The IV Network Art Festival “InnovArt: Art of the Future” was held at NIS Astana-Nura. The event brought together 242 students from 21 Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools, as well as the International Steppe School of Astana.

The festival served as an important platform for developing students’ creative potential, encouraging self-expression through art, and promoting the exchange of ideas and experiences. Participants showcased musical and theatrical performances, original video projects dedicated to serving society, Sand Art presentations, and handicrafts inspired by national cultural traditions.

As part of the Sand Art category, students creatively interpreted literary works included in the “100 Books Recommended for Students of Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools” project. Through sand animation, they brought literary characters, stories, and emotions to life.

The festival also highlighted the core values of the “Adal Azamat” concept, including academic integrity, responsibility, respect for intellectual work, and service to society.

The students of our school also achieved remarkable success at the festival.

Askarova Aizere won the “Best Work” nomination in the Sand Art category. Her creative project, performed using sand drawing techniques, impressed the jury with its artistic originality, creative vision, and technical excellence. Her achievement was made possible with the support and guidance of her mentor, Altyn Kuandykkyzy.

In addition, Soyuzbek Dilnara presented a unique felt-based artwork that successfully combined traditional handicraft techniques with contemporary artistic approaches. Her work received high praise from the jury and earned the “Symphony of Genres” nomination. Her mentor is Anel Berikkyzy.

We congratulate our students on their outstanding achievements and wish them continued success in their creative endeavors!