The Azret Sultan National Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve awarded certificates to members of the Young Archaeologist, Young Restorer, and Young Guide clubs

Since March of this year, the Azret Sultan National Museum-Reserve has been operating the Young Archaeologist, Young Restorer, and Young Guide clubs. These clubs were organized to work on the formation and development of a sense of respect for national historical and cultural monuments and spiritual values ​​in schoolchildren.

The main goal of each club is the broad propaganda of the history of our people, increasing love for history and spirituality, culture and traditions of our country, fostering patriotism, and developing creative and research skills.

The club’s classes consisted of theoretical and practical parts. Classes were held once a week. The classes were conducted by experienced restorers, archaeologists and guides of the museum-reserve, and they lasted for three months.

At the final class, the participants defended their work in class and made reports.

Regular participants of the classes are students of the schools named after S. Rakhimov, named after M. Abenova, secondary schools No. 32 and No. 34 of our city.

At the end of the event, the deputy director of the museum-reserve M. Tastanbekov, the head of the museum pedagogy department D. Arynova, researcher A. Orynbekova, restorer N. Tazhibaev summed up the results of the classes, wished the participants good luck, presented certificates and gave books as a keepsake.

Museum custodian A. Salibekova