An event dedicated to explain traffic rules for junior high school students and to prevent bullying for high school students was held in the Academy.

The problem of school bullying is acute for the public today. Society is concerned about the increase in aggressiveness among children and youth. Statistics show that both girls and boys at any age are subject to bullying. Bullying is dangerous because it has far-reaching consequences. Children who have been bullied, physically or mentally abused have serious problems in the future, which can lead to tragic consequences, and, unfortunately, such facts do occur. Today, experts are trying to find ways to solve this problem and create a safe, protective school environment for children. Solving this problem requires an integrated approach, and preventive work should become an integral part of school activities today. It is for this reason that police captain A. Kudaibergenova and police lieutenant E.Orynbek systematically conduct preventive conversations with students of junior and high-school classes on the topics of bullying and traffic rules. At a meeting with the participation of teachers, a police officer reminded teenagers about the prevention of crimes, responsibility for their commission and maintaining law and order on school grounds and in public places. And for primary school students, an open lesson was held to explain the rules of the road. During the lesson, the inspectors told how to protect themselves on city roads and in transport, focused the children’s attention on building a safe route and correct behavior near the roadway, and taught the children to distinguish road signs.