First/Given Name Nozimjon Middle Name Family Name/Surname

Does your school serve an
underserved or
disadvantaged community
(LGBTI, students with
disabilities, from low-income
families, racial/ethnic minority
groups, etc.)? Please
describe how in the
description of your school
and community.
No
Do students pay tuition to
attend the school?
No
In less than 200 words, please
tell us briefly about your
school and the community it
serves: Who are the
students? What do they do
when they graduate or
complete their studies at your
school? What kind of work do
their parents do? How are
students selected to attend
your school? Please briefly
share any other important
information about the school
community here.
The Presidential School in Namangan is one of 14 Presidential schools in Uzbekistan designed to
educate gifted children in the country from 5th to 11th grade. The school offers in-depth STEAM
courses based on the Cambridge curriculum. These students are expected to become future leaders
and scientists of Uzbekistan. After graduating, about 50 percent of students are sent to study at
foreign universities through government scholarships, while others study at local universities in
various fields. To be admitted to the school, students take a multi-stage qualifying exam by the
Cambridge Assessment and the most knowledgeable and talented are selected.
Background Considerations
Has a teacher at your school
participated in the Teaching
Excellence and Achievement
(TEA) program, the
International Leaders in
Education (ILEP) program, the
Fulbright Teaching Excellence