In the city of Osh, a tender has been announced aimed at ensuring daily monitoring of educational institutions, including both schools and preschool facilities. According to information on the government procurement portal, an unrestricted procurement method is being applied in this case.
At a meeting of the Committee of the Jogorku Kenesh on Science, Education, and Information Technologies, Deputy Rustambek Sovetbek uulu expressed concern about educational opportunities for youth in the regions interested in obtaining IT education. He emphasized that many students face difficulties related to the need to relocate to Bishkek for studies, which incurs additional financial costs for housing and education. In response to his questions, the director of the "High Technology
The Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and Head of the Presidential Administration, Adylbek Kasymaliev, instructed the Ministry of Education to promptly develop and implement an electronic platform for transferring students between schools. According to the press service of the Cabinet, this decision was made following a meeting with the heads of state institutions and structural divisions of the Presidential Administration, where issues of implementing modern digital solutions in the fields
In the educational institutions of the Jazy rural district, located in the Uzgen region of the Osh province, an inspection of heating systems was conducted. This information was announced by representatives of the Jazy rural administration.
In Kyrgyzstan, the implementation of a new electronic system is being discussed, which will simplify the process of transferring students between schools. The initiative was announced by the Prime Minister Adylbek Kasymaliev during a government meeting. Kasymaliev noted that currently the transfer process is carried out exclusively in paper format, which creates certain difficulties. He emphasized that after the introduction of the electronic system for enrolling children in educational
In Kyrgyzstan, 20 new schools are planned to be built, half of which are already under construction. This information was announced by the Minister of Construction Nurdin Oruntaev at a government meeting. According to him, each of the new schools will have one or two classes specifically designed for inclusive education. All conditions will also be organized for the full education of children with disabilities.
At the parliamentary session on January 21, Deputy of the Jogorku Kenesh Cholpon Esenamanova shared a request from the residents of the village of Kaptal-Aryk in the Panfilov district. As the parliamentarian pointed out, this village is famous for being the birthplace of the renowned Kyrgyz poet Alykul Osmonov. However, according to her, there is currently no kindergarten in the village, despite the high number of preschool-aged children.
In the village of Kyzyl-Zhar in the Suzak district of the Jalal-Abad region, the construction of a school for 375 students is actively underway. According to information from the Ministry of Construction, the project is being implemented using funds from the state budget, with a total cost of 127 million soms.
In his speech, Talaybek Masabirov noted that there are over 500 households in this village, but not a single social facility has been built so far. Currently, a temporary building is being used for the needs of the kindergarten, which is in an emergency condition and was constructed back in the 1920s-30s.
In the village of Toychu in the Kara-Suu district, the construction of an educational institution for 300 students is actively underway. According to the Ministry of Construction, the project is being financed from the state budget, and the total cost amounts to 119 million soms.
On January 22, the Jogorku Kenesh presented for public discussion a draft law concerning amendments to the legislation on state awards, honorary titles, and prizes of the Kyrgyz Republic. Deputy Toktobubu Ashymbaeva, who is the initiator of this draft law, noted that its main goal is to enhance the prestige of the teaching profession.
"On the topic of fire safety regulations at kindergarten No. 47, will fire trucks be able to access it?" — with this question, on January 23, deputy of the Bishkek City Council Omurkan Ashanbaeva from the faction "Jany Kych - New Force," who heads the permanent commission on social issues, spoke during the meeting. According to her, this problem has been discussed for a long time, and parents continue to submit requests but do not receive responses. "The access for fire
In the village of Zhetigen, located in the Aiyl Aimak of Ak-Turpak in the Kadamjai District of the Batken Region, there are about 800 students, but there are no educational institutions here. As a result, children are forced to travel every day to nearby settlements for classes. Local residents report that students are transported by buses, which make up to 10 trips a day. As a result, some children do not make it to classes on time and sometimes return home already in the dark. Among the bus
In the village of Kyrgyzstan, located in the Nooken district of the Jalal-Abad region, the construction of a new building for the E. Aliyev school is ongoing. According to information provided by the press service of the Ministry of Construction, the work began in June 2024, and the total cost of the project is 90.6 million soms.
In the village of Ala-Bash in the Ton district of the Issyk-Kul region, the construction of a new school for 550 students is ongoing. According to the Ministry of Construction, the project includes classrooms, a sports hall, an assembly hall, and a cafeteria. The school will also feature a medical office, a library, a laboratory, and specialized classrooms for vocational training.
The Ministry of Education of the Kyrgyz Republic held a meeting where Minister Dogdurkul Kendirbaeva discussed with representatives of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) the results of cooperation for the year 2025 and key areas of work for 2026. During the conversation, special attention was paid to the integration of "green skills" into preschool, school, and initial vocational education. The minister emphasized the need to combine practical and
The Ministry of Education has published the schedule for the Republican Olympiad for school students for the 2025-2026 academic year. The Olympiad will take place in four stages:
The Ministry of Construction, Architecture, and Housing and Communal Services commented on the incident involving the collapse of the roof of a new school built by the "As-Salam" foundation in the village of Min-Bulak, Tyup District, Issyk-Kul Region. On the night of January 18, due to heavy snowfall, part of the roof of the educational institution collapsed.
At the meeting of the permanent commission on social issues on January 23, Bishkek city council deputy Erzhan Nasiraliyev ("Adilet") raised a question about the number of schools in Bishkek that use electric heating systems. Rahat Musaeva, head of the Education Department of the capital's mayor's office, reported that there are 119 schools and 120 kindergartens in Bishkek.
On January 21-22, a seminar was held at the Ministry of Education dedicated to the program "Improving Access and Quality of Inclusive Educational Opportunities for All Children in the Kyrgyz Republic." Participants included the Minister of Education Dogdurkul Kendirbaeva, her deputies Nadira Jusupbekova and Albert Makmetkulov, as well as Anna Dautovich, Deputy Representative of UNICEF in Kyrgyzstan, and other representatives from partner and subordinate organizations.
In the village of Dömör in the city of Manas, Jalal-Abad region, the construction of a new school designed for 550 students is ongoing. According to the Ministry of Construction, the construction work began in April 2025. Currently, about 45% of all planned work has been completed.
The Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers, Adylbek Kasymaliev, handed over 10 Perkins Brailler Classic typewriters in Braille to the Special Boarding School for Blind and Visually Impaired Children in Bishkek. As specified by the government press service, the need for such typewriters was expressed in September of last year during the Prime Minister's visit to this educational institution.
In Kyrgyzstan, there is a steady increase in the number of children attending preschool institutions. This data was presented by the National Statistical Committee of the Kyrgyz Republic. As of the end of 2024, there are 257,378 children registered in kindergartens and other preschool organizations in the country. For comparison, in 2023 this figure was 233,946, in 2022 — 220,012, in 2021 — 199,813, in 2020 — 196,123, and in 2019 — 207,884. In 2018, the number of children was 197,152, and in
At a meeting of the Jogorku Kenesh, Deputy Minister of Construction Talant Imanakun uulu announced plans for the construction of new schools in Bishkek, funded by the Saudi Development Fund. He emphasized that the first phase of building state educational institutions was successfully completed on December 1, 2024. As part of this phase, 28 schools and 2 kindergartens were built across the republic. In total, 30 facilities were completed with a total cost of 30 million dollars, which were