A child learning multiple languages perceives fewer boundaries, as each foreign word reflects a national consciousness formed under different conditions. Combine this with an academic approach, technology, and both Russian and Singaporean mathematics, and you have the ideal school of the future, asserts Albina Nasyrova, founder of BC Academy in Dubai. Our project Bala-City translates to the city of happy children.
This city grows alongside our pupils. We did not view this project as a business — everything was done to create ideal conditions for the development and upbringing of our eldest son. Today, I take joy and pride in my students: the little ones who once sat on my lap are now teenagers preparing to enter top universities.
My son Ayaz continues his education in England. I now have three children, but I often say that I am a mother not only to my three but to the thousands of children who have studied and are studying with us. In the new academic year, there will be even more children — we are opening BC Academy International School and Early Childhood Centre in Dubai.
How did it all begin? Our existing school was visited by a government delegation from the UAE, and this collaboration eventually led to an invitation to open an educational institution under our brand in Dubai. We chose the British educational programme for its systematic and sequential approach.
Contrary to popular myth, the British programme does not imply excessive strictness and rigidity — on the contrary, everything in our school is built around the interests and needs of the child. By choosing BC Academy International School, parents give their children the opportunity to receive a high-quality education of global standards, master multiple languages, and become part of a global community. We believe that investing in education is investing in the future.
Teachers at BC Academy play a pivotal role. When they inspire and ignite a passion for their subject in children, students attend classes with enthusiasm. It is crucial for teachers to be passionate about their work and to convey this energy to the children. After all, a love of learning and a drive for success are instilled during childhood, before the onset of the challenging teenage years.