Integra School

Integra School is a private full-day school in the Darkhan mahalla of Tashkent's Mirzo-Ulugbek district, roughly 300 metres from Pushkinskaya metro station. It runs from grade 0 through grade 11 in stages: grade 0 prepares children for school, grades 1–4 build the knowledge base, grades 5–9 develop independence and responsibility, and grades 10–11 focus on career guidance and university preparation. Admissions for the new academic year are open for the 4–6 age group, grade 0 and grades 1–6.

Russian is the language of instruction; mathematics and English follow an in-depth programme, with no more than 20 students per class. The full-day format covers four development tracks: intellectual (robotics, logical mathematics, chess), sport (swimming, taekwondo, gymnastics), creative (dance, acting, visual art) and communication (speech development, reading, writing, socialisation). The school runs its own mathematics olympiad for grades 2–6.

The building houses a swimming pool, a sports hall, computer and chess rooms, an art studio, creative classrooms, a library with a reading area and lounge zones. Outside there is a football pitch, a playground and a shaded walking area. Meals are included.

Tuition is 5,500,000 UZS per month, all-inclusive — clubs and extracurricular tracks are not billed separately. Admission requires a copy of a parent's ID card or passport, a copy of the child's birth certificate, four 3×4 photographs and a form №063 medical certificate. The school is open Monday to Saturday, 08:00–18:00.