A Canadian education built for tomorrow’s world
A rigour-first curriculum that protects curiosity early and builds towards a Nova Scotia diploma.
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One Continuous Journey, Ages 5 to 18
A rigour-first curriculum, traditional where tradition serves the child and progressive where progress does.
Lower Primary · Ages 5–8
Everything starts with curiosity. A daily literacy block, Singapore-style maths, and an integrated Inquiry subject, with a homeroom teacher and co-teacher in every class.
Upper Primary · Ages 8–11
Curiosity sharpens into inquiry. Science and Social Studies become their own subjects, and Uzbek joins Russian so every child grows up trilingual.
Middle School · Ages 11–15
Inquiry matures into independence. Specialist teachers, lab science, a Science Fair research project and the start of the Future-Ready courses.
High School · Ages 15–18
Independence becomes a passport. The Nova Scotia program leads to a diploma recognised by universities around the world.
Four Categories, One Complete Education
Core Academic
English, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies, taught to Nova Scotia examination standards.
National Languages
Russian from Kindergarten and Uzbek from Grade 3, keeping students grounded in their heritage.
Specialist & Arts
Physical Education, Visual Arts, Music, Drama and Health Education.
Future-Ready Studies
Coding, robotics, AI literacy, ethics and more. Mandatory, not optional enrichment.
Skills for Jobs That Do Not Exist Yet
🍁 The Nova Scotia Pathway
In Grades 10–12 students follow the same provincial curriculum as their peers in Halifax, with courses such as Pre-Calculus, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Canadian History and Global Politics. Graduates may leave with three qualifications: the Nova Scotia High School Diploma, the Uzbekistan National Certificate and the CST Diploma.
A Week in Grade 12
Six periods a day, Monday to Friday. Times are Tashkent time and the schedule is subject to change.
| Period | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Breakfast 08:00–08:30 | |||||
| Homeroom 08:30–08:40 | |||||
| P108:40–09:35 | Applied AI & Emerging TechnologiesSirojiddin Madaminov · Rm 606 | Psychology & Human BehaviourSamir Ismailov · Rm 504 | Applied AI & Emerging TechnologiesSirojiddin Madaminov · Rm 606 | English Language ArtsValentine Olakunle Mejolagbe · Rm 503 | Global PoliticsRoch Alain Poirier · Rm 403 |
| P209:40–10:35 | Global PoliticsRoch Alain Poirier · Rm 403 | Global PoliticsRoch Alain Poirier · Rm 403 | English Language ArtsValentine Olakunle Mejolagbe · Rm 503 | Psychology & Human BehaviourSamir Ismailov · Rm 504 | Psychology & Human BehaviourSamir Ismailov · Rm 504 |
| Morning recess 10:40–10:55 | |||||
| P311:00–11:55 | Pre-CalculusAbdulalghani Husein Meshreghi · Rm 502 | PhysicsMahmoud Mamdouh Mahfouz · Rm 501 | Graduate Success ProjectJebeai Abdel Karim Al · Rm 603 | BiologyVacancy Science · Rm 601 | Graduate Success ProjectJebeai Abdel Karim Al · Rm 603 |
| P412:00–12:55 | PhysicsMahmoud Mamdouh Mahfouz · Rm 501 | English Language ArtsValentine Olakunle Mejolagbe · Rm 503 | Pre-CalculusAbdulalghani Husein Meshreghi · Rm 502 | Pre-CalculusAbdulalghani Husein Meshreghi · Rm 502 | NS Course Extension BlockUnassigned |
| Lunch 13:00–13:45 | |||||
| P513:50–14:45 | Graduate Success ProjectJebeai Abdel Karim Al · Rm 603 | PhysicsMahmoud Mamdouh Mahfouz · Rm 501 | ChemistryVacancy Science · Rm 601 | BiologyVacancy Science · Rm 601 | Physical EducationGymnasium Coaches (Fri, last 2 periods) · Rm B01 |
| P614:50–15:45 | ChemistryVacancy Science · Rm 601 | ChemistryVacancy Science · Rm 601 | BiologyVacancy Science · Rm 601 | Applied AI & Emerging TechnologiesSirojiddin Madaminov · Rm 606 | Physical EducationGymnasium Coaches (Fri, last 2 periods) · Rm B01 |
| Afternoon recess 15:50–16:00 | |||||
| After-school activity 16:05–17:00 | |||||
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