GCSE and A Level results 2025/26 at The British School of Tashkent

2026-11-13 · The British School of Tashkent · 8 sources

In short

In its 2025/26 results, The British School of Tashkent reported that 51% of A Level grades were awarded at A or A* and 77.1% at A* to B, with 100% of students achieving A-C in GCSE Mathematics and 96% achieving A* to C in English.

Overview

The British School of Tashkent (BST) published its 2025/26 GCSE and A Level results in a news post dated 07 September, 2026. The school was founded in 2010 and describes a complete academic pathway from EYFS to A Levels. Its sections are listed as Early Years, Primary, GCSE and Sixth Form.

BST states that it is home to nearly 600 students representing more than 40 nationalities. It is part of the Nord Anglia Education family. The school opened its purpose-built campus in August, bringing its Early Years, Primary and Secondary communities together in one location after previously being based across two separate campuses.

A Level results

The school reported two headline figures for A Level grades in 2025/26:

Measure	BST 2025/26
Grades awarded at A or A*	51%
Grades awarded at A* to B	77.1%

The post also describes when members of the A Level cohort joined the school. Almost half of the A Level cohort joined BST in Key Stage 4 or later. Among A Level students who joined BST during their primary years, 85.7% achieved at least one A or A*. The school adds that many of these students achieved multiple top grades.

GCSE results in Mathematics and English

For GCSE, the school published figures for Mathematics and English:

Subject	Grade band reported	Share of students	A* or A
Mathematics	A-C	100%	47%
English	A* to C	96%	49%

The figures above are the GCSE subject results available in the material for this article; they cover Mathematics and English only.

Olympiad medals earlier in 2026

Before the summer examination results, BST students took part in two international competitions held between 28 April and 3 May 2026.

At the German Math Olympiad, students from BST earned:

three Gold medals
one Silver medal
four Bronze medals
two Honourable Mentions
a top-three placement in an international age category

At the Hi-Lingua Language Competition, across English-based challenges, BST students secured:

seven Gold medals
ten Silver medals
six Bronze medals
three Honourable Mentions

The school reported a total of 31 medals and five Honourable Mentions across both events.

Art at GCSE and A Level

In a post dated 14 October, 2026, the school described its art courses at examination level. At BST, IGCSE Art and Design includes painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture and photography. The portfolio accounts for 60% of the qualification, with the remaining 40% assessed through an externally set assignment.

At A Level, BST's course includes a personal investigation combining practical work, supporting research and a written study of at least 1,000 words.

Inspection context

The school states that it achieved full accreditation as a British School Overseas (BSO) following its most recent inspection in October 2025, carried out by Penta International. In that inspection, the curriculum was judged good with outstanding elements.

What the published figures cover

The results material used here does not give the number of students in the GCSE or A Level cohorts, or results for GCSE subjects other than Mathematics and English.

Questions parents ask

What percentage of A Level grades at The British School of Tashkent were A* or A in 2025/26?

The school reported that 51% of A Level grades were awarded at A or A*. It also reported that 77.1% of grades were awarded at A* to B.

How did GCSE students do in Mathematics and English?

The school reported that 100% of students achieved A-C in Mathematics, with 47% achieving A* or A. In English, 96% achieved A* to C, with 49% achieving A* or A.

Did students who joined the school later take A Levels there?

Yes. The school states that almost half of the A Level cohort joined BST in Key Stage 4 or later. Among A Level students who joined during their primary years, 85.7% achieved at least one A or A*.

Which stages of education does the school cover?

The school describes a complete academic pathway from EYFS to A Levels, with sections listed as Early Years, Primary, GCSE and Sixth Form.

Have students won medals in academic competitions?

Yes. In competitions held between 28 April and 3 May 2026, BST students won a total of 31 medals and five Honourable Mentions across the German Math Olympiad and the Hi-Lingua Language Competition.

Location	Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Programmes	A Level
Year groups	Pre-Nursery – Year 13
Annual tuition	UZS 149,588,000 – 301,203,000 per year (2026/27) source