In secondary school No.111 A parent-teacher meeting aimed at preventing offenses among the younger generation was held in Astana within the framework of the city project "Hour of Safety". About 250 parents took part in the event, the official website of the capital's akimat reports.
Parent-teacher conferences are held in all schools and colleges of the city during the school year.
"The head of state also spoke about security at the National Kurultai and the XXXIII session of the Assembly of People of Kazakhstan. Because this is a big problem. Of these, the biggest problem associated with children is substance abuse and ludomania. The Republican Council of Mothers of the Assembly of People of Kazakhstan fought against vaping. The work of mothers to create a healthy society – including the upbringing of the younger generation, spiritual values. The language, mentality and religion that preserve the nation. All three structures are formed by the family. The mother is responsible," said Nazipa Shanai, a member of the National Commission on Women's Affairs and Family Demographic Policy under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Chairman of the Republican Council of Mothers of the APK.
At the parent-teacher meeting, the issues of the role of the family in the prevention of juvenile delinquency, parental responsibility for certain types of juvenile delinquency, etc. were raised.
Also present at the parent meeting was a member of the Commission on Women's Affairs and Family and Demographic Policy under the Mayor's Office of Astana, Yrza Tursynzada, who made a speech on family values and crafts.
"Child safety should be a priority for parents, teachers, and every adult. Building an open dialogue with the child, constantly participating in his life, monitoring digital devices and talking to the child about safety are the main steps that will help prevent these problems. The task of parents is not only to monitor the child's behavior, but also to form a trusting relationship with their child, expressing his willingness to always listen and help. The child's future and the preservation of his well-being directly depend on us," said Gulsim Khasenova, Chief Specialist of the Department for the Protection of the Rights of Minors of the Astana City Department of Education.
Parents were also asked questions about child safety, restrictions on the sale of electronic cigarettes, children being outside at night, etc.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/astana/press/news/details/896515