First Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan Roman Sklyar got acquainted with the implementation of the "Cozy School" national project during his working visit to Kyzylorda region.
As part of it, the construction of 10 schools with a capacity of 6,900 has begun in the Syr region, and today 5 of them have been handed over to students and teachers. This year, the construction of 5 more "Cozy Schools" will be completed and put into operation.
In the "Cozy Schools", primary and high school students study in separate blocks. They are equipped with mobile transformer desks, a universal assembly hall, a security system, educational and laboratory equipment, and new modified classrooms.
It should be noted that last year, 6 schools and an additional building for 5 schools were put into operation in the region. Thus, the problem of the dilapidated schools No. 248 in the village of Tokabay, No. 252 in the village of Shieli, and No. 133 in the village of Zhanseit, Aral district, was solved.
With the sponsorship of the KazHermunai company, a modern 350-seat "Student Palace" was handed over in Kyzylorda city, a 200-seat "Student House" and a 50-seat "Art School" in Zhanakorgan district. During the year, a 200-seat "Student House" and a 50-seat "Art School" will also begin operating in Shieli district.
The "Academy of Creativity" and a new building of the music college in the regional center will be completed in May, and the construction of a physics and mathematics boarding school for gifted children will be completed in March.
This year, a 150-seat school will be built in the village of Zhalanash, Aral district, at the expense of the "Educational Infrastructure Support Fund". Last year, major repairs were carried out on 8 school buildings for 3 billion 100 million tenge. In accordance with the Head of State's instruction to modernize 1,300 schools, 51 schools in the region will undergo major repairs over the next 3 years, 9 of which will be completed this year.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda/press/news/details/940014