Students at the School of Temurbeks set an example for their peers in learning, discipline and patriotism
2026-11-12 18:05:00 / News
The lyceum currently has 323 students. It places particular emphasis on helping them build a solid foundation of knowledge, learn foreign languages, develop an interest in a military career and grow into well-rounded individuals.
Students pursue in-depth studies in English, Russian, physics, mathematics and chemistry. To date, more than 60 have earned certificates attesting to their proficiency in foreign languages.
The lyceum’s students have achieved strong results in national and international academic competitions. They took first place at the 7th International Physics Olympiad.
During the conversation, the governor asked the students what motivated them to learn and what they hoped to achieve in the future.
The discussion highlighted military service as one of the most honourable professions, requiring loyalty to one’s country, a strong sense of responsibility, perseverance and dedication. It was noted that fulfilling the sacred duty of safeguarding peace, public tranquillity and national security requires, above all, deep knowledge, strong resolve, strict discipline and a profound sense of patriotism.
The students were also recognised for setting an example for their peers through their eagerness to learn, discipline, active involvement and achievements.
During the visit, members of the Young Aeromodellers Club showcased the projects they had built and explained their technical capabilities. Their interest in engineering, design and modern technology was also recognised.
The lyceum’s students also gave demonstrations of their military training.
The governor commended the students for their aspirations and achievements and wished them success in their further studies and in pursuing the worthy goals they had set for themselves.