A Canadian school taking root in Tashkent
One K–12 school with Canadian rigour, an international outlook and Uzbek heritage.
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A Canadian school taking root in Tashkent
Canadian School of Tashkent (CST) is Uzbekistan’s first Canadian school. It is a single K–12 school that combines Canadian academic rigour, an international outlook and Uzbek heritage, all at once and none at the expense of the others.
- Class sizes capped at twenty, so every child is known by name
- Teachers who eat lunch with students and attend their concerts
- Thirty-four nationalities learning side by side
- Licensed in Uzbekistan and in Nova Scotia, Canada
Our Mission
In the spirit of excellence and collaboration, fostering curiosity and character in every student, every day.
Our Vision
A community of curious and responsible individuals, aspiring to grow and to serve others.
Four Core Values
Curiosity
The question matters more than the answer. A lifelong love of exploring and discovering.
Excellence
A high standard met every day, in schoolwork, conduct and care for the community.
Responsibility
Owning our learning and our actions, and doing what is right even when no one is watching.
Collaboration
Working well across cultures and ideas, because one shared purpose makes friendship last.
Licenses & Memberships
Uzbekistan
Licensed by the Ministry of Preschool and School Education for Kindergarten through Grade 12.
Nova Scotia, Canada
Grades 10–12 are licensed by the Province of Nova Scotia. Graduates earn the Nova Scotia High School Diploma.
Council of International Schools
CST is a CIS member, committed to international standards in teaching, safeguarding and wellbeing.
Leadership
Every decision traces back to the children: how it feels to walk through these doors each morning, and whether every child is being taken seriously.
Come and see CST for yourself
A campus visit answers more questions in twenty minutes than a hundred emails.