Development of Sports Clubs in the Process of Extracurricular Education
The process of extracurricular education is rapidly developing in accordance with the annual plan. Compared to the 2023–2024 academic year, the number of students participating in sports clubs has significantly increased in 2024–2025. This growth reflects the increased interest in sports and the results of efforts aimed at strengthening students’ health.
The increased participation in sports clubs is influenced by the following factors:
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Variety of Clubs: Currently, the gymnasium offers various sports sections, including volleyball, table tennis, asyk (traditional game), togyz kumalak (traditional board game), skiing, football, arm wrestling, and athletics.
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Professionalism of Instructors: The clubs are led by experienced coaches and physical education specialists, which increases students’ engagement and provides opportunities for their professional development.
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Student Activity: Students actively participate not only in club activities but also in city and regional competitions, achieving high results.
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Improved Sports Infrastructure: The gymnasium has updated its sports equipment and offers new opportunities for physical activities.
In 2024, the number of students involved in sports clubs has doubled, and their physical fitness and motivation to lead a healthy lifestyle have reached a high level. This indicates that systematic work in the sports direction will continue in the future.
Growth in the Number of Students Participating in Sports Clubs (2023–2024)
In the 2023–2024 academic year, the gymnasium operated 8 sports clubs, with an average of 15 students per club. Although the number of clubs has decreased to 7 currently, the number of participants in each club has increased to 20–25 students.
Statistical growth indicators:
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Total participants in 2023–2024: 120 students
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Current total participants: 140–175 students
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Growth dynamic: +20 to +55 students
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Percentage increase: 16.7% – 45.8%
If the number of participants increased from 120 to 140, the growth is +16.7%.
If the number increased from 120 to 175, the growth is +45.8%.
These indicators demonstrate not only an increased interest in sports among gymnasium students but also the quality and effectiveness of the clubs’ work. Active participation in sports clubs positively affects students’ health and physical development. Moreover, it reflects the high level of organization of physical education classes and sports events at the school.
According to the annual plan, master classes were held regularly among students and teachers in the clubs. Notable instructors include:
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Dzhetibaev R.Kh. — Arm Wrestling
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Kanat A.A. — Volleyball
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Mukhametov E.G. — Asyk Game
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Panfilov P.N. — Skiing
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Sadykov A.K. — Table Tenni
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Schedule of Extracurricular Sports Clubs for the 2024–2025 Academic Year
No. |
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Club Name |
Days and Time |
Instructor(s) |
1 |
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Athletics |
Tuesday 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM
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Dzhamanbaev A.M. |
2 |
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Arm Wrestling |
Wednesday 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM
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Dzhetibaev R.Kh. |
3 |
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Volleyball |
Tuesday 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
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Kanat A.A. |
4 |
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Asyk Game |
Tuesday 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM
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Mukhametov E.G. |
5 |
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Skiing |
Thursday 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM
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Panfilov P.N.
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6 |
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Table Tennis |
Tuesday 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM
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Sadykov A.K.
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7 |
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Football |
Wednesday 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM
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Shaguanov R.A. |
8 |
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Toguz Kumalak |
Tuesday 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM
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Baizenova Zh.Z. |
On October 6, 2025, the city arm wrestling tournament among youth, organized by the “Oral” Sports Club, was held in the city of Oral. The students of our gymnasium participated in the competition and achieved outstanding results:
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Urumbaev Serzhan (Grade 7B) – 1st place
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Tovazhanov Adilet (Grade 7B) – 2nd place
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Kazhgaliyev Amirlan (Grade 7B) – 3rd place
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Chigirev Ansar (Grade 9G) – 2nd place
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Kovalev Vladimir (Grade 8V) – 3rd place
These results reflect the students’ dedication, as well as the effectiveness of the sports club’s training system.
On October 6, 2025, the city-level arm wrestling tournament among teenagers was held in Oral city, organized by the “Oral” Sports Club. The students of our gymnasium achieved excellent results in this competition:
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Serzhan Urumbaev (Grade 7B) – 1st place
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Adilet Tovazhanov (Grade 7B) – 2nd place
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Amirlan Kazhgaliyev (Grade 7B) – 3rd place
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Ansar Chigirev (Grade 9G) – 2nd place
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Vladimir Kovalev (Grade 8V) – 3rd place
These achievements highlight our students' dedication, physical strength, and the effective guidance provided by their coaches.
On October 12, 2025, a regional arm wrestling tournament was held, where our students once again demonstrated outstanding performance:
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Erkebulan Rakhmetulla (Grade 6V) – 1st place
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Inzhu Marat (Grade 9Á) – 2nd place
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Aisulu Kalmurzina (Grade 9A) – 1st place
The students were trained and prepared for the competition by coach Dzhetibaev R.Kh.
These results reflect the high level of physical training and the effectiveness of the coaching efforts within the gymnasium’s sports program.
On October 30, 2024, the regional mixed martial arts (MMA) championship was held. Three athletes from our school participated in this prestigious competition and demonstrated a high level of skill and determination.
Participants:
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Abubakirov Abilai (Grade 7)
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Rakhmetulla Erkebulan (Grade 7)
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Abubakirov Abilai (Grade 10) – became the Regional Champion!
Coach: Temirtasov A.B.
This remarkable achievement showcases the strength, discipline, and sportsmanship of our students, as well as the quality of coaching and preparation provided.
On December 14, within the framework of the “Active Environment” project, the Open Championship of the “Palace of Students” was held in the discipline of chess. Students from our school demonstrated excellent results:
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Dariga Nazzhimeden – 3rd place
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Ansar Khairullin – Awarded a Certificate of Appreciation
Coach: Baimukhametov B.T.
City Arm Wrestling Championship Dedicated to Independence Day (December 16, 2024)
On the occasion of Independence Day (December 16), a city championship in arm wrestling was held. Students of the gymnasium achieved outstanding results:
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Yunus Kapalov – 1st place
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Yusuf Kapalov – 2nd place
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Erkebulan Rakhmetulla – 2nd place
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Alua Kulmurzina – 3rd place
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Inzhu Marat – 2nd place
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Abilai Aubakirov – 3rd place
Coach: Dzhetibaev R.Kh
On January 8, 2025, a city-level skiing competition was held. Students from our gymnasium participated in the event and achieved impressive results.
According to the competition results, the following students were awarded prize-winning places:
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Amir Kuanishev – 2nd place
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Alimurat Ageleuov – 3rd place
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Nadezhda Pavlovich – 3rd place
These achievements reflect the students’ interest in winter sports and the results of their systematic training. The participants demonstrated strong discipline and perseverance — qualities essential in winter sports.
This success also plays an important role in promoting a healthy lifestyle among students. The gymnasium team proudly represented the school and showed excellent performance. Continued active participation in future sports events is planned.
On January 16–17, 2025, the city of Oral hosted a City Spartakiad among general education school teachers. Teachers from our gymnasium actively participated in the event and demonstrated notable results in several sports disciplines.
Competition Results:
Basketball – 6th place
Volleyball – 5th place
Football – 7th place
Asyk Atu – 9th place
Bes Asyk – 9th place
Toguz Kumalak – 3rd place
Skiing – 12th place
Tug of War – 5th place
The active participation of teachers in this Spartakiad served as an important step in promoting a healthy lifestyle, strengthening team unity, and increasing interest in physical education and sports. The gymnasium team demonstrated strong teamwork and achieved commendable results in several events. In the future, we plan to further enhance teachers’ involvement in sports and contribute to the development of mass sports activities.
On January 19, 2025, a regional skiing tournament was held. A student of our gymnasium, Amina Tazhgaliyeva, from Grade 5Zh, participated in the competition and demonstrated an excellent performance.
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Amina Tazhgaliyeva – 3rd place
This achievement is the result of Amina’s active involvement and consistent preparation. Special recognition is given to her coach, Panfilov P.N., for his dedicated training and significant contribution to her success.
By winning a prize at the regional tournament, Amina brought pride to our gymnasium. We believe this is one of the first major milestones in her journey as a young athlete.
Between January 25–26, 2025, a regional mixed martial arts (MMA) tournament was held among students. Gymnasium students performed at a high level and secured prize-winning places.
Notable results include:
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Marlen Duysengaliyeva (Grade 10A) – 2nd place
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Erkebulan Rakhmettula (Grade 7V) – 2nd place
These achievements reflect the students’ growing interest in sports and the results of their consistent and dedicated training.
Special appreciation is extended to Coach Temirtasov A.B., whose guidance and hard work played a significant role in the students' success.
The gymnasium students gave a worthy performance at the regional tournament and earned recognition through their achievements. This serves as a clear indicator of the effective work being done to promote sports, strengthen students’ physical preparedness, and boost their motivation.
On February 19–20, 2025, the Republic of Kazakhstan Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) Championship was held.
At this prestigious national event, our gymnasium’s physical education teacher — Temirtasov A.B., an Asian medalist, three-time Kazakhstan champion, and three-time world champion — achieved outstanding results and secured another major victory.
Temirtasov A.B. was awarded the honorary title of "Best MMA Champion of the Republic of Kazakhstan."
This remarkable achievement is a testament to our teacher’s relentless dedication, professional mastery, and enduring path in the world of sports. His success is not only a personal triumph, but also a powerful source of inspiration and motivation for students and aspiring young athletes.
On February 22, 2025, a national-level sports tournament was held among teachers of general education institutions and instructors of technical and vocational education organizations.
The gymnasium staff actively participated in the competition and achieved excellent results in several sports disciplines:
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Toguz Kumalak – Utepbergenova D.M. – 2nd place
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Asyk Atu – Mukhambetov E.G. – 3rd place
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Table Tennis – Sadykov A.K. – 1st place
In addition, Sadykov A.K. was awarded the "Best Physical Education Teacher" badge of honor.
These achievements are a testament to our teachers’ enthusiasm for sports and their professional excellence. Such events not only promote a healthy lifestyle but also strengthen team spirit and unity within the teaching staff.
In 2025, the 7th City “Health” Spartakiad was held among trade union members, organized by the Oral City Committee – branch of the Sectoral Trade Union of Education, Science, and Higher Education Workers of Kazakhstan (West Kazakhstan Region).
Teachers from 52 schools, representing Physical Education, Basics of Life Safety and Civil Defense (PE & BLS) departments, took part in the event and competed in several sports, including volleyball, table tennis, and darts.
Results:
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Table Tennis: Dzhumatov B.S. – 3rd place
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Volleyball: Gymnasium team – 3rd place
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Darts: – 3rd place
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Overall Team Standing (among 52 schools): PE & BLS team – 3rd place
These achievements are a vivid demonstration of the teachers' commitment to a healthy lifestyle, strong team spirit, and enthusiasm for sports. Throughout the Spartakiad, the teachers showcased their athletic skills and brought pride to their school community.
On March 13, a regional skiing tournament was held, in which several students from our gymnasium took part and achieved prize-winning results.
Competition Results:
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Amina Tazhgaliyeva – Grade 5Zh – 2nd place
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Alimurat Agileuov – Grade 7A – 2nd place
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Darya Lantseva – Grade 7A – 3rd place
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Amir Kuanishev – Grade 7A – 3rd place
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Tamerlan Sisaliev – Grade 7A – 3rd place
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Alexander Pavlovich – Grade 7A – 3rd place
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Nadezhda Pavlovich – Grade 9B – 2nd place
Coach: Panfilov P.N.
These impressive results reflect the students’ dedication, endurance, and strong preparation for winter sports under the guidance of their coach. Their performance brought pride to the gymnasium and once again emphasized the importance of regular physical activity in student life.
From May 17 to 19, a regional sports competition was held, where the Oral city team demonstrated outstanding performance and secured 2nd place.
Among the team members, our gymnasium’s physical education teacher, Amanat Azamatuly, stood out with exceptional skill and professionalism. As a result of his impressive performance, he was honored with the title of "Best Athlete of the Region".
This achievement is a testament to his dedication to sports and his contribution to promoting a healthy lifestyle within the educational community.
On May 19–20, the traditional "Leather Ball" football tournament was held at the city level among school students. A team composed of 7th–8th grade students from our gymnasium participated in the competition and achieved a prize-winning 3rd place.
Result:
Team of 7th–8th grade students – 3rd place
Coach: Shaguanov R.A.
This result reflects the teamwork of the students and the systematic efforts of the coach, contributing to the overall success of the team.
On April 29, 2025, the Republic of Kazakhstan Championship in target shooting was held. The competition was organized at a high level, bringing together talented athletes from across the country.
Our gymnasium’s 10th grade “B” class student, Kraidena Alisa, participated in the tournament and demonstrated exceptional skill. During the competition, Alisa stood out with her outstanding performance and won 1st place.
This remarkable achievement highlights her dedication, discipline, and high level of preparation.
From May 2 to 4, 2025, a citywide individual championship in the national intellectual sport Togyzkumalak was held in Oral city. The competition brought together 98 participants from various schools and sports clubs across the city. The event was organized at a high level, with intense competition among the participants.
A number of students from our gymnasium took part in the tournament and achieved outstanding results:
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Among 9-year-old boys – Sabit Torekhan – 1st place
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Among 9-year-old girls – Marat Zere – 3rd place
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Among 11-year-old boys – Tuleigali Kaisar – 1st place
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Among 11-year-old boys – Shatanov Daulet – 3rd place
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Among 11-year-old girls – Bekzhan Nursaya – 2nd place
Coach: Baizenova Zh.Z.
On May 8, 2025, a traditional table tennis tournament was held among the gymnasium staff to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory.
The main objectives of the event were to honor the heroism of war veterans, instill a sense of patriotism in the younger generation, promote a healthy lifestyle among teachers, and strengthen team unity within the school.
Teachers from all methodological associations of the gymnasium actively took part in the tournament. Several representatives from each association participated, making the competition a vibrant and spirited event filled with friendship and healthy rivalry.
Throughout the tournament, teachers demonstrated their skills, showing a high level of enthusiasm and teamwork.
From May 15 to 18, 2025, the city of Dergachi, Saratov Region (Russian Federation), hosted an international boxing tournament dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory. The competition brought together young athletes from multiple countries, each competing to demonstrate their strength and skill.
Among the participants was Talgar Nurislam, a student of class 6 “V” at our gymnasium. Displaying exceptional skill, endurance, and determination, he achieved 1st place in his category. This remarkable accomplishment marks one of his first major victories at the international level.
Talgar Nurislam’s success is the result of his daily training, strong discipline, perseverance, and the dedicated guidance of his coach, Mukhambetov E.G.
2. Increase in Club Participation
In 2023, sports clubs attracted 15–20 students, while in 2024, this number increased to 20–25 students.
The arm-wrestling section saw a 40% increase in the number of participants.
There was also a noticeable rise in new members joining the Togyzkumalak and chess clubs.
3. Overall Results
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The number of participants increased, indicating a growing interest in sports.
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The number of prize-winning places also rose, showing improved athletic performance compared to the previous year.
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The effectiveness of club activities improved, with both students and teachers demonstrating high achievements in professional competitions.
Sport is the foundation of a healthy lifestyle!
Annual Plan for the 2024–2025 Academic Year
№ |
Month |
Name of the Event |
Type of Event |
Responsible Person(s) |
Implementation Period |
1 |
September |
Toguzkumalak Tournament |
Sports Tournament |
Baizhenova Zh.Z |
Week 1 |
Assyk (traditional game) Competition |
National Sports |
Mukhambetov E.G. |
Week 2 |
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Volleyball Tournament |
Sports Tournament |
Kanat A.A. |
Week 3 |
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Tennis Masterclass |
Sports Masterclass |
Ajgaliev A.A., Sadykov A.K., Temirtasov A.B. |
Week 3 |
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Ski Training |
Sports Training |
Panfilov P.N., Shurugina O.V. |
Week 4 |
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Armwrestling Competition |
Sports Competition |
Dzhetibaev R.Kh. |
Week 4 |
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Sports Quiz |
Educational Event |
Organizers of Educational Work |
Final week of the month |
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2 |
October |
Autumn Sports Festival |
Festival |
Physical Education Teachers |
Week 1 |
Yoga Masterclass |
Health and Wellness |
Invited Coach |
Week 2 |
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Student Tennis Tournament |
Sports Competition |
Sadykov A.K., Temirtasov A.B. |
Week 3 |
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Cross Country Run |
Sports Competition |
Physical Education Teachers |
Week 4 |
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Introduction to Various Sports Day |
Educational Event |
Physical Education Teachers |
Final week of the month |
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3 |
November |
National Games Week |
Sports Event |
Mukhambetov E.G. |
Week 1 |
Health Day |
Sports Event |
Physical Education Teachers |
Week 2 |
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Armwrestling Tournament |
Sports Competition |
Dzhetibaev R.Kh. |
Week 3 |
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4 |
December |
Assyk Masterclass |
Sports Masterclass |
Physical Education Teachers |
Week 1 |
Winter Sports Games |
Tournament |
Panfilov P.N., Shurugina O.V. |
Week 2 |
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Sports Quest |
Educational Competition |
Organizers of Educational Work |
Week 3 |
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5 |
January |
Winter Sports Competitions |
Sports Competitions |
Panfilov P.N., Shurugina O.V. |
Week 1 |
New Year Sports Festival |
Holiday Event |
Physical Education Teachers |
Week 2 |
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6 |
February |
Volleyball Competition |
Sports Tournament |
Kanat A.A. |
Week 1 |
Armwrestling Competition |
Sports Competition |
Dzhetibaev R.Kh. |
Week 2 |
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Healthy Lifestyle Promotion Day |
Educational Event |
Organizers of Educational Work |
Week 3 |
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7 |
March |
National Games for Nauryz Celebration |
National Holiday |
Physical Education Teachers |
Throughout March |
Skiing Competition |
Sports Competition |
Panfilov P.N., Shurugina O.V. |
Week 3 |
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8 |
April |
Intra-school Sports Competitions |
Intra-school Tournament |
Physical Education Teachers |
Throughout April |
Athletics Competition |
Sports Competition |
Dzhamanbaev A.M. |
Week 2 |
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9 |
May |
Interclass Football Tournament |
Sports Competition |
Shaguanov R.A. |
Throughout May |
Closing Ceremony of the Sports Season |
Ceremonial Event |
Physical Education Teachers |
Final week of May |
Annual Report on Educational and Physical Upbringing Activities
Academic Year: 2024–2025
In the 2024–2025 academic year, a series of consistent and systematic physical education activities were conducted in accordance with the approved educational and upbringing plan of the gymnasium. These events aimed to improve students’ physical fitness, promote national sports, foster a healthy lifestyle, and cultivate a culture of sportsmanship.
The activities were organized in various formats, including sports tournaments, masterclasses, national games, festivals, educational sessions, open lessons, and celebratory competitions.
Monthly Implementation Overview
September:
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Toguzkumalak Tournament: Actively involved students from grades 5–11, with 48 participants. 1st–3rd place winners were awarded.
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Assyk (traditional game) Competition: Held among grades 5–7; 36 students participated.
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Volleyball Tournament: Conducted among grades 8–10; 6 teams competed.
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Tennis Masterclass: Delivered by experienced coaches and PE teachers.
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Ski Training Preparation: Theoretical and instructional sessions were conducted.
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Armwrestling Competition: Held among grades 7–9; 4 winners were recognized.
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Sports Quiz: On the topic "History of Sports" – grade 11 students showed high engagement.
October:
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Autumn Sports Festival: School-wide team events including relay races, tug of war, jumping, etc.
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Yoga Masterclass: Introduced breathing, relaxation, and body exercise techniques.
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Student Tennis Tournament: 28 participants.
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Cross-Country Run: Involved students from grades 5–11 (distance: 500–1000 meters).
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Sports Orientation Day: Presentation of available sports clubs and circles.
November:
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National Games Week: Activities included traditional games such as assyk, tug of war, and toguzkumalak – aimed at promoting Kazakh cultural values.
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Health Day: Featured morning exercises, flash mobs, and energizing sessions.
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Armwrestling Tournament: Over 40 students from grades 6–9 participated.
December:
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Assyk Masterclass: Targeted at teachers and senior students.
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Winter Sports Games: Included relay races on snow and ski training.
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Sports Quest: Combined logical tasks and active games.
January:
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Winter Competitions: Included skiing, ice skating, snowball throwing, and sled races.
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New Year Sports Celebration: Featured a festive sports performance and various games.
February:
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Volleyball Competition: Teams of both boys and girls competed; 6 teams participated.
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Armwrestling Tournament: 24 students from grades 7–10 took part.
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Healthy Lifestyle Promotion Day: Included student training sessions and poster contests.
March:
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National Games for Nauryz: Activities included kokpar, toguzkumalak, tug of war, and langa kicking (as part of the Nauryz celebration).
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Skiing Competition: Held among upper-grade students on snow.
April:
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Intra-school Competitions: Included football, volleyball, running, and jumping.
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Track and Field Competition: Conducted among grades 5–11; winners were awarded.
May:
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Class-to-Class Football Tournament: 8 teams participated.
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Closing Ceremony of the Sports Season: Active students and teachers were awarded; a concert performance was held.
Outcomes and Effectiveness
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Number of activities: Over 30 events
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Total student involvement: More than 600 participations (some students took part in multiple events)
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Prize winners: Over 80 students awarded
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Teacher involvement: Each teacher led at least 2–3 events
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Thematic focus: National sports, healthy lifestyle, and fostering competitive spirit
All planned activities for the academic year 2024–2025 were successfully implemented. These events significantly increased student engagement and enthusiasm for sports. They also contributed to building a sense of community, friendship, responsibility for health, and respect for national values among students and parents.
Key Outcomes:
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Enhanced sports culture among students
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Increased participation in clubs and lessons
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Improved student performance in school-wide competitions
