A meeting was held in the Senate with participants of the Republican competition "In the Footsteps of the Jadids."
Members of the Senate Committee on Science, Education, and Health met with participants of the republican contest "In the Footsteps of the Jadids," which is held among school students.
During the meeting, discussions focused on the opportunities provided to the youth, reforms in the education sector, and the achievements of young people as a result of these reforms, as well as the activities of the Senate.
It was noted that the modern conditions created in educational institutions across the regions, including the construction and commissioning of computer and study laboratories and sports halls, offer even more opportunities for the youth. Students effectively utilize these resources and achieve prize-winning positions in republican and international competitions.
During the meeting, participants of the contest received answers to their questions of interest.
For your information: The Ministry of Preschool and School Education has organized a republican competition aimed at further developing independent thinking skills among students of general education schools and private educational institutions, as well as promoting the rich national spiritual heritage. This year, the competition committee received 364,906 applications (of which 356,812 were from general education schools and 8,094 from private schools).
The republican stage of the competition will take place from December 18 to 21 in Tashkent. As a result, 14 participants with the highest scores in each grade category will be given the opportunity to participate in an overseas educational trip.
After the meeting, participants toured the magnificent building of the Senate.