The British School of Tashkent joined over 200 international teachers and leaders from Nord Anglia Education schools at the SEAMEI Teaching & Learning Conference 2025, held in Abu Dhabi.

Sumalak is a beloved traditional dish made from sprouted wheat, prepared annually during Navruz, the Persian New Year. Learn about the history and cultural significance of sumalak. 

Sumalak is a cherished Uzbek dish made from germinated wheat, traditionally prepared during Navruz to symbolise renewal and the arrival of spring.

In November 2024, The British School of Tashkent proudly hosted its annual Charity Chess Tournament, welcoming around 100 talented young players, aged 7 to 16, from schools all across Tashkent and the Fergana region.

The pace of technological change feels truly staggering today. In the face of such rapid change, it’s important to prepare our kids for a future rife with change. This piece discusses the importance of fostering curiosity in children to help them adapt to rapid technological advancements.