Regional workshop “Accessible Education: Innovative Management in Education”, as part of the Project “Developing Support for Rural Schools”

On February 27, 2025, Örken East Kazakhstan Regional Scientific and Methodological Center for Informatization and Educational Development of Education Administration of East Kazakhstan region held a workshop titled “Accessible Education: Innovative Management in Education”, as part of the Project “Developing Support for Rural Schools”. The event took place at Bozanbai Secondary School of Education Department of Ulan district.

The goal of the workshop was to boost the professional development of teachers of leading and magnet schools of the region, to showcase the opportunities available in modernized schools, to highlight their contributions to the educational process, as well as to arrange conditions for the development of high-quality education and creative abilities through enhanced opportunities in an innovative environment.  

The workshop was attended by 70 teachers from rural and small schools of the region.

In the first part of the event, G.M. Boshayeva, a methodologist of Örken East Kazakhstan Regional Scientific and Methodological Center for Informatization and Educational Development of Education Administration of East Kazakhstan region, made a presentation on implementing the Auyl Mektebi - Sapa Alany Project, aimed at improving the quality of education in rural schools. A.K. Bukhatova, the headmaster, presented on the topic “Tirek mektepterinin tiymdi tazhiribesi”.   

The second part of the workshop included practical sessions in physics, chemistry, mathematics, English and natural sciences, led by the teachers from Bozanbai Secondary School. A total of five open lessons, four master classes, and one coaching session were held in the subjects of mathematics, physics, chemistry, natural sciences and English.

Schoolchildren from K. Kaissenov Magnet Small School, attached to Bozanbai Secondary School, presented their projects, and shared their experiences with subject teachers. The projects covered various areas that promote students’ creative and research skills, and enhance teachers’ professional growth and pedagogical mastery.

17 projects were presented at the workshop, demonstrating the efficiency of project-based activities of school students using the resources provided by the Rural School Support Fund. The projects included various areas that foster students’ creative and research skills, boosting professional growth and pedagogical skills of teachers.

The workshop resulted in a feedback session where all questions were answered, teachers presented their insights and exchanged opinions, and the participants of the workshop wished the school team further creative success in implementing the project.