The KRSU secondary school has completed competitive enrollment in the first grades for the 2025-2026 academic year
At the secondary school at the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University, the acceptance of documents and entrance examinations for future first-graders has been completed. This year the competition was almost 5 people per place. The admissions campaign, which took place from April 15 to June 1, aroused particular interest among parents. A total of 232 applications were submitted with a planned enrollment of 48 students. 182 children who met the requirements were allowed to take part in the entrance tests.
"The transition to free education from this year has really increased the attractiveness of our school," notes the director of secondary school KRSU. — However, we maintain high selection standards to ensure quality education.".
Entrance tests were conducted in the form of an individual interview with the participation of primary school teachers and child psychologists. The interview took place in the presence of the child's parents or legal representatives. Particular attention was paid to maintaining the transparency of the procedure - independent public observers were present at all stages and kept test reports.
All materials from the entrance tests were signed by parents and observers in order to prevent possible corruption risks. The test results will be summed up by the admissions committee and published on the school’s official website no later than June 12, 2025.
June 13 is scheduled as an appeals day for parents who disagree with the results. It is worth noting that since 2025, education at the KRSU school has become free, which has significantly increased interest in this educational institution among parents of future first-graders.
