Invento, an international school in Uzbekistan, is built around the idea that academic results alone no longer prepare students for university or the workplace. Alongside standard coursework, the school pairs classroom teachers with learning specialists, a school psychologist and a speech therapist, aiming to support each student's own pace and strengths rather than push a single fixed curriculum.
The school runs more than 20 after school activities, spanning football, basketball, karate and chess to pottery, music and drama, alongside exam preparation for IELTS and SAT and language instruction in Chinese and Italian. Its student body draws from more than 20 countries, taught by 52 teachers from 23 nations, with English as the primary language of instruction alongside Uzbek and Russian.
Invento's first graduating class received offers from more than 40 universities across multiple countries, including Pennsylvania State University, KU Leuven and the University of Exeter. The school operates two campuses, one serving early years students aged 2 to 6 and the other covering Grades 1 through 12, with admissions open year round through invento.uz.