Andijan Presidential School, also referred to as the Presidential School in Andijan, is an independent, coeducational boarding school in Uzbekistan serving middle and senior school students. Distinguished as part of the country's specialized Presidential Schools network, the school uniquely immerses pupils in a rigorous British curriculum focused on IGCSE and A Level programmes. This residential model combines intensive academics with comprehensive campus living, offering parents an internationally recognized, secular educational pathway in the Fergana Valley.
What teachers and parents say
Positives
- Rigorous Cambridge and STEAM curriculum taught in English, supported by foreign specialists and strong academic standards.
- Modern campus and boarding facilities, offering fully funded lodging, meals, and advanced laboratory resources far above typical public schools.
- Motivated peer environment, creating high academic discipline, rapid English fluency, and strong pathways to elite universities.
Negatives
- Extreme admissions competition and commercial tutoring divide, where the tiny quota (~24 seats) heavily favors families who can afford intensive test-prep coaching.
- Rigid bureaucracy and management friction, with educators noting top-down administrative pressure and occasional gaps between promised conditions and workplace reality.
- Address
- 73, A.Navoiy streetAndijan, 170100Uzbekistan
- Website
- andijanps.uz
- [email protected]
- System
- British
- Curriculum
- A Level, IGCSE
- Levels
- Middle school, Senior school
- Enrollment
- 168
- Students
- Coeducational
- Religious affiliation
- None/independent
- Boarding
- Boarding