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Milestone International School

Uzbekistan, Tashkent

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Uzbek, Russian
Fees UZS 16,650 - 24,900
Ages 3 - 17 years
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages English, Uzbek, Russian
Typical class size 18
Strengths STEM, Languages, Sport
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Ellipse International School UZ is located in Almazar (Olmazor) and Karasaray Street, 334, in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The school serves ages 3 to 17 and offers Cambridge International Curriculum for Primary and Secondary, complemented by a Bespoke Curriculum aligned to national standards. The school integrates cutting-edge technologies into learning and provides language immersion across English, Uzbek, and Russian. A distinctive feature is the Ellipse Quotients framework - Emotional Quotient, Language Quotient, Intelligence Quotient, Physical Quotient, and Spiritual Quotient - guiding holistic development. Language Quotient strengthens verbal and written communication, reading, public speaking, and writing in both native and foreign languages, while Intelligence Quotient emphasizes logical reasoning, critical analysis, and creative thinking via project-based, tech-enabled teaching. Class sizes are small, typically 15-20 students, enabling personalized attention. Extracurriculars include robotics, arts, and athletics, with clubs that support student-led exploration and teamwork. The school emphasizes empathy, responsibility, and leadership within a bilingual, Cambridge-focused program. Many graduates pursue pathways.

Almazar (Olmazor), Karasaray (Qorasaroy) Street, 334, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

The Essentials

Milestone International School has typical class sizes of 18, instruction in English, Uzbek, Russian.

Location
Almazar District, Karasaray Street, 334, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Stages
All ages. The school is bilingual. Cambridge Assessment International Education is used from Grade 4 onward alongside the national curriculum, and from Grade 4 students can choose their program direction. Classes are small, with up to 20 students per class.

Country affiliation
Uzbekistan

Bus service
The school provides safe transportation with convenient routes and adult supervision.
Fees

Annual tuition at Milestone International School ranges from UZS 16,650 to UZS 24,900 for 2026/27.

Application / Registration Fees

- Registration form (one‑time, at application): INR 350.
- Admission charge (payable at the time of admission): INR 2,000.

Tuition and Related Fees by Year Group (Academic Session 2026–27)

Notes on presentation: the school issues a monthly billing schedule (April–March) showing the specific charges that fall due each month; the monthly breakdown below reproduces the monthly totals shown for the 2026–27 session and the calculated annual total (sum of all monthly totals for the academic year). The monthly tuition figures listed are the recurring tuition component; other recurring or periodic items (annual charge, exam fees, computer lab charges, diary/ID) are shown alongside where applicable.

- Pre‑Nursery
- Monthly tuition: INR 1,000 per month.
- One‑time/periodic items at admission: Annual charges INR 1,600; Diary & ID card INR 300; Examination charges INR 250 (exam charges appear in specific months).
- Monthly billing highlights (examples of monthly totals shown): April INR 4,900; May+June INR 2,000; July INR 1,250; most regular months INR 1,000; February+March INR 2,250.
- Total for the academic year (April–March), calculated from the monthly breakdown: INR 16,650. (Total derived from the school's monthly breakdown.)

- Nursery to UKG
- Monthly tuition: INR 1,100 per month.
- One‑time/periodic items at admission: Annual charges INR 1,800; Diary & ID card INR 300; Examination charges INR 250.
- Monthly billing highlights: April INR 5,200; May+June INR 2,200; July INR 1,350; regular months INR 1,100; February+March INR 2,450.
- Total for the academic year (April–March), calculated from the monthly breakdown: INR 18,050.

- Class I & II
- Monthly tuition: INR 1,300 per month.
- One‑time/periodic items at admission: Annual charges INR 2,000; Diary & ID card INR 300; Examination charges INR 300.
- Monthly billing highlights: April INR 5,800; May+June INR 2,600; July INR 1,600; regular months INR 1,300; February+March INR 2,900.
- Total for the academic year (April–March), calculated from the monthly breakdown: INR 21,000.

- Class III to V
- Monthly tuition: INR 1,300 per month.
- Additional periodic charge: Quarterly computer lab charge INR 400 (shown as a 4‑month/computer lab term charge for specific months); Examination charges INR 300.
- Monthly billing highlights: April INR 6,500 (includes term charges); May+June INR 2,600; July INR 1,600; August INR 1,700 (computer lab month); regular months INR 1,300–1,700; February+March INR 2,900.
- Total for the academic year (April–March), calculated from the monthly breakdown: INR 22,500.

- Class VI
- Monthly tuition: INR 1,400 per month.
- Additional periodic charge: Quarterly computer lab charge INR 400; Examination charges INR 300.
- Monthly billing highlights: April INR 6,600; May+June INR 2,800; July INR 1,700; August INR 1,800; February+March INR 3,100.
- Total for the academic year (April–March), calculated from the monthly breakdown: INR 23,700.

- Class VII
- Monthly tuition: INR 1,500 per month.
- Additional periodic charge: Quarterly computer lab charge INR 400; Examination charges INR 300.
- Monthly billing highlights: April INR 6,700; May+June INR 3,000; July INR 1,800; August INR 1,900; February+March INR 3,300.
- Total for the academic year (April–March), calculated from the monthly breakdown: INR 24,900.

Billing Schedule and Payment Terms

- Billing cycle: The fee schedule is presented on a monthly basis for the academic year (April–March). Fees for each month are due by the 10th of that month.
- Late payment fine: INR 100 charged for late payment beyond the 10th.
- Discount for full session payment: A 10% discount is offered to parents who pay the entire session fee for 2026–27 at the time of admission (as shown in the session fee schedule).

Boarding / Hostel Fees

- No boarding or hostel fee line items are published in the school's 2026–27 fee structure; the published fee schedule and school facilities listing show day‑school services (including transport) but do not list boarding/hostel charges. Therefore, boarding is not applicable in the published fee schedule.

Other Costs and Regular Extras

- Annual charge (covers maintenance, software/ERP maintenance, sports & games, events, cultural festivals, health check‑up, safety & security, generator, etc.): varies by year group (examples: Pre‑Nursery INR 1,600; Nursery–UKG INR 1,800; Classes I–VII typically INR 2,000). These are billed at or near admission and appear in the April billing.
- Diary & ID card: typically INR 300 (one‑time, at admission).
- Examination charges: range from INR 250–300 per occurrence depending on class; some months show explicit exam charges added to the monthly total.
- Computer lab charges: typically INR 400 as a quarterly/term computer‑lab charge for applicable classes (III and above shown).
- Transport: the school lists transport among its facilities; transport fees are not itemized in the 2026–27 fee schedule PDF. Transport is a separate facility and related fees (if any) are not shown in the published monthly fee breakdown.
- Uniform and book lists: the school publishes a separate uniform and book‑list for 2026–27; uniform costs are managed separately and are not itemized in the monthly fee breakdown document. (Uniform and book lists are available as separate items on the school's published materials.)

Refund Information

- The 2026–27 fee schedule document does not include a published refund policy or explicit refund terms within the fee schedule PDF. No refund terms are shown in the fee breakdown pages.

Fee Payment Options

- Accepted payment methods (as published in the school's admissions/payment guidance): cheque, bank transfer, or digital payment. Parents are required to confirm admission by paying the initial fee within the timeframe specified by admissions.

Key administrative points to note

- All amounts above are shown in Indian rupees (INR). Monthly totals and the calculated annual totals are based on the school's monthly billing breakdown for the 2026–27 academic session.

- The fee schedule includes specific monthly totals (particular months may include one‑time admission or term charges such as annual charge, diary/ID, computer lab charges, or examination fees); these appear in the April (admission) and certain term months as shown in the monthly breakdown.

(Where annual totals are presented above, each total is the sum of the monthly totals listed for that year group in the school's 2026–27 monthly fee breakdown; the annual totals are therefore calculated from the school's monthly billing rows.)
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The Emotional Quotient (EQ) develops children's emotional competence—the ability to recognize, express, and regulate emotions. This encompasses cultivating empathy, self-confidence, and collaborative social skills.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Language Quotient (LQ) develops verbal and written communication skills in native and foreign languages. It includes reading, literary analysis, public speaking, and writing assignments to enhance communicative competence. Ellipse International School UZ uses foreign language immersion to foster globally competitive graduates.

Mental Wellbeing
Emotional competence and a culture of collaboration, innovation, and mutual respect support students' well-being. Ellipse aims to nurture well-rounded individuals with intellectual curiosity, empathy, and integrity to thrive in a rapidly evolving global society.
Parent Experience

Community
Ellipse International School UZ integrates cutting-edge technologies into learning and combines advanced digital skills with foreign language immersion to foster globally competitive graduates. It offers extracurricular programs ranging from robotics to arts and athletics, enabling every child to discover and hone their talents. The mission emphasizes collaboration, innovation, and mutual respect to empower students to become conscientious leaders capable of ethical decision-making and building a more just, humane world.
Facilities

Academic Facilities
The school integrates cutting-edge technologies into learning. The curriculum combines advanced digital skills with foreign language immersion. The ELLIPSE system comprises five quotients: Emotional Quotient, Language Quotient, Intelligence Quotient, Physical Quotient, and Spiritual Quotient. Language Quotient develops verbal and written communication in native and foreign languages, including reading, literary analysis, public speaking, and writing. Intelligence Quotient emphasizes logical reasoning, critical analysis, and creative thinking through project-based learning and technology-enabled teaching.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Beyond academics, a wide range of extracurricular programs is offered, including robotics, arts, and athletics. Clubs are available as part of the program. The program supports student-driven exploration beyond the classroom. Regular participation in clubs and activities fosters teamwork, problem solving, and creativity.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Ellipse International School UZ offers the Cambridge International Curriculum in combination with national standards and a modern IT-integrated approach to learning. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking and creativity, with English-language study alongside foreign-language immersion to develop global communication skills. Class sizes are small, with 15–20 students per class, enabling personalized attention and collaborative learning. The Ellipse system guides development through Emotional, Language, Intelligence, Physical, and Spiritual Quotients to support academic growth and holistic development.

Arts & Creative
Ellipse provides extracurricular programs spanning robotics, arts, and athletics beyond academics. These activities support creative expression and allow students to develop talents and interests outside the classroom.

Cultural & Language
Ellipse is a bilingual school offering English, Uzbek, and Russian language education. English-language classes and Cambridge Assessment International Education are available, and language immersion is integrated into the learning experience.

Social & Hobbies
Extracurricular activities at Ellipse include robotics, arts, and athletics, offering opportunities for students to explore interests and develop teamwork and personal skills.

Community & Service
The school's mission emphasizes empathy, integrity, and responsibility, with a goal of nurturing well-rounded individuals who can contribute to a more just and humane world and act as conscientious leaders.

Leadership & Professional
Ellipse aims to empower students to become conscientious leaders capable of ethical decision-making and driving positive change in their communities.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The Ellipse system includes the Physical Quotient, focusing on promoting physical health, endurance, and coordination through regular sports and active games, with an emphasis on healthy habits and an active lifestyle.
Languages

Language Provision
English is taught as part of the language program, alongside native language instruction. Language education emphasizes reading, literary analysis, public speaking, and writing to develop communicative competence. The Cambridge Assessment International Education framework underpins the school's language education approach.

Bilingual Teaching
Two-lingual (bilingual) school. English classes are available. The bilingual approach aims to develop international thinking through bilingual education.

Immersion Programs
Foreign language immersion is integrated into the curriculum. Language education focuses on developing verbal and written skills in native and foreign languages. The program includes reading, literary analysis, public speaking, and writing to build communicative competence across languages.
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