In the village of Zhiyde, located in the Nookat district of the Osh region, a major renovation of the secondary school named after M. Mamytov is currently underway. According to information from the Ministry of Construction, the project is being funded by the republican budget. The area of the educational institution is 3,500 square meters.
In the Intymak Ordo, a ceremony was held where presidential scholarships were awarded to outstanding students of the country. The awards were given to young individuals who demonstrated high academic results, active participation in public life, and achievements in the scientific field. President Sadyr Japarov congratulated the students and presented scholarships to 92 top students from various educational institutions. Each of the awardees received 60,000 soms.
In the Osh region, in the village of Chapaev, the construction of a modern school for 375 students has begun. According to the Ministry of Construction, the project is financed from the republican budget and is being implemented by the Department of Housing and Civil Construction under the Ministry of Construction, Architecture, and Housing and Communal Services.
In Kyrgyzstan, an initiative is being considered to allow the construction of 4-story schools, although currently, the construction of buildings taller than three stories is prohibited. The Ministry of Health has presented a draft resolution for public discussion. It is planned to amend the existing resolution regarding public health standards.
On October 31, President Sadyr Japarov awarded presidential scholarships to outstanding students of Kyrgyzstan. During his speech, he emphasized that it is extremely important for Kyrgyzstan to have youth with deep knowledge, high culture, respect for national traditions, and a modern worldview.
In the autumn of 2025, Kyrgyzstan will host student volunteers who are winners and finalists of the "Volunteer Movement 'For Russian!'" competition. This project is implemented with the support of the Federal Agency for the Commonwealth of Independent States, Compatriots Living Abroad, and International Humanitarian Cooperation (Rossotrudnichestvo) in collaboration with the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation.
President Sadyr Japarov awarded scholarships to the best students on October 31. Here is the list of students who received the award:
On October 30, 2025, an important event took place at the Toktogul Satylganov Kyrgyz National Philharmonic - the "Dedication of First-Year Students" of the K.I. Skryabin Kyrgyz National Agrarian University. In a solemn atmosphere, the university's rector, academician Rysbek Nurgaziev, as well as Karina Balyan, the daughter of the founder of the Professor Balyan Foundation, Grigory Aikazovich, and the director of the Foundation, candidate of agricultural sciences Balyan Samson,
President Sadyr Japarov presented presidential scholarships to the best students of higher educational institutions in Kyrgyzstan on October 31. The press service of the President's Administration published the speech of the head of state:
The Minister of Education of Kyrgyzstan, Dogdurkul Kendirbaeva, during her working trip to Uzbekistan, held a meeting with Ezazhon Karimova, the Minister of Preschool and School Education. According to the press service of the Ministry of Education, the meeting discussed areas of bilateral cooperation in the educational sphere.
A new kindergarten will be built in the Kyzyl-Oktabrsky rural district of the Uzgen region, which will accommodate 120 children. The tender for construction was announced by the Osh regional capital construction management in the area of Jamana-Dyr near the village of Intymak. According to information posted on the government procurement portal, the project cost will amount to 82 million 416 thousand 111 soms.
The Ministry of Science, Higher Education, and Innovations is organizing an internship for young researchers in China. According to information provided by the ministry, 8 participants were selected as a result of an open competition.
The Ministry of Education is launching a competition for the positions of directors in organizations of initial vocational education. Requirements for candidates: higher education; at least 5 years of work experience in the educational field or in the specialty of the educational institution; citizenship of the Kyrgyz Republic. Documents are accepted until November 12, 18:00.
In the Lenin district of Bishkek, the construction of three educational institutions is currently underway: two kindergartens and one school. The deputy head of the municipal administration for the Lenin district, Joomart Toktosunov, announced this on October 29 during a live broadcast. Toktosunov noted that as of today, the construction of the kindergarten in the Archa-Beshik residential area is 60% complete.
In the village of Sirt in the Kadamjay district, a kindergarten named "Chabalekey-Sirt" has opened, reports Turmush correspondent. This institution, which can accommodate 130 children, previously functioned as an old school. It has now undergone major repairs and reconstruction.
On October 30, a ceremony for the laying of a "time capsule" took place in the village of Kozhomkul (Voenno-Antonovka) on the site where a significant social facility will be built in the new residential area VOSTT-2. The event was attended by Kurvanbek Avazov, Deputy Chairman of the State Committee for National Security, as well as Talant Imanakun uulu, Deputy Minister of Construction, Architecture, and Housing and Communal Services.
The Ministry of Education, referring to the Karakol City Department of Education, informed AKIpress about the conclusion of the incident that occurred at School No. 2 named after Baisara uulu Kydyr Ake. In early October, a video surfaced online showing one of the students beating his classmate. As a result, the commission of the Karakol City Department of Education initiated an investigation into the situation, which revealed that the conflict occurred between seventh-grade students. Meanwhile,
Aysuluu Birimkulova, a 16-year-old resident of the village of Kara-Sakal in the Sokuluk district of the Chui region, has been passionate about horseback riding from an early age. She has been an active participant in the women's team for kok-boru, formed in her hometown, for two years.
Expenses for utilities and coal for educational institutions (including kindergartens, schools, creativity houses, and educational centers) are funded by local authorities. The Ministry of Education reports this. Since 2022, however, educational institutions in the Batken region receive funding directly from the Ministry of Education from the republican budget.
From October 23 to 26, the athletics competition for students born in 2014 and younger took place at Secondary School No. 10. This tournament was organized as part of the "School League" program for schoolchildren in the Sverdlovsk district. According to information provided by the press service of the Bishkek mayor's office, 12 educational institutions participated in the competition: No. 10, No. 16, No. 66, No. 87, No. 38, No. 11, No. 116, No. 114, No. 53, No. 51, No. 89, and
In 2028, the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University will begin moving to a new campus, which will be built in the village of Baytik. This was announced by the rector of the university, Sergey Volkov, at the School Directors Forum. According to Volkov, the main developer and technical customer will be the Ministry of Construction of the Russian Federation, the organization PPK "Unified Customer." "We strive to ensure that this project is developed with the participation of students and
According to the statement by Alexey Poida, the first secretary of the Russian Embassy in Kyrgyzstan for education and science, there are over 10,000 students from Kyrgyzstan studying in Russian universities. Poida noted that preparations are currently underway to launch a project for the construction of a new campus of the Kyrgyz Russian Slavic University (KRSU), which will be aimed at high school graduates studying in primary and secondary grades.
At the opening of the School Directors Forum, Alexey Poida, the First Secretary of the Russian Embassy in Kyrgyzstan, emphasized that the leaders of Russia and Kyrgyzstan pay special attention to the development of national educational systems, which are currently undergoing significant changes. At the initiative of the presidents of the two countries, a joint working group was established in 2025 to create a unified educational space.
At the opening of the Forum of School Leaders of Kyrgyzstan, the Minister of Education, Dogdurkul Kendirbaeva, announced that for the first time, Russian language textbooks have been developed by two authorial teams from Kyrgyzstan and Russia in accordance with new standards. According to her, about 600,000 textbooks have already been sent to Kyrgyzstan and meet the new subject standards adopted in the country.
At the opening of the Forum of School Directors, which includes representatives from Kyrgyzstan and Russia, Pavel Shevtsov, Deputy Head of Rossotrudnichestvo in Kyrgyzstan, emphasized the importance of students returning after studying at Russian universities. “We hope that they will return to benefit their people, government, and country, contributing to socio-economic development and public processes. The Russian state wishes to see Kyrgyzstan as a strong, wealthy, and developing nation, and
During the opening of the Forum of School Directors of Kyrgyzstan, the Minister of Education, Dogdurkul Kendirbaeva, emphasized that there is a shortage of teachers for natural science and mathematics subjects in the Russian language. She noted that the number of students choosing faculties that prepare such specialists has significantly decreased.
At the opening of the Forum of School Leaders of Kyrgyzstan, the Minister of Education, Dogdurkul Kendirbaeva, emphasized that cooperation with the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Higher Education of the Russian Federation is at a high level. “We have received support for all our initiatives aimed at strengthening educational dialogue and educational diplomacy proposed by the Kyrgyz side. As a result, 200 teachers have already undergone training in Moscow. In the coming days, we will
Surma Beishembayeva, an outstanding educator, passed away at the age of 98. This sad news was announced by her loved ones. She rightfully held the title of honorary citizen of the Ton district and dedicated over 40 years of her life to teaching.
In Bishkek, restoration work is actively underway at the city center for correctional and developmental education and rehabilitation. According to information provided by the Education Department of the mayor's office, Deputy Mayor Victoria Mozgacheva visited the site as part of a scheduled monitoring of the capital repairs. The purpose of her visit was to familiarize herself with the current stages of work and assess their quality.
In Bishkek, on October 29, the third Forum dedicated to the heads of educational institutions in Kyrgyzstan has started. Over the course of three days, from October 29 to 31, 270 school directors from Kyrgyzstan, along with 20 directors from Russia, will share their ideas and experiences, alongside experts and specialists from both countries.
At a meeting with the Deputy Ombudsman of Kyrgyzstan, Aichurok Nazaralieva, in Moscow, students from Kyrgyzstan reported that the universities they attend did not extend their stay in Russia. As a result, they violated migration requirements and now must either pay a fine or cross the border again. This was reported by the press service of the Ombudsman Institute on October 28. During her working visit to Moscow, Deputy Ombudsman Aichurok Nazaralieva met with Kyrgyz citizens who study and work
At school No. 37, located in the October district of Bishkek, a solemn award ceremony took place, during which the results of the participation of school teams in various events were summarized. The ceremony began with the presentation of the "Mykty Mugalim" medal to the school's director, Dinara Atantaeva. The award was presented by Roza Jumayeva, the chairwoman of the Women's Committee of the Kyrgyz Republic, a distinguished civil service worker, a candidate of political
On October 27, Deputy Minister of Education Nadeera Jussupbekova received new educational and methodological complexes in mathematics for 2nd grades at the "Uchkyn" printing house. According to the ministry, 344,660 copies of the educational and methodological complexes have been released for schools where instruction is conducted in Kyrgyz and Russian.
In the Chuy region, in the village of Kara-Bulak, located in the Kichi-Kemin district, the Chuy regional office of capital construction, which is part of the Department of Housing and Civil Construction under the Ministry of Construction, Architecture, and Housing and Communal Services, has initiated a tender for the construction of a kindergarten. According to information posted on the government procurement portal, the design capacity of the new institution will be 140 places. The total cost
In Kara-Suu, located in the Talas region, a major renovation of the three-story school named after A. Karypkulov is underway. According to information from the Ministry of Construction, the funding for the work is provided by the republican budget, and it started in 2025.
In the capital district of Ak-Ordo, the construction of a new school for 750 students has begun, as reported by the press service of the Ministry of Construction. The project is being implemented using funds from the republican budget. The tender amount is 343 million soms.
In the village of Baygönchök, located in the rural district of Bayetov in the Ak-Tala region of Naryn Province, paving was laid in front of the secondary school, as reported by Turmush correspondent. The director of the educational institution, Tabris Otorov, stated that the graduates of 1988, celebrating the 20th anniversary of their graduation, decided to improve the area. As a result of their efforts, paving was laid over an area of 150 square meters, costing 160,000 soms.
The correspondent of Turmush provides information about the development of the educational sector in the Issyk-Kul region. According to archival data, from 1914 to 1915, there were 32 educational institutions operating in the region, of which 30 were primary schools and 7 were seven-year schools.
According to the new city master plan, by 2050 there will be about 410 municipal kindergartens in Bishkek. Currently, there are 118 municipal preschool institutions operating in Bishkek, as well as 2 departmental ones, which can accommodate a total of 20,000 children, with a designed capacity of 11,000 places.
In the Ak-Talinsky district, in the village of Bayetov in the Naryn region, a new kindergarten is actively being built, with a budget of 179 million soms. According to the press service of the Ministry of Construction, the project is being funded by the republican budget.
On October 25, the Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers, Adylbek Kasymaliev, participated in a ceremonial event dedicated to the centenary of the Kyrgyz National University named after Jusup Balasagyn. This was reported by the government press service. At the event, Kasymaliev visited an exhibition organized for the university's anniversary, and then attended a film screening and a theatrical prologue related to the occasion.
According to the akim of the First May District, Ulan Sarylbek uulu, the reconstruction work on the kindergarten on Kommunarova Street is in the final stages and will soon be completed. The akim noted that this institution was previously in private ownership but was later returned to state management. Currently, reconstruction is underway for its further use.
In the village of Jany-Jer in the Batken region, the construction of a new educational institution is actively underway, according to information from the Ministry of Construction. This project is financed from the republican budget, and its tender price amounts to 164 million soms.
In the village of Zher-Uy in the Ton district of the Issyk-Kul region, the construction of a new school for 150 students is nearing completion. According to information provided by the Ministry of Construction, the project is being funded from the republican budget, and the total cost of the tender amounted to 93 million soms.
In the Sverdlovsk district of Bishkek, a ceremonial award was held for the winners and prizewinners of the championship in small-bore rifle shooting TOZ-8 at secondary school No. 89. The competitions were held at the Republican Educational Sports Shooting Club, which is part of the defense-sports technical organization.
In the territory of the village of Shor-Bulak, located in the Ton district of the Issyk-Kul region, work is actively ongoing on the construction of a new kindergarten for one hundred children. According to information provided by the Ministry of Construction, the work started in 2024 and is being financed from the republican budget. The facility will consist of two floors.
At the press conference on the General Plan for Bishkek until 2050, Vice Mayor Azamat Kadyrov noted that all educational institutions in the city are overcrowded, and to solve this problem, it is necessary to build more than 700 schools. He emphasized that during the development of the new general plan, these aspects were taken into account, and specific zones for the construction of schools and kindergartens were designated.
The Cabinet of Ministers has introduced new regulations aimed at optimizing the work of institutions for additional education of children and improving personnel policies in this area. Resolution No. 690 was signed by the Chairman of the Cabinet, Adylbek Kasymaliev. As part of this resolution, three main documents were approved: