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07 September, 2022

Year 10 Students Started Their IGCSE Physics Journey

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Year 10 Students Started Their IGCSE Physics Journey

The STEAM programme at The British School of Tashkent in collaboration with Massachusetts Institute of Technology  is one of the best in the country. Our Year 10 students commence their IGCSE Physics journey by accurately taking measurements in a practical yet fun way. BST have world class teachers who ensure academic excellence and exceptional learning experiences.

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