Construction of a new school for 1,200 students in Semey

The construction of the school has also provided economic benefits to the region. More than 100 new jobs have been created as a result of the school’s establishment.

The school has a capacity for 1,200 students and is equipped with 48 classrooms, each designed to foster specialised learning across various fields. These include six computer science classrooms, six multimedia classrooms, and six subject-specific classrooms for chemistry, physics, and biology. The school also boasts a dedicated robotics room, a graphics and modelling room, and practical workshops, including a lathe and locksmith workshop, a pottery room, a cooking room and a sewing room.

The modern design of the school emphasises not only academic excellence but also the importance of practical skills, offering students opportunities to develop in both traditional and technical fields.

Infrastructure in the school is also focused on student well-being and physical development. It includes a large gymnasium, a smaller sports and game hall specifically for primary school students, and extensive outdoor sports facilities. These include football, volleyball, and basketball courts, as well as a running track. The school has been designed to provide a well-rounded environment where students can engage in both academic pursuits and physical activities.

A key feature of the school is its commitment to accessibility. Modern solutions have been implemented to ensure that the school is fully inclusive. The main entrances and other key areas of the building are equipped with ramps to accommodate individuals with limited mobility. Additionally, tactile pathways are provided throughout the school grounds and inside the building, making it easier for visually impaired students to navigate. Two lifts have been installed to improve accessibility further, ensuring that all students can comfortably move between floors.

The construction of the school has also provided economic benefits to the region. More than 100 new jobs have been created as a result of the school’s establishment. Furthermore, Kazakhstan contractors were used for construction, and domestic products were predominantly used, highlighting the Group’s commitment to supporting local businesses and stimulating regional economic growth.