In 6 months our son became responsible — where to find a private school in Almaty that builds character

How it usually goes

Marat, 35, works as an engineer. He wanted his daughter, Saltanat, to not just gain knowledge but grow into a responsible person. Marat had seen many examples of people lacking moral guidance

He worried that a school might focus only on academic achievement. Marat believed that for a child's full development, a strong system of values was essential. He was looking for a school that placed real emphasis on moral upbringing

At Samuryq Mektebi, Marat learned about the "Adal Azamat" program. Saltanat took part in the "Family Traditions" competition, where she learned about the importance of national values. She began showing more respect for elders and care for younger children

What people come to us for

Parents come to us wanting their children not only to get a quality education, but also to develop moral character, respect for traditions, and family values

If this sounds like you

• Is transportation included?
• I'd like full information about the school. Tuition fees and address? Grades 6-7 in Kazakh, grade 10 in Russian.
• Do you offer any combat sports?

How it works

The "Adal Azamat" program is built into the curriculum and extracurricular activities. Students take part in themed lessons and competitions that deepen their understanding of values

We hold open lessons dedicated to national traditions and hospitality. This helps children not only learn about their culture but also apply what they've learned in everyday life

How to prepare

Before reaching out, take a look at the core principles of the "Adal Azamat" program. Talk with your child about the importance of family traditions

Frequently asked questions