Canadian School of Tashkent Hosts Successful Parent Orientation Program
Building Stronger Partnerships for Student Excellence
The Canadian School of Tashkent successfully concluded its comprehensive Parent Orientation Program last week, welcoming families to an engaging and informative session focused on academic excellence, community building, and student success for the 2025-2026 school year.
Jean-Paul Bhikarry, Vice Principal, led the school's leadership team in presenting the school's vision, academic programs, and exciting new initiatives designed to enhance the educational experience for all students.
The presentation highlighted the school's continued commitment to delivering world-class Canadian education while celebrating the rich multicultural environment that makes CST unique in Central Asia.
"We're not just educating students; we're developing global citizens who will lead tomorrow's world," said Bhikarry during his opening remarks. "This orientation marks the beginning of a true partnership between families and our school community."
Key Highlights from the Program
The orientation covered essential topics including curriculum updates, extracurricular opportunities, digital learning platforms, and the school's comprehensive student support services. Parents received detailed information about the Canadian curriculum standards and learning outcomes.
Families also learned about the school's expanded student success initiatives, travel abroad programs and university pathways, reflecting CST's commitment to preparing students for global university admission.
Looking Forward: Exciting Developments Ahead
The 2025-2026 academic year promises significant enhancements to the CST experience. The school has some exciting plans for:
• New Partnership Programs with leading Canadian colleges and universities for admission pathways.
• Expanded Cultural Exchange Initiative connecting CST students with leading schools, competitions, and student groups in Uzbekistan and internationally.
• State-of-the-Art School Facilities improved changes to educational experience at the CST, featuring collaborative study spaces, modern classrooms and advanced technology integration in our learning and teaching programs.
• Enhanced Parent Engagement continued focus on real-time academic progress tracking and communication.
Community and Global Connections
Parents expressed enthusiasm about the school's commitment to maintaining strong ties with Canadian educational standards while embracing local cultural richness. The orientation featured testimonials from the parents about their initial experience interacting with the CST academic team and their confidence in school’s ability to shape the future of their children.
Next Steps for Families
Following the orientation, families received comprehensive welcome packages including academic calendars, contact directories, and digital access credentials for the school's learning management system. Individual parent-teacher conferences are scheduled in the near future, providing personalized discussions about each student's academic journey.
About the Canadian School of Tashkent
The Canadian School of Tashkent (CST) is the first Canadian school in Uzbekistan, licensed by Canada’s Nova Scotia Department of Education and Early Childhood Development (EECD). CST’s approach to education is rooted in three guiding principles: Inquiry-Based Learning, Personalized Instruction and Future-Focused Outcomes. CST prepares students for success in top universities worldwide while fostering appreciation for cultural diversity and community service.
The Canadian School of Tashkent continues to accept applications for the 2025-2026 academic year. Interested families are encouraged to schedule campus tours and admissions consultations.
For more information about admissions, programs, or upcoming events, visit www.canadianschool.uz or contact the school at info@canadianschool.uz.
