Digital Attendance Control System 'SI Davomat' is Being Implemented in Tashkent Schools

The new specialized boarding school in Tashkent implements an approach aimed at teaching children modern technologies and foreign languages while preserving their connection to their native language and culture.

Saied Mirziyoyev, Head of the Presidential Administration, familiarized himself with the activities of this institution. This year, over 260 gifted boys and girls have started studying at the school.

Main areas of study

The main focus of the educational program is on STEM disciplines, including mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, and information technology. Students will not only receive in-depth knowledge in these subjects but will also engage in project development, practical application of acquired skills, and conducting their own scientific research.

An important element of the educational process is the study of foreign languages; English and Chinese are taught intensively. Simultaneously, the curriculum dedicates significant time to the native language, history, literature, and culture of Uzbekistan.

Saied Mirziyoyev characterized this approach as close to his own, noting that the goal is to provide children with modern education and open up future prospects for them while maintaining a strong connection to their country and its cultural heritage.

The Tashkent Traffic Organization Center has begun studying the methods by which students travel to educational institutions and is also examining the residents' need for school buses.

Residents of the capital had the opportunity to participate in the survey through a specialized bot in the Telegram messenger. To complete the questionnaire, one must specify the address of residence, the name of the school, the grade, the start time of classes, the mode of transport used, and the necessity of a school bus. It is important to note that this questionnaire must be filled out individually for each child.

The topic of launching school buses is periodically discussed in the capital. For example, at a meeting of the city Kengash of people's deputies on August 12, 2025, one of the participants asked a direct question about the reasons for the project's incompleteness and the difficulties faced by state bodies.

Deputy Head of the Traffic Police Department of the Main Directorate of Internal Affairs, Elmurod Alimov, explained that the implementation of this project is complicated by the fact that students arrive at capital schools from various districts of the city and neighboring regions.

Chairman of the Tashkent City Kengash, Rustam Kalonov, noted that some regions have a lower level of education, which prompts many parents to send their children to prestigious educational institutions in the capital. This creates significant difficulties in forming a route that can gather students from one territory.

Despite the existing difficulties, Elmurod Alimov provided guarantees that this issue will be subject to comprehensive study.