Kazakhstan’s hub schools to get sports infrastructure worth 194 million tenge

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Three rural hub schools in Kazakhstan took all the prizes in the national video contest "Kindness continues," organized by the Qazaqstan Halkyna  fund. As a result of the contest, the schools will receive new sports facilities worth a total of 194 million tenge.
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First place went to the Akkol school in Akmola region. The main prize is a multifunctional sports complex worth 100 million tenge, which includes a full-size football field, a basketball and volleyball court, a workout zone, and a park area.
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Second place went to the Shaulder school in Turkestan region. A sports ground worth 66 million tenge is planned for it, with basketball courts and a strength training zone.
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Third place went to the Tarbagatai school in East Kazakhstan region. The school will receive a specialized workout ground worth 28 million tenge, equipped with gymnastic apparatus and outdoor exercise machines.
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All three schools are participants in the project "Capacity building of hub schools in rural areas," implemented by the Fund for sustainable development of education (FURO) together with partners.
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Winning the contest will not only improve the sports infrastructure of rural schools but also create additional opportunities for children's physical development, active recreation, and health.
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The total cost of the sports facilities awarded as prizes is 194 million tenge. This result is another example of how partnership and schools' participation in educational initiatives open up new opportunities for the development of rural areas.
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