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Yuksalish Maktabi Chirchik
Range across programmes — from 1 500 000 to 4 000 000 UZS/mo
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Tuition at Yuksalish School — Chirchik ranges from 1,500,000 to 4,000,000 (UZS/mo).
Yuksalish School — Chirchik accepts children aged 6 to 18.
Yuksalish School — Chirchik is located in Tashkent region, at 68/1 Amir Temur St..
Yuksalish School — Chirchik is open Пн–Сб 08:00–17:00.
Languages of instruction at Yuksalish School — Chirchik: Uzbek, Russian.
Phone number of Yuksalish School — Chirchik: +998 95 507 08 08. You can also leave an enquiry directly on this page.
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Sign in and claim this pageYuksalish maktabi is the Chirchik branch of the Yuksalish private school network, which began operating on 2 September 2023. The network runs 13 branches across nine to ten regions of Uzbekistan with a combined capacity of over 6,400 students; the Chirchik school has capacity for 350.
Admission is competitive: grades 1–2 go through an interview, grades 3–4 through testing in English, maths and logical reasoning. For the 2026/2027 school year, enrolment was announced for grades 1–10.
English is taught intensively, with students sitting exams and earning CEFR certificates. The curriculum also includes Uzbek, Russian and, in the preparatory course, Arabic.
In December 2024 additional buildings were completed: modern classrooms, laboratories, a library, spacious study halls and separate rooms for sports and creative clubs. The school has a dormitory for students from remote areas and a staff psychologist.
Activities include chess, football, volleyball, table tennis, a reading club and creative circles. In 2026 a student won silver at the international XPERTSTEM olympiad in London.
Since November 2025 the school has accepted payment via Payme. Scholarships are available — up to 50% off for academic achievement, need-based support, and scholarships for talent in art, sport or STEM.
Programme: National Curriculum, STEAM / STEM
A multilingual setting — the child grows up in several languages at once
