How Oxbridge International School's enhanced Russian program works
Oxbridge International School prioritizes not only grades but also subject comprehension, independence, and preparation for a future career. To achieve this, the curriculum includes in-depth courses, language training, project work, and individual support.

When choosing a private school, parents often wonder whether it can provide high-quality education, a high level of English, and comprehensive preparation for university entrance without the need for additional tutoring. Oxbridge International School's Russian program offers a solution to this problem by integrating everything necessary into the educational process.
**Strong Academic Preparation at Oxbridge International School**
At Oxbridge International School, the emphasis is on ensuring that children receive all the necessary knowledge and support directly in the classroom. According to the school, approximately 90% of families do not use tutors.
The school in Tashkent offers two study tracks:
* Russian program
* International program (Cambridge International)
More than 1,300 children aged 2 to 18 study across its two campuses.
**Features of the Oxbridge Russian Program:**
The Russian program is based on the state educational standard, which Oxbridge's methodological team has significantly refined and strengthened:
* **In-depth study of subjects:** Mathematics, physics, computer science, English, Russian language, and literature are taught at an advanced level.
* **Development of critical thinking:** The school's goal is not simply memorization, but a deep understanding and the ability to apply knowledge in practice, arguably defending one's conclusions.
* **Individualized approach:** Classes have a maximum of 24 students. For core subjects, starting in third grade (English, with proficiency assessment using the Cambridge methodology) and seventh grade (mathematics, physics, computer science), classes are divided into groups based on their level. This allows strong students to receive more challenging assignments, while those experiencing difficulties receive additional support to address their learning gaps.
**Student support system:**
Student support at Oxbridge is activated automatically, without parental request. Teachers constantly monitor each child's academic progress. If gaps or declines in performance are identified, the school promptly determines the causes, develops an individual support plan, and engages parents in collaborative efforts. Academic monitoring is conducted twice a year.
Dmitry Emmanuilovich, Director of the Russian Program, emphasizes: "We evaluate you strictly, but we also personally support you."
**Mathematics:**
The mathematics program is structured as a unified system. In the elementary grades, the modern Russian program by N.A. Soprunova is used, with the author's methodological support. Developmental mathematics and math clubs are also offered. In grades 5-6, students study D.E. Shnol's original course, which includes non-standard and Olympiad problems. A club, led by an experienced Olympiad coach, is available starting in grade 7 to prepare for mathematics competitions.
**English:**
Starting in first grade, the schedule includes 8 academic hours of English per week. Half of the classes are taught by foreign teachers specializing in teaching English as a foreign language, and the other half by Russian-speaking teachers. Oxbridge Russian School employs over 40 foreign specialists, creating a truly international educational environment.
Almost all students in grades 9-11 take the IELTS. According to the school's internal statistics, the average score is approximately 7.0. By the time students graduate, English becomes a fully-fledged tool for admission, university studies, and future careers.
**Uzbek Language:**
Starting in the 2025-2026 academic year, Uzbek will be taught using modern methods, with groups divided into levels based on proficiency. This allows for effective instruction for both native speakers and those for whom Uzbek is almost a foreign language. As a result, graduates achieve the level of Uzbek language proficiency necessary for further study, work, and a fulfilling life in Uzbekistan.
**Admission and Transfer Exams:**
Before admission, children undergo diagnostic testing to determine their current level, identify their strengths, and understand the support needed. The rules are the same for everyone.
When moving from one class to the next, students take internal transfer exams: mandatory math and English exams, as well as optional subjects. An unsatisfactory result is not a death sentence. The school analyzes the reasons, provides preparation materials, organizes support, and schedules retakes. The main criteria are the child's genuine progress and commitment to growth.
**School Atmosphere:**
At Oxbridge, there is no public ranking. Each student is compared to their own previous results. The school creates an atmosphere of respect and support where children can fully learn, ask questions, and not be afraid of making mistakes. A psychologist is available on each campus throughout the school day and can be contacted at any time. **Specialized Education in Senior Schools:**
In tenth grade, students choose a major:
* **Physics and Mathematics:** for future engineers, IT specialists, and technicians.
* **Chemistry and Biology:** for those planning a career in medicine and the natural sciences.
* **Humanities:** for studying law, languages, history, and social sciences.
* **Arts:** for future architects, designers, and creative professionals. This major was launched last academic year, allowing students to develop their artistic skills without leaving school.
Specialized subjects are studied in depth, while some non-specialized subjects are explored through project work. This allows students to focus on their chosen subject while gaining comprehensive knowledge without being overwhelmed. Students can also prepare for the international SAT exam as part of the school curriculum.
**Extracurricular Program:**
The extracurricular program complements the academic program. For example, in jewelry classes, students experience the full cycle of creating a piece, applying knowledge from drafting, mathematics, and physics.
The Yashnabad campus boasts a well-developed sports infrastructure:
* Football field
* Basketball court
* Volleyball court
* Tennis court
* Sports hall
* Gym
* Swimming pool
At the Mirzo Ulugbek campus, students have access to a library with over three thousand books, an art studio, and modern science laboratories.
**Learning Outcomes:**
Studying at Oxbridge is challenging, as the school consciously maintains a high academic standard throughout all eleven years. Graduates of the Russian program receive:
* A state-recognized certificate.
* A high level of English, confirmed by international certificates.
* Comprehensive knowledge of all subjects.
* Critical thinking and independent learning skills.
* Ability to apply knowledge in practice.
Oxbridge graduates go on to study at leading global universities, including strong national universities.
Oxbridge's Russian program is designed so that core academic work is completed at school, with additional support provided by teachers as needed, without parental request.
You can sign up for a personalized campus tour and diagnostic testing now. Admission to the Russian program is subject to availability, and decisions on application documents are made within one to three days.
**Contacts:**
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