Student life
We are incredibly proud of our talented artist, Mehri Mammadzada
We are incredibly proud of our talented artist, Mehri Mammadzada, who participated in an art competition and showcased her amazing artwork! Her creativity and
Inter-School Mini-Football Championship
The Football team of the British School in Baku was awarded a special certificate for their victory and participation in the 2024 Inter-School Mini-Football Championship
Exploring the wonders of chemistry
Our students engage in fascinating experiments that demonstrate the science behind everyday reactions. Under the guidance of our dedicated teachers, these young scientists are exploring
Assembly devoted to raising Covid-19’s awareness conducted at British School in Baku
This week the Assembly devoted to raising Covid-19 awareness has been conducted with participation of Year 5 BV’s students in the Primary School. During the
Halloween as paid homage to saints
Did you know that the word Halloween means “hallowed evening,” and was previously known to early European celebrators as All Hallows’ Eve. All Hallows’ Eve (October 31) and All Saints’ Day (November 1) both paid homage to saints. Hallows literally means saints. The name was eventually shortened to “Halloween,” which we know and love to this day.
Art club team members develop their art skills by painting amazing pictures
Art club team members of the British School in Baku gained a wonderful opportunity to develop their art skills by painting amazing pictures.
During yesterday’s art session BSB’s teacher Ms. Leyla taught the pupils how to paint Flame Towers, which have become the symbol of modern Baku.
Children from Year 6 chose House captain
Children from Year 6 have chosen Zahra Gafarova as their House captain
BSB often uses the house teams when grouping children for different activities and for sporting competitions.
The role of House Captains are ones of privilege, pride, and responsibility.
Kids should be encouraged to develop their reading comprehension skills
Students of Year 5BV are studying interesting books in BSB’s library during their Reading lesson.
Reading is incredibly important both for children and adults. It nourishes the brain by snapping the neurons into action so it can process and break down information.