Bullying Prevention Measures

• "Friendship and Mutual Respect" Campaign: Within this framework, students are taught the values of mutual understanding and mutual support.
• Joint Trainings by Psychologists and Curators: In these sessions, children develop emotion management skills, peaceful conflict resolution techniques, and the ability to seek help in crisis situations.
• Additional Educational Activities: These are held in every class during curator hours ("Zaman Amanaty"), where students learn to express their thoughts openly and build mutual understanding.
• Anonymous Trust Box: Organized by the school, this allows students to confidentially report their problems and concerns.
• "Identifying and Preventing Bullying" Seminars for Teachers and School Staff: Educators learn to recognize early signs of harassment and master strategies for proper response and intervention.

Cybersecurity Rules for Students

• Every student is instructed on the need to maintain the confidentiality of personal data (full name, address, photos) on the Internet, as well as the importance of not clicking on suspicious links and not responding to messages from strangers.
• Special lessons break down the concepts of "cyberbullying" and "online fraud," demonstrating protection methods through real-life examples.
• Children are taught etiquette rules for social media, including showing respect to other users, refraining from aggressive comments, and the habit of fact-checking information before sharing it.

Engagement Formats with Parents

• Seminars and Trainings for Parents: These sessions explain the psychological signs of bullying, markers of changes in a child's behavior, and algorithms for taking the right actions.
• "How to Monitor Your Child's Online Life" Information Guides: Parents receive recommendations on screen time limits, the use of safe applications, and internet filters.