Archive: 15-10-2025

In modern society, it is especially important to cultivate among young people an understanding of religious extremism and to foster respect for all nationalities and faiths. Tolerance, mutual understanding, and legal literacy are essential conditions for maintaining interethnic harmony and social stability in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Thus, on October 14, in the Republic Hall of Rudny Polytechnic College, a meeting was held between first-year students (75 participants) and a representative of the competent authorities. Zhaslan Saktaganov, a member of the regional IRG and a specialist from the Public Institution “Center for the Study of Religious Issues” of Kostanay Region, gave a detailed explanation of key provisions of the legislation on religious security and drew attention to the responsibility for the illegal distribution of religious literature.

In particular, he provided clarifications on Article 490 of the Administrative Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan and Article 256 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, which establish liability for violations of legislation in the field of religion.

Such events help raise the level of legal culture among young people, strengthen civic responsibility, and foster respect for the multinational society of the country.
Knowledge of the law and tolerance serve as a reliable shield against destructive ideas and extremism.

Legal literacy is an important tool for an active and responsible citizen. With this message began the seminar-training “Basic Course on Human Rights,” which took place in a warm and lively atmosphere in the Republic Hall of Rudny Polytechnic College.

The event brought together about 50 first-, second-, and third-year students from the “Law and Order” faction who are interested in improving their level of legal culture. During the training, public figure, entrepreneur, and graduate of our college — Gennady Ipatov — presented the key aspects of human rights, conducted interactive activities, and analyzed practical case studies.

Special attention was given to the role of youth in building a rule-of-law state. The speaker emphasized that knowing one’s rights is not only about protecting personal interests, but also about contributing to the development of society.

Understanding one’s rights and responsibilities shapes an active civic position, helps make responsible decisions, and enables individuals to protect themselves and others. This is the foundation of confidence, independence, and readiness to build a just society.

Environmental culture is not just a modern trend — it is the foundation of a nation’s health and the well-being of future generations. By keeping the environment clean, each person contributes to a common cause — preserving nature and creating a comfortable living environment.

On October 11, students of group D-24-OPiUDZhT from Rudny Polytechnic College supported the initiative of the Head of State by actively participating in the republican campaign “Taza Qazaqstan.”

There were only a few of us (10 PEOPLE), but we worked efficiently — as a friendly team, students and teachers cleaned the assigned area, showing that cleanliness is everyone’s responsibility, not just someone else’s duty.

Such campaigns not only make our streets more beautiful but also bring people together, fostering environmental responsibility and active citizenship. Small steps lead to big changes: start with yourself — and the world will become cleaner!

On September 26, Rudny Polytechnic College held a general parent meeting on the topic “The Success of Our Children — in the Partnership of Family and College”.

The event was attended by the administration, teachers, and parents of students. With a welcoming speech, the college director, A.N. Sagnaev, summed up the results of the 2024–2025 academic year and outlined the key tasks for the upcoming period.

The specifics of the educational process and the adaptation of first-year students were highlighted by Yu.P. Lazebnaya, Head of the Mining and Transport Department. In her speech, she emphasized that the first year of study at college becomes the foundation for future professional and personal success.

Relevant issues of crime prevention and student safety were covered by invited speakers:

• M.T. Sarsenbayev, Senior Prosecutor of the Rudny City Prosecutor’s Office, spoke about internet fraud and how young people may become involved in “dropper” schemes.

• N.K. Zhaibergen, an operative officer of the Department for Combating Drug Crimes, Senior Police Lieutenant, spoke on drug abuse prevention and stressed the importance of joint efforts of family and state.

• Yu.N. Kulish, a teacher-psychologist, drew parents’ attention to the problem of poisoning with medicines and shared practical recommendations on prevention.

After the general part of the meeting, the work continued in groups. Parents discussed the results of the academic year and future prospects with their class teachers, took part in the seminar “The Most Wonderful School of Discipline is the Family” and in the election of parent committees.

📌 The outcome of the meeting confirmed: only through the partnership of family and college can conditions be created for full-fledged upbringing and a successful future for students.