Dushanbe International School

Dushanbe International School
Location
Dushanbe
Information
Type International school
Founded 1997
Headmaster Fatih Elibol,
Gender Co-educational
Color(s) Blue, White
Newspaper DIScovery
Website www.dis.tj

Dushanbe International School (DIS):International school located in Dushanbe, Tajikistan. DIS offers Cambridge International Examinations in addition to local examinations.

Lessons are taught in English. Tajik and Russian are the compulsory second languages.

Academics

School Sections

DIS is divided into three sections: Kindergarten, Primary School and Secondary School. There are 11 grade levels in Dushanbe International School.

Facilities

DIS offers various physical activities, including group sports, volleyball, basketball, football (soccer) and table tennis. Picnics and field trips are frequently arranged in our school. There are clubs for Science, Maths, English, Computer Studies, Soccer, Table Tennis, Basketball, Volleyball, Music, Journalism and Chess.

There is a computer laboratory and a collection of educational and recreational CD-ROMs. There is 12-hour Internet capacity in school and through the network most of the staff have access to the Internet. The students also have access to Internet during IT lessons, after the lessons and at the weekends. School's library is one of the best, possessing around 8000 books, most of which are available for student's use.

History

Dushanbe International School (DIS) was founded in 1997 to serve the international community in Dushanbe and the surrounding area. It now houses students in grades Year 1 to Year 11 and Kindergarten. Students are drawn from families working for both the international and local business communities, including the diplomatic corps and various multi-national government-funded organizations.

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