Saida Mirziyoyeva Visits Specialized Boarding School for Talented Students
Uzbekistan
More than 260 students have begun studying at a specialized boarding school with an advanced foreign-language curriculum. Head of the Presidential Administration Saida Mirziyoyeva reviewed the school’s educational process and academic programme.
One of the school’s key areas is STEM education, covering mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology and IT. Students will have the opportunity to study these subjects in depth, work on practical projects, apply their knowledge and conduct independent research.
The educational model places emphasis not only on theoretical knowledge but also on developing students’ ability to work independently and conduct research. Students will be able to explore their chosen fields in greater depth and apply their knowledge through project-based work.
Foreign-language training is another important component of the programme. Students will study English and Chinese at an advanced level, combining language development with training in science and technology-related subjects.
At the same time, a significant part of the curriculum is devoted to the Uzbek language, the history, literature and culture of Uzbekistan. The programme therefore combines modern academic disciplines with the study of the country’s national language and cultural heritage.
Saida Mirziyoyeva said that she supports this approach to education.
“I am close to this approach — giving children modern education and opportunities for the future while preserving a strong connection with their country and its culture,” she said.
The school’s programme therefore brings together advanced STEM education, foreign-language training and the study of Uzbekistan’s language, history, literature and culture. The combination is designed to provide students with modern academic opportunities while maintaining a strong connection to their national heritage.
The educational model places emphasis not only on theoretical knowledge but also on developing students’ ability to work independently and conduct research. Students will be able to explore their chosen fields in greater depth and apply their knowledge through project-based work.
Foreign-language training is another important component of the programme. Students will study English and Chinese at an advanced level, combining language development with training in science and technology-related subjects.
At the same time, a significant part of the curriculum is devoted to the Uzbek language, the history, literature and culture of Uzbekistan. The programme therefore combines modern academic disciplines with the study of the country’s national language and cultural heritage.
Saida Mirziyoyeva said that she supports this approach to education.
“I am close to this approach — giving children modern education and opportunities for the future while preserving a strong connection with their country and its culture,” she said.
The school’s programme therefore brings together advanced STEM education, foreign-language training and the study of Uzbekistan’s language, history, literature and culture. The combination is designed to provide students with modern academic opportunities while maintaining a strong connection to their national heritage.
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