Sayram Campus is the early-years site of the British School of Tashkent (BST), located in the Mirzo-Ulugbek district at 30A Sayram Street. The campus takes children from 18 months to 8 years old and covers Early Years and Key Stage 1 primary education. Around 200 children study here: the teacher-to-student ratio in Early Years is 1:7, while primary classes hold up to 24–26 children.
BST has operated since 2010 and is part of the Nord Anglia Education international network. Instruction is in English and follows the Cambridge International programme, with all teachers UK-qualified. The school brings together students of more than 30 nationalities and remains the only school in Uzbekistan where senior students can earn both the Uzbek Attestat and British IGCSE/A-levels. BST has two campuses: Sayram (Early Years and Primary) and Kalandar (Primary and Secondary).
The school day runs Monday to Friday, 07:45–16:30, with three meals provided. Alongside English, Russian and Uzbek, French is also taught at the campus.
Facilities include a swimming pool, sports hall, library, laboratories, playground, canteen and medical room; the grounds are secured with guards and CCTV, and Wi-Fi is available. Extracurricular activities cover swimming, football, dance, theatre, piano, art, chess, robotics, olympiad mathematics, debating and an English club.
Admission to the campus is currently through a waiting list.
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