Spanning an impressive 48,500 hectares, the Khan-Uul School District plays a pivotal role in

addressing the educational demands of the Khan-Uul district in Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia. Strategically situated at the nexus of the country’s burgeoning light industry, the district is rapidly evolving as a hub for various sectors, including leather production, wool cashmere, tourism, education, culture, and health. This dynamic environment fosters a unique synergy between industrial growth and educational development.

The Khan-Uul School District is home to a diverse array of educational institutions, comprised of 18 public schools and 25 private schools, bringing the total to 43 active educational establishments. Within these institutions, approximately 31,174 students are enrolled in public schools, while 9,618

students attend private schools. This substantial student population reflects the district’s commitment to providing diverse educational opportunities that cater to the varying needs of its residents.

Moreover, the district supports early childhood education through 28 public and 98 private kindergartens, totaling 126 institutions dedicated to nurturing young minds. This extensive network of schools and kindergartens not only underscores the district’s dedication to educational accessibility but also highlights its role in fostering the intellectual development of future generations.

Established in 2016, Mongol Bilig Oyun School stands as a prominent private educational institution in the region, dedicated to nurturing and fostering the potential of its students. With an enrollment of 1,100 students across its kindergarten and K-12 programs, the school has demonstrated a substantial commitment to providing quality education and holistic development. The institution accommodates 910 scholars in the K-12 segment, reflecting its robust approach to academic excellence.

Mongol Bilig Oyun School and Kindergarten Complex is accredited by Integrated Management System ISO 21001:2018 and ISO 9001:2015 and implements Cambridge InternationalCurriculum.

The school counseling services and guidance department at MBO was established at the beginning of the 2021-2022 school year. We have been working hard on developing counseling services that are unique to our student body, while actively integrating with international school counseling strategies and demands.

The academic program is organized on a rotating block schedule. Under this model, students participate in four 40-minute block classes, alongside attending eight block classes and a regular class daily. This structure allows for year-long block classes that convene every other day

Partnering with Cambridge International allows our students to have access to an internationally renowned curriculum backed by the first-class teaching and research departments of the University of Cambridge. Cambridge International works with over 10,000 schools, across 160 countries. Tens of thousands of students use Cambridge exam grades every year to gain entrance, advanced placement, or credit at leading universities worldwide.

School policy eliminated class rank beginning with the Class of 2023. GPA is computed using the below quality points. Beginning with grade nine, all subjects, whether passed or failed, are included in the computation.