The British School of Tashkent Welcomes Back Their Community

BST were delighted to welcome their students, parents, and community back to school after the summer break. There was great excitement and enthusiasm as students met their teachers, friends, and staff. It was a celebratory atmosphere at school and everyone is looking forward to a great start to the new academic year.

Students were glad to receive their welcome packs which included backpacks, bottles, and tote bags.

We wish them all the very best for the new term and new academic year.

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