She clarified that the final number of students will depend on actual registrations, and it is possible that the figure may vary upwards or downwards. It is important for parents to register their children in a timely manner based on their place of residence at the first stage.
The Deputy Minister also noted that, unlike last year, there will not be a mass admission to the first and second grades simultaneously.
If any questions arise, they will be addressed individually. Due to the ban on testing to determine children's knowledge levels, ministry representatives will interact with kindergartens to obtain information about the programs that children have completed.
Additionally, Nadira Dzhusupbekova reported on the construction of new schools across the republic, which will help address the shortage of places for students, including 20 new educational institutions in Bishkek and 15 in Osh.
