
The best readers of the epic "Er Edyge" were chosen from 1.5 thousand participants throughout the region. The winners of the competition were congratulated by the akim of Pavlodar region Abylkair Skakov.
Competition "Tulpar minip, Tu algan!" in the year of the 30th anniversary of Independence announced throughout Kazakhstan. It was initiated by the Nur Otan party, the Ministry of Education and Science and the Qazaq Epos public foundation. In the Pavlodar region, 1.5 thousand pupils of the 6-10th grades took part in the reading competition.
“Those who know, appreciate and are proud of the history of their country will have a long road ahead,” Abylkair Skakov addressed the winners of the regional stage of the competition. - I hope our future generations, like you, will understand folk poetry and read Kazakh literature, preserve and popularize the culture of our people. I am sure that each of you will have new creative achievements.
The third place in the competition and certificates for 200 thousand tenge was awarded to the seventh grader of the school named after S. Satybaldin of Akkuly district Bekarys Nurbekuly and a sixth grader from Pavlodar gymnasium for gifted children named after Abay Mansuru Sagidolle. A student of the 7th grade of the Kyzylzhar rural school from Aksu Nurdan Maratkyzy and a student of the 9th grade of the Atygai secondary school from Ekibastuz Ayaulym Amangeldykyzy became the owners of the second place and certificates for 300 thousand tenge. The first place and a certificate for 750 thousand tenge was won by the tenth grader of the gymnasium №22 named after Toraigyrova from Ekibastuz Aisha-bibi Altynbek. She will also represent Pavlodar region at the republican stage of the reciters' competition.
The prizes were also awarded to the teachers who brought up and deal with the winners. Abylkair Skakov thanked the teachers for their contribution to the education of the younger generation and expressed hope that such competitions will become a tradition for the region.
Press service of the akim of Pavlodar region
Photo by Valery Bugaev