How much a private kindergarten in Tashkent costs in 2026, what drives the price and what monthly fees include — price tiers and how to choose one for your budget.
Prices for private kindergartens in Tashkent vary so much that comparing them is genuinely tricky: one place is a million and a half a month, another is six. According to the BeeKids catalog, most kindergartens sit in the 2–3.5 million UZS band, but exactly what that sum includes differs everywhere. Below we break down what the price is made of, what's worth paying for, and where you can comfortably save.
The entry segment. Usually groups of 15–20 children, three meals a day and a basic development programme with school prep — walks, music, crafts. Everything you need, nothing fancy, and for many families that's plenty.
The most common category — most Tashkent kindergartens are here. Smaller groups of 10–15, four to five meals a day, English, sessions with a speech therapist and psychologist, and clubs like dance, sport or early robotics. This is usually where CCTV and an on-site nurse appear too — the things parents ask about most.
The top segment. Small groups of 6–10, an English-language or bilingual environment with native-speaker teachers, an on-site pool, a salt room, an in-house kitchen. This is also where you'll find kindergartens with signature methods — Montessori, Reggio Emilia, IB PYP.
The factors are actually simple. Hours: a full day costs more than a half day, and early drop-off and after-care add on top. Meals: three versus five, and an in-house kitchen versus catered food, move the sum noticeably. Group size: the fewer children per carer, the pricier — and the more attention your child gets. Then come language and method (an English environment, Montessori, IB all push the price up), the district (kindergartens are most concentrated in Yakkasaray, Mirzo-Ulugbek and Yunusabad, where competition is higher and prices calmer), and facilities like a pool, speech therapist or psychologist.
The monthly sum usually already covers attendance, meals and the core programme. The enrollment fee, uniform and materials, some clubs and summer camp, though, are most often on top. There's one rule: always double-check exactly what the quoted figure includes. Otherwise it's one thing in conversation and noticeably more on the invoice.
A couple of honest tricks. If one parent is home, look at a half day — it's noticeably cheaper. Find a kindergarten near home: Tashkent's residential districts are full of solid options at reasonable prices. Ask about a sibling discount and paying a few months upfront — it's offered more often than the website says. And don't overpay for a pool if what matters more to you is how the kindergarten treats children and structures the day.
The easiest way to see all the options at once is the Tashkent kindergartens catalog: there you can filter by district and budget, put kindergartens side by side and open the current price on each one's card. And do read the reviews — parents write about meals and care more honestly than any brochure.
If your child already attends a private kindergarten, leave a review and note the real amount. There are still few honest price benchmarks for Tashkent, and each one saves other parents a pile of phone calls.
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