Frequent Questions

Q: Is the Aga Khan School, Osh a religious school?

A: No, the school is non-denominational. Children from all religious backgrounds and nationalities are welcome. Admission is based on merit.

Q: Why study at an Aga Khan school and what is the difference between the Aga Khan School, Osh and other schools?

A: An Aga Khan school not only provides exceptional facilities and equipment, but also a child-centred approach to education that combines national and international best practices in education. The Aga Khan School, Osh enriches the National Curriculum in the following areas: the languages, math, sciences, information technology and the fine arts. The school's language classes are split into smaller groups with more interactive visual resources allocated to these subjects. In some cases, more periods of instruction are conducted after school. The school also offers a range of co-curricular activities relating to robotics, sports, the environment, art, dancing and more to nurture students’ interests and passions.

Q: After successfully completing their studies, where do your students go?

A: Annually, over 95% of the school’s graduates enter prestigious universities in the Kyrgyz Republic, other Central Asian countries, Russia, the United States of America, Eastern and Western European countries, and China. Some graduates attend the University of Central Asia, which has campuses in Naryn, Kyrgyz Republic and Khorog, Tajikistan.

Q: Do you provide textbooks?

A: Yes, the school provides all textbooks.

Q: Do you provide canteen services?

A: Yes, a privately managed company provides hot meals for lunch in the cafeteria. The canteen procures mainly local products to provide fresh and healthy meals for over 500 students daily. Additionally, a special menu is developed for students in the primary grade levels, providing them with a balanced meal to encourage their growth and development.

Q: What if we cannot afford to pay my child's school fees?

A: Financial assistance is available and is based on need and merit.
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Q: Does the school have internet? ?

A: Yes, students can access the internet in the computer labs and Learning Resource Centre.

Q: Are there classes held on Saturdays?

A: There are no classes on Saturdays. However, teachers attend professional development workshops and other activities at the school, as needed.