In the last few months, pupils from Haileybury Almaty and Haileybury Astana have achieved tremendous successes both locally and internationally. They have been involved in a range of international contests. Our pupils represented Kazakhstan at the Robotics Competition in Dubai, won an extremely prestigious award from the Royal Economic Society in the U.K. and had great International Olympiad success this year.
read more...A Haileybury Astana student has recently won an extremely prestigious award from the Royal Economic Society in the U.K.
17-year-old Zhania Murzalina received the 2019 Young Economist Of the Year essay award from the Royal Economic Society after submitting an essay titled “Carbon tax is not enough to tackle climate change - on the contrary, we have to invest in new technologies.” The panel of leading UK experts praised our Haileybury student’s essay which was highly analytical and focused.
Erzhan Kabdykairov, a pupil of Haileybury Almaty and First Global Challenge winner, talks about the values of his generation.
‘The world is changed. I feel it in the water. I feel it in the earth. I smell it in the air…’ This is a quote from the extremely popular “Lord of the Rings” and it perfectly reflects the current state of affairs.
The world has changed and continues to change. Generations come and go; young people in the information age graduate from schools and universities and are ready to lead the way. But what can they do, what are they capable of? Designing robots is awesome! Working in VR is great! But does generation Z remember the precepts of our ancestors; does it agree to adopt knowledge or want to walk on untrodden path? Informburo.kz interviewed a typical representative of the information age. Erzhan Kabdykairov, 17 years old, will soon graduate from Haileybury Almaty. He is fond of robotics and is ready to talk about the values of his generation.
read more...Our pupils won a silver and a bronze medals on the 16th International Zhautikov Maths Olympiad. Our pupils have received several awards in mathematics competitions over the last year. We wish them further success!
Chambers&Partners has recently released its 2020 Asia-Pacific Guide, in which GRATA International has confirmed its status as one of the leading legal experts in Central Asia and Caspian region, with rankings in Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
