Ceremonial Closing of the Russian Language Decade at Secondary School No. 14 named after S. Davletov

On March 11, 2026, the ceremonial closing of the Russian Language and Literature Decade took place at Secondary School No. 14 named after S. Davletov. The event became a bright and significant occasion summarizing a series of educational and creative activities aimed at promoting the Russian language, developing students’ interest in literature, and revealing their creative potential.

Students-interns of group РЯЛ-1-23 of the “Russian Language and Literature” program actively participated in organizing and conducting the final event: Saifudin kyzy A., Baiysh kyzy A., Orozbekov K., Abdykaiym kyzy M., Mustapakulova B., Satymkulova A. As part of their teaching practice, the future teachers demonstrated initiative, responsibility, and a creative approach while helping prepare an engaging and rich program. The participants took part in intellectual tasks, literary quizzes, creative performances, and competitions, which created an atmosphere of genuine interest and a true celebration of the Russian language.

Honored guests of the event were representatives of the Department of Russian Philology — senior lecturers N.S. Zhamasheva, T.A. Suleimanova, and D.A. Alimamatova. The lecturers not only attended the event but also served as members of the jury, evaluating participants’ performances, their knowledge of Russian language and literature, artistic expression, and originality of creative presentations. The professionalism and pedagogical experience of the jury members made it possible to objectively determine the winners and highlight the most active and talented participants of the decade.

The organization of the Russian Language Decade and its ceremonial closing once again confirmed the strong partnership between the school and the university. Long-standing cooperation between educational institutions promotes the exchange of pedagogical experience, improves the quality of teacher training, and strengthens the connection between school and higher education.

The event was held in a warm, friendly, and inspiring atmosphere and became a true celebration of the Russian language, bringing together students, teachers, and future educators in their shared aspiration to preserve and develop the rich traditions of Russian literature.