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A dual curriculum
We are the only international school in the region to offer a dual British-Uzbek curriculum
Strong values
Our students are always seeking ways to improve themselves and the community around them
Forward thinking and innovative
We adopt the latest teaching theories and practices to ensure our students are ready for the future
Academic rigour
We prepare students to be lifelong achievers empowered with the confidence and skills to succeed
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