The Fathers' Council held a Togyzkumalak competition

A large-scale tournament of the national intellectual game, Togyzkumalak, was organized for the first time at NIS Atyrau, initiated by the Fathers' Council.

In addition to students, teachers and parents are also testing their skills in this competition. The event, which gathered about 60 participants, is held in a unique format, further strengthening cooperation and unity within the educational institution. It has become more than just a competition; it is an important platform that unites the school community.

According to the school principal, Yeraly Bizhanov, Togyzkumalak is an extraordinary game that contributes to the versatile development of the younger generation.

"Togyzkumalak is one of the national games that requires deep thinking and strategic decision-making. This game helps adolescents enhance their logical thinking and focus. Moreover, it instills discipline, patience, and systematic planning. It is very heartening that such a tournament is being held at our school for the first time. The fact that this initiative comes from the Fathers' Council is particularly significant, as it strengthens the bond between parents, teachers, and students. In the future, it is important to raise the level of such competitions," he stated.

Talgat Agisov, Chairman of the school's Fathers' Council, also highlighted the importance of the event:

"Through such competitions, we aim not only to host a game but also to strengthen the connection between father and child, as well as teacher and parent. A child who plays Togyzkumalak will grow into an individual who can clearly express their thoughts and hold a firm position in life," said Talgat Amanuly.