Azerbaijan, Baku
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Baku Oxford School is a co-educational day school established in 1998, serving approximately 700 students from nursery to Grade 12. Students follow the International Early Years Curriculum and International Primary Curriculum in the primary sections, transitioning to Cambridge IGCSE, AS, and A-Levels in the secondary stages. The campus, located in the Badamdar district, features a gymnasium, swimming pool, dance rooms, and a dedicated theatre. The institution is particularly known for its strong Model United Nations (MUN) tradition, having established the Baku International Model United Nations (BIMUN) to provide students with a platform for debate and public speaking locally and internationally. Additionally, the Community Service Club actively supports vulnerable children in Azerbaijan through targeted fundraising and educational supply drives. Class sizes are capped at 20 students, ensuring focused instruction in a multilingual environment where English is the primary language, supplemented by Azerbaijani and Russian language classes.
108A Abbasgulu Abbaszadeh, Baku 1073, Azerbaijan
Baku Oxford School has 750 pupils, instruction in English.