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On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the birth of National Leader Heydar Aliyev, a “Conference of Young Researchers” was organized at the Educational Complex 132-134 with the participation of students from Complex’s IB department (International Baccalaureate Program) and secondary school No. 245.

At a conference organized jointly by Educational Complex No. 132-134 and Secondary School No. 245, schoolchildren delivered speeches honoring the Great Leader Heydar Aliyev’s rich statehood heritage and his historical services to the people of Azerbaijan and the independent state of Azerbaijan.

On April 22nd, International Earth Day, a “Model of the Earth” model competition was organized at Educational Complex 132-134 among all 6th grade students of the Russian department, led by Biology, Life Science, and Steam professors Rubaba Samadova and Lala Aliyeva.

In their models, students emphasized the necessity of fighting environmental degradation and maintaining the living world. The models expressed the syudents’ desires for the Earth to be a flowery planet.

The Educational Complex 132-134 team got the “BEST BUSINESS IDEA” nomination at the “The Future Begins Here” school symposium, dedicated to the 100th anniversary of National Leader Heydar Aliyev.

The Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources is coordinating a school symposium on climate change mitigation and adaptation measures in collaboration with the Ministry of Science and Education, the European Union (EU), the Green Climate Fund, and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) to encourage the younger generation to participate in climate change activities. It was organized in collaboration with the Modern Educational Complex named after Heydar Aliyev.

The concepts created by the students who took part in the school competition “The Future Begins Here” were presented to officials of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources, the European Union, and UNDP at the symposium.

About 100 students from 13 public and private schools took part in the symposium. The high school students submitted a number of implementable concepts and demonstrated an enthusiasm in developing new approaches to dealing with the issues caused by climate change.

Educational Complex 132-134 team participated in the symposium with the “Zero Green” project, developed under the supervision of Biology, Life Science, and Steam instructor Mrs. Rubaba Samadova.

The 3rd grade students of Educational Complex 132-134 took part in the online event “Welcome, Novruz” hosted by the Central Library of Sabail (Baku, Azerbaijan) and the Central City Children’s Library named after S. Begalin in Almaty, Republic of Kazakhstan.

The 3rd grade students from the Kokil school in Almaty, Kazakhstan participated at.online conference.

The program included information on the customs of the peoples of Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan. 

The event’s “Spring corner,” colorful Novruz khonchas, and “Samenilar,” presented by Complex students and shown in a lovely stage design, were well accepted by Kazakh students.

The world-famous TEDx event, organized by IB (International Baccalaureate/International Baccalaureate Program) 10th grade students, took place on April 2 at Educational Complex 132-134.

The speakers provided engaging, inventive, and inspiring presentations on the problems they experienced in many sectors and the concerns of battling hurdles at the event, which was organized under the theme “Breaking Barriers,” and shared their experiences with the conference attendees.

The primary goal of TEDx conferences is to positively influence society’s thinking and develop their ideas.

#TEDx #TEDtalks

In our primary schools, there is a festive Novruz vibe

The Sports Week Awards Ceremony took place on March 3rd at the Educational Complex 132-134.

All contests staged at the Complex during Sports Week – “The fastest student” running competition among 7th graders, “Happy starts” relay races between 5th and 6th graders, 8th graders, and all 7th graders – were awarded during the ceremony. The winners of numerous nominations in basketball, football, volleyball, chess, arm wrestling, and other sports were recognized.

Gymnastics and national dances were performed by the first and fourth grades students during the event.

The Khojaly genocide, a bloody tragedy that earned a place in human history as one of the darkest events of the 20th century, is commemorated today on its 31st anniversary.

During the night of February 25–26, 1992, Armenian armed groups committed yet another massacre against the Azerbaijani people, destroying Khojaly entirely. 613 people lost their lives, 1275 civilians were taken captive, and the fate of 150 individuals remains unknown. Additionally, 8 families were wiped out, 25 children were left orphaned, and 130 children lost one parent in this genocidal act.

The speakers at the event noted that the Khojaly genocide is the most terrible of the genocide crimes committed by Armenia against the peaceful Azerbaijani population during the occupation war against Azerbaijan. 

At the event, students of the Educational Complex 132-134 revived scenes dedicated to Khojaly genocide, recited poems and performed literary and artistic compositions in different languages.

#Khojaly #Xocalı #xocalıfaciəsi #XocalıSoyqırımı #JusticeforKhojaly #XocalıyaƏdalət #KhojalyGenocide #26february1992 #dontforget

Interesting photos from Technology, English, and Azerbaijani language classes at the 1st grade.

Our first grade students are learning and having fun during educational classes.

On February 17, a theme lesson on the topic “Heydar Aliyev and the expansion of Azerbaijan’s economy” was held with the involvement of 9th grade students from the Azerbaijan department, led by Mrs. Qatiba Nasirova, the Educational Complex’s Geography instructor.