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24 August, 2022

BST Students Achieve Outstanding Academic Results 08-24

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BST Students Achieve Outstanding Academic Results

Students from the graduating class (Year 13) at The British School of Tashkent were overjoyed to receive their A Levels results this week. They all performed brilliantly and attribute their success to the wonderful teachers at BST. We are proud of their success and that most of them received offers from all universities they applied to. 
We wish you all a great future ahead.

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