The Jahan Bilimli Çagalar Dünýäsi International Preparatory School has officially opened in Turkmenistan’s capital. The new educational complex, designed for preschool children aged 4 to 6, is designed to integrate advanced international standards with rich national educational traditions, according to the country’s International Information Center.
The opening of the institution marked an important step in improving the early development system and providing high-quality preparation for children’s further education in an international environment.
The school’s principal, M.Kakabaeva, and Steve King, head of education partnerships at Press & Assessment, University of Cambridge, spoke at the official event. They emphasized the critical importance of the new project for building the educational foundation of the younger generation.
The school’s curriculum is built on a method of total immersion in English through practical classes, research projects, and game-based learning. Highly qualified native-speaking teachers with extensive international experience, who adhere to Early Education Pathway standards, provide instruction.
The school’s innovative environment and modern infrastructure are aimed at unlocking the individual potential of each student, developing critical thinking, creativity, independence, and teamwork skills.
