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This term across Primary, all children took part in our Anti-Bullying Week campaign to help create a safer learning environment, where everyone can feel secure and welcome.

Learn how to make a Pumpkin Pie by Ms. Stacy Carney’s recipe.

Before staring my current role, I previously worked at BST in both IT and HR departments. I have always love working in a school; where I enjoy spending time in a vibrant environment and can see the way children develop and grow to be independent over the years.

The Primary Canteen Art Competition was BST’s first official House event of the year. The aim was to create unique and creative works of art, to display in our canteens on both the Kalandar and Sayram campuses. The theme of this fun competition was Fruits and Vegetables. Whilst we wanted the children to have fun and get creative, we also wanted to teach them about the importance of a healthy lifestyle.

On Friday 30th October, the British School of Tashkent (BST) launched their state-of-the-art STEAM Centre (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) with a gala event. Delegates included ambassadors, businessmen, subject experts, socialites and bloggers who arrived with their children to experience STEAM.

Around the world, many of us are currently experiencing a time of uncertainty. The big changes which have occurred this year have affected the way almost all of us work, study and live. Throughout this period, delivering quality teaching and our full curriculum of education has remained our top commitment. Whether in the classroom or learning with us through our virtual school - each individual student, their unique learning journey and their academic goals are at the heart of what we do.

Since childhood, I was a sickly and weak child but also cheerful. That is why I often got bullied by my peers. On the advice of doctors and teachers, I was sent to train in gymnastic and later wrestling. My first coach showed me that anyone can become strong but being kind is more important.

This is a subject that is only taught to students who are in years 10-13. It helps students to understand the world they will enter after their studies.

We are pleased to inform you that this academic year our school has joined the Share a Dream project.

If you enjoy reading books, love talking to people, being a librarian is the perfect choice for you

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At BST we appreciate the importance of a balance between academic and practical skills for well-rounded individuals.

After a difficult year, we are delighted to share in the success of Year 11 students in their IGCSE results.

Dear parents, We’d love to meet you in person, but while that is not possible we are excited to invite you to our very first Virtual Coffee Afternoons.

On Tuesday 11th August our IGCSE results for Cambridge examinations arrived and once again we are so proud of our students’ achievements. A very well deserved ‘well done’ to all in Year 11!

During our lessons last week, the children have done different activities.

We are delighted to announce that Dr André Nel will be the next Principal at The British School of Tashkent (BST). He will be joining us at the start of the new academic year in August 2020.

Over the two weeks, Year 1 children have been learning about time. The students made paper clocks, that helped them tell the time to the hour and the half-hour. They explored different units of time such as seconds, minutes and hours. Despite the physical school closure, the children continue to stay active and engaged.

Have you ever drawn a picture of a friend or family member in profile? If so, you have made a silhouette. During our ART lesson this week we have concentrated on the new theme, "silhouettes from under the sea". The students have given definitions to the words: silhouette, foreground, background, diagonal line, outline, etc. and answered the questions about silhouette pictures before starting to draw their own.

During our English lesson today, we were talking about the Present Perfect Tense. The students have read the story, given definitions to different words and answered the questions in the Present Perfect Tense. They have found the words in the wordsearch and have done different tasks.