Kazakhstan may launch an imperative new initiative, "Parents Academy," to strengthen the relationship between families and schools to improve children's education, upbringing, and development. The Minister of Education, Gani Beisembayev, emphatically declared this during a meeting with parents and the public in the Kazalinsk district of Kyzylorda region, media reports. The session was also focused on crime prevention and child safety issues.
The Ministry of Education has been tirelessly working to enhance the legislative framework for child safety, including consolidating children's right to protection from bullying and adopting rules for preventing child abuse. Additionally, the governmental department has set up representatives for the child's rights in every region of the country and established a telegram chat called "Bala Korgau" ("Child Protection") to assist children and their parents.
The Minister presented letters of gratitude to the teacher and parents of a nine-year-old boy who displayed immense courage and bravery in rescuing his younger siblings from a fire. These measures are imperative to ensure children's safety and develop unified approaches to child protection.
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