International Talent Academy vs Oxbridge International School - Yashnobod Campus

	I International Talent Academy Tashkent, Uzbekistan	O Oxbridge International School - Yashnobod Campus Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year UZS 26,000,000 - 133,000,000	Fees / year UZS 84,000,000 - 105,000,000
Age range	Age range 3 - 14 years	Age range 1 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP)	Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP)
Pupils	Pupils —	Pupils 1,000
Typical class size	Typical class size 20	Typical class size 6
Instruction language	Instruction language Russian, English	Instruction language English, Russian
Opened	Opened 2022	Opened 2018
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Uzbekistan, Tashkent, Mirzo-Ulugbek district, C-1 Buyuk Ipak Yuli, 10B. Located near the eco-park in central Tashkent.	Location Two campuses in Tashkent, Uzbekistan: Mirzo-Ulugbek Campus and Yashnobod Campus (in the Mirzo-Ulugbek and Yashnobod districts).
Stages	Stages Kindergarten (ages 3–5); Grade 0 (age 6); School (ages 7–15). Recruitment is up to Grade 9; training through Grade 11.	Stages Ages 2 to 18; education from kindergarten through high school.
School type	School type Full-cycle international private school.	School type Private school with IB program (IB World School).
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Classes with a psychologist and a speech therapist; a child psychologist works with the child and leads other sessions.	Additional learning support Psychological support provided by highly qualified psychologists; Academic support hours offer individual assistance to learners.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Uzbekistan	Country affiliation Uzbekistan
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure Operating hours 08:00–18:30.	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details —	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application / One‑time entrance fee - One‑time entrance fee (paid at enrollment): UZS 26,000,000. Tuition fees by year group (payments shown as trimester amounts; meals charged separately per trimester) - Kindergarten (ages 3–5) - One‑time entrance fee: UZS 26,000,000. - 1st trimester tuition: UZS 34,000,000. - 1st trimester meals: UZS 5,200,000. - 2nd trimester tuition: UZS 25,500,000. - 2nd trimester meals: UZS 3,900,000. - 3rd trimester tuition: UZS 25,500,000. - 3rd trimester meals: UZS 3,900,000. - Preschool / Grade 0 (preparatory) - One‑time entrance fee: UZS 26,000,000. - 1st trimester tuition: UZS 40,400,000. - 1st trimester meals: UZS 6,000,000. - 2nd trimester tuition: UZS 30,300,000. - 2nd trimester meals: UZS 4,500,000. - 3rd trimester tuition: UZS 30,300,000. - 3rd trimester meals: UZS 4,500,000. - Primary, Grades 1–4 - One‑time entrance fee: UZS 26,000,000. - 1st trimester tuition: UZS 44,000,000. - 1st trimester meals: UZS 6,000,000. - 2nd trimester tuition: UZS 33,000,000. - 2nd trimester meals: UZS 4,500,000. - 3rd trimester tuition: UZS 33,000,000. - 3rd trimester meals: UZS 4,500,000. - Lower/Upper Secondary, Grades 5–9 - One‑time entrance fee: UZS 26,000,000. - 1st trimester tuition: UZS 47,200,000. - 1st trimester meals: UZS 6,000,000. - 2nd trimester tuition: UZS 35,400,000. - 2nd trimester meals: UZS 4,500,000. - 3rd trimester tuition: UZS 35,400,000. - 3rd trimester meals: UZS 4,500,000. - Diploma Programme / Grades 10–11 - One‑time entrance fee: UZS 26,000,000. - 1st trimester tuition: UZS 76,000,000. - 1st trimester meals: UZS 6,000,000. - 2nd trimester tuition: UZS 57,000,000. - 2nd trimester meals: UZS 4,500,000. - 3rd trimester tuition: UZS 57,000,000. - 3rd trimester meals: UZS 4,500,000. Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition and meal charges are presented and billed by trimester (three payments per academic year). - After acceptance and signing the enrollment Agreement, required fees specified in the Agreement must be paid within 5 (five) working days. A pupil/student does not start study until the required payments and documentation are completed. Boarding fees - Boarding / residential accommodation is not indicated as part of the provision; the school operates on a day schedule (hours shown as 08:00–18:30 for kindergarten and school), and no boarding fees are published. Boarding fees are therefore not applicable. Other costs and possible additional charges - Meals: charged each trimester as listed above and paid in addition to tuition. - Access control / parent cards: two parent access cards are issued free per family; additional cards are available for purchase at a cost. Replace/repair charges may apply for lost or damaged school equipment or property. - Library / equipment: outstanding debts for library items, textbooks, school equipment or property must be settled on exit; costs for replacement or reimbursement may be charged. - Uniforms and other routine school supplies: no separate uniform fee or published uniform cost schedule is listed among the school's published fee items. Meal charges, tuition and the one‑time entrance fee are the line items explicitly published. Refund information and leaving the school - If a refund of tuition fees is due under the signed Agreement, legal representatives must submit a written refund request to the admissions department; the request is processed through the Vice Principal for Administrative Affairs and accounts are closed after completion of exit procedures and any required reconciliations. Leave/exit procedures require an application at least five days in advance as specified in the Agreement. Fee payment options (methods) - The school's published materials show payment timing and obligations (payment due within 5 working days after signing the Agreement) but do not publish specific accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, card, or cash) in the publicly available fee pages and admissions policy. Contact details are published for direct inquiry about accepted payment methods and invoicing.	Fee details Application / entrance fees - Entrance (admission) fee for the International (IB) sections: UZS 24,000,000. Tuition fees — Mirzo‑Ulugbek campus (2025–2026 academic year; shown as per quarter and annual totals) - IB Kindergarten (PYP‑KG, age 5–6): per quarter UZS 28,875,000; annual total UZS 115,500,000. - IB Primary (PYP): - PYP 1 (age 6–7): per quarter UZS 43,257,500; annual total UZS 173,030,000. - PYP 3 (age 8–9): per quarter UZS 47,850,000; annual total UZS 191,400,000. - (PYP 2, PYP 4 and PYP 5 are listed on the fee table but specific per‑quarter figures are not shown on the Mirzo‑Ulugbek page.) - IB Middle Years / Diploma (MYP & DP): - MYP 1 (age 11–12): per quarter UZS 53,075,000; annual total UZS 212,300,000. - MYP (other MYP year bands): per quarter UZS 55,275,000; annual total UZS 221,100,000 (this appears for later MYP years). - MYP 5 / DP 1 (age 15–17): per quarter UZS 61,710,000; annual total UZS 246,840,000. - Discounts: second child 5% off tuition; third child 10% off tuition. For students transferring from certain international programs, the entrance fee may be waived. Tuition fees — Yashnobod campus (2025–2026 academic year; founding‑family discounted figures shown where applicable) - IB Kindergarten (PYP‑KG, age 5–6): founding‑family per quarter UZS 32,000,000; founding‑family annual total UZS 112,000,000 (originally UZS 40,000,000 per quarter / UZS 160,000,000 year before the founding‑family discount). - IB Primary (PYP) — founding‑family discounted examples: - PYP 1 (age 6–7): per quarter UZS 40,375,000; annual total UZS 133,000,000 (originally UZS 47,500,000 per quarter / UZS 190,000,000 year). - PYP 3 (example shown): per quarter UZS 44,625,000; annual total UZS 147,000,000 (originally UZS 52,500,000 per quarter / UZS 210,000,000 year). - IB MYP — founding‑family discounted examples: - MYP 1 (age 11–12): per quarter UZS 51,000,000; annual total UZS 168,000,000 (originally UZS 60,000,000 per quarter / UZS 240,000,000 year). - Later MYP years shown with founding‑family discounted per quarter UZS 55,250,000; annual total UZS 182,000,000 (originally UZS 65,000,000 per quarter / UZS 260,000,000 year). - Founding‑Families Discount specifics (Yashnobod): 20% off monthly payments for 2025–2026; 30% off if paying the year in full. Additional transfer and concession rules apply (entrance‑fee waivers for students transferring from certain international programs; up to 50% discount for transfers from other schools without those programs). Sibling discounts: second child 5%; third child 10%. Russian‑language school (Mirzo‑Ulugbek campus — monthly and annual examples) - Junior school (grades 1–4): monthly UZS 9,460,000; annual UZS 94,600,000. - Secondary school (grades 5–8): monthly UZS 10,340,000; annual UZS 103,400,000. - High school (grades 9–11): monthly UZS 11,220,000; annual UZS 112,200,000. Kindergarten fees (Mirzo‑Ulugbek; monthly/annual examples) - Kindergarten (ages 1.5–7) — Mirzo‑Ulugbek: monthly UZS 6,600,000; annual UZS 79,200,000. - Kindergarten (Yashnobod, with founding‑family discount): monthly UZS 7,360,000; annual UZS 77,280,000 (original amounts are shown on the Yashnobod fee table). Billing schedule and payment terms - IB international section fees are published as a per‑quarter figure with a corresponding annual total (schools present both a quarter cost and a year‑if‑paid‑in‑full amount). This indicates the school bills by quarter with an option to pay for the full year at the stated annual amount. For Russian‑language classes and some kindergarten offerings the fees are presented as monthly rates with an annual total for yearly payment. Discounts are provided for annual prepayment in the Yashnobod founding‑family scheme (example: 30% off when paying the year). Sibling discounts are applied as stated above. Boarding / residential fees - No boarding or residential fees are published in the school's published campus fee tables; a boarding program is not listed in the published price sections. Other costs and likely additional charges - Uniforms: an official school uniform is supplied through the school uniform store; specific uniform prices are not published on the uniform information page. Parents should expect a separate uniform purchase. - Extracurricular activities: the school offers both free and paid clubs and sections; paid clubs or specialised courses may incur additional charges not included in the tuition line‑items. Meals, project activities, medical support and many on‑campus services are listed as included in the tuition for the IB sections, but some external trips, specialised training or paid clubs may be charged separately. Refunds and cancellation - No published refund or cancellation policy is shown alongside the fee schedules. The published fee pages do not provide explicit refund terms or a refund schedule. Fee payment options (credit card / bank transfer / other) - The published fee tables and admission pages list amounts and payment‑period options (quarterly / monthly / annual totals) but do not specify accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer, local payment system, international payment provider or card acceptance). Accepted payment channels are not published in the fee tables. Summary of discounts and special conditions - Entrance fee: UZS 24,000,000 for IB sections (waived for some transfers under specified international programs). Second child discount 5%; third child discount 10% (Mirzo and Yashnobod as published). Yashnobod offers a Founding‑Families Discount structure (example: 20% off monthly, 30% off annual payment; additional transfer concessions and 50% concession for certain transfers).
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Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details International Talent Academy is an IB World School offering the Diploma Programme (DP) and the Middle Years Programme (MYP), with Primary Years Programme (PYP) candidate status. The curriculum combines IB standards with the Standards of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Russian Federation Standards. Instruction is in English and Chinese, and the program covers Art, Acting skills, Robotics, Computer Technology, Mathematics, Music, Piano, Choreography, Gymnastics, Taekwondo, Yoga, Football and Basketball. Age bands are Kindergarten from 3 years old; Grade 0 from 6; School from 7 to 15 years old, with recruitment up to grade 9 and training through grade 11. The Diploma Programme uses six subject groups with Higher Level and Standard Level, includes Theory of Knowledge, Extended Essay and CAS, and is designed to prepare students for university and higher education. The learning approach emphasizes project-based learning across subjects with real-life tasks and an integrated focus on IQ, EQ and VQ.	Curriculum details Oxbridge International School offers two curricula: the international curriculum (IB) and the national curriculum of Uzbekistan. The IB program is delivered through the IB World School with PYP, MYP, and DP tracks and aims to develop analytical thinking, independence, and a global perspective. Instruction is conducted entirely in English. The Uzbek national curriculum provides students with the knowledge needed to pass final exams, with assessments after each trimester and at the end of the academic year. Upon completion of the IB program, students receive both the international IB Diploma and the Uzbekistan state diploma. Learning formats include group and individual lessons, the use of modern information technologies, excursions, and educational activities.
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Higher education progression	Higher education progression The Diploma Programme prepares students for university and higher education; DP graduates excel at university and often begin their studies with advanced standing.	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented —
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning —	Social & emotional learning —
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) —	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language —	English as an additional language —
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing —	Mental wellbeing —
Safeguarding	Safeguarding —	Safeguarding —
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview —	Facilities overview —
Sports facilities	Sports facilities —	Sports facilities —
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Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities —	Extra curricular facilities —
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History —	History —
Community	Community —	Community —
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association —	Parent teacher association —
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual —	Academic & intellectual —
Arts & creative	Arts & creative —	Arts & creative —
Cultural & language	Cultural & language —	Cultural & language —
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies —	Social & hobbies —
Community & service	Community & service —	Community & service —
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional —	Leadership & professional —
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing —	Lifestyle & wellbeing —
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision —	Language provision —
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching —	Bilingual teaching —
Immersion programs	Immersion programs —	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
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Accreditations	Accreditations —	Accreditations —
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Initial contact. Parents or legal representatives reach out to the admissions team by phone or via the site to request information and provide contact details. 2. Consultation and school tour. An admissions manager provides basic information about infrastructure, process, costs, and the educational program. If there is an available place in the desired class, a tour is scheduled; tours are by appointment only and late arrivals (over 15 minutes) cancel the tour and require rescheduling. After the tour, applicants complete a survey. Applications for preschool groups and school enrollments are accepted from September through August; in July there are only tours and testing sign-ups in August; the academic year runs from September to June, so early applications are encouraged. 3. Testing and interview. Admission depends on age for the year and, for the program, the student undergoes testing in Russian, Mathematics, and English, with results announced within three working days. Students meeting the minimum thresholds are invited to an interview; the student interview is conducted by a psychologist and teachers, while the parents' interview is conducted by the deputy director or a designate. If admission is denied after the interview, no second interview is scheduled. 4. Admission decision. The school informs the legal representatives of the admission decision and the admissions manager conveys the decision and next steps; the school reserves the right not to disclose detailed reasons for the decision. 5. Offer and contract. Legal representatives receive the admission offer and may accept or decline it. If accepted, they review and sign the Educational Services Agreement and pay all charges listed in the contract within five working days. 6. Documentation. After signing, legal representatives provide required documents within three working days: a birth certificate and the child's passport (if available), copies of the parents' passports, health certificate (Form 086), vaccination record (Form 063), three 3x4 photos, the admission application (Annex 1), and consent for psychological and medical support (Annex 2); if transferring from another school, a withdrawal slip is also required.	Admissions 1. Documents required for admission include copies of birth certificates, the parents' passports, and the child's passport. Four 3×4 photos are needed, along with a medical certificate (086/026). An application form and a withdrawal letter from the previous school, as well as the student's report card, must be provided. These documents initiate the admissions process. 2. Entrance testing requires a registration fee of 400,000 sum; paying this fee allows testing at both Oxbridge campuses (IB World School and Russian-language). Testing is conducted as part of the admissions process. 3. The admissions process includes an entrance test that assesses emotional, intellectual, and social readiness. The school also meets with the child and parents to discuss the school, educational opportunities, and family expectations. The results and impressions from this stage help determine admission to the appropriate division (IB or Russian-language). 4. Age and program considerations: the International Baccalaureate (IB) division accepts students from age 6, while the Russian-language division begins at age 7. The IB program is taught in English; the Russian-language division follows the national program with additional Russian-program elements, with emphasis on mathematics and English.
Scholarships	Scholarships —	Scholarships Founding Families Discount is offered, including a 20% discount on monthly payments and a 30% discount when paying for the year. For entrance fees, there are transfer-based advantages: if a student transfers from a school that offers Cambridge/IB/IEYC/IPC international programs, the entrance fee may be waived (100% discount); transfers from other schools may receive a 50% entrance fee discount. Sibling discounts apply as well: second child receives a 5% discount, and the third child receives a 10% discount. These scholarship-like discounts are available at Oxbridge International School's campuses (MU and Yashnobod) with terms varying by campus.
Waitlist	Waitlist When a group or class is full, applications are placed on a waitlist and applicants are informed of their status. Vacancies are filled by contacting waitlisted applicants in chronological order; if a family declines, the next applicant is contacted. The administration reserves the right to offer a vacant place to families whose children already attend ITA.	Waitlist —
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