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British-curriculum international schools in Uzbekistan are concentrated mainly in Tashkent and offer an English-medium programme built on the National Curriculum for England, typically leading to IGCSEs and then A-levels or other British exam pathways. Lessons are taught chiefly in English, with Uzbek and Russian commonly offered as additional or mother-tongue subjects and with extra language support available for non-native speakers. Annual tuition varies widely by school and age, broadly ranging from a few thousand to the low tens of thousands of US dollars (or the equivalent in som), and many schools also charge application, registration or assessment fees and offer sibling or annual-payment discounts. Families should expect an admissions rhythm that follows an August/September school year start, with most places filled by spring/summer and new-entry assessments, interviews or paperwork required for grade placement and visas or residency documentation often needed for enrolment.
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