Separate classes
Boys and girls study in separate buildings. The buildings are linked by a passage that only teachers may use.
About
“Meerim” means kindness
Single-sex classes help every child learn at their own pace, with fewer distractions and more confidence. Shared celebrations, olympiads and projects bring the whole school together as one big family.
Our values
Two wings, one school
A school where boys and girls study separately but grow up with shared values.
Knowledge
A strong academic foundation and olympiad preparation.
Character
Respect for national traditions and good conduct.
Kindness
Attention to every child and a safe environment.
Highlights
A full-day school
Children spend the whole day at school: lessons, meals, homework time and clubs, all in one place.
Two meals a day
Hot meals twice a day, right at school.
School until the evening
Children stay until the evening: lessons, homework time and rest. Parents don’t need to look for after-school care or clubs elsewhere.
Clubs and activities
Mental arithmetic, robotics, sports, arts and other clubs for boys and girls.
GAPhoto
Every child is a world of their own. Our job is to guide them with kindness.Gulnara AbdykadyrovaPrincipal
Structure
Two wings
Each wing has its own building, timetable and clubs. We come together for celebrations.
Building A
Boys’ wing
- Grades
- 1–11
- Students
- 330
- Daily schedule
- Until the evening
Mental arithmeticRoboticsFootballChessKuresh
Building B
Girls’ wing
- Grades
- 1–11
- Students
- 310
- Daily schedule
- Until the evening
Mental arithmeticDesignVolleyballChoirShyrdak felt-making
Meerim
History
- 2008The school opened with 120 students
- 2012A separate building for the girls’ wing was built
- 201894% of the first graduates entered university
- 2026A robotics and STEM lab opened