Several new courses are now offered at specialized educational institutions

Efforts to enhance the activities of creative schools in Uzbekistan are underway, following the presidential decree aimed at their improvement.

These institutions host master classes featuring esteemed writers and influential figures, fostering social and creative engagement.

Additionally, "Young Translators" clubs are active, alongside "Text Studies" classes.

Twice a year, collections of student work, titled "Bouquet from the Garden of Creativity," are published.

The subject "Fine Arts and Drawing" will be replaced by "Art" (ART) in the curriculum, and robotics fundamentals are integrated into the "Technology" curriculum for grades 7-9.

Starting from the academic year 2024/2025, there will be an examination to identify talented students in literature and art, and the "My First Book" project will publish works from two students in each creative school.

At least five creative students from each creative school are expected to participate in the traditional "Zomin seminar."

Each creative school receives a set of 100 volumes titled "Masterpieces of Turkish Literature" and is affiliated with higher educational institutions and Uzbekistan's embassies abroad.

As previously mentioned, specialized schools in Uzbekistan will introduce the practice of teaching lessons in a foreign language.