It might seem simple to many, but behind it lies a long story.

Everything started last year. Twenty students were selected as members of "Vatan Tayanchi." Initially, we thought it was just a "nishon"—a title with no real significance. It didn’t seem particularly interesting to us at first.
But this year, our military education teacher, Aloev Sardor, called us together and suggested that we participate in a competition. Our team consisted of seven members—three girls (Shabnam, Asal, and me) and four boys. Each of us had specific tasks, and teamwork was crucial.

From the beginning, Aloev reminded us that winning wasn’t the priority—our A-level studies were. But as we started preparing, something changed. We found ourselves genuinely enjoying the process. The collaboration within our team was strong, and we supported each other every step of the way .

In the last three days before the competition, we focused intensely on our preparations. On the final night, we stayed at school, sharing a memorable evening with our teachers and teammates, we talked a looot and knew more about each other.
And then, the day of the competition finally arrived . We were so excited—especially us girls! Our teachers were there with us, supporting us throughout the event. The energy, the teamwork, and the experience itself mattered more than any result. No matter what, we knew we had already won something greater—friendship, teamwork, and unforgettable memories.

Thanks to our principal, as well as Aloev, Qambara, and Surayyo teachers, who stood by us until the very last moment, offering their guidance and encouragement.
I also want to thank my parents for always supporting me with their dua. And my deepest gratitude goes to Mr. Sardor for being so dedicated to his job and always supporting us in every way possible.

Alhamdullilah!)

Now, the most important part is waiting for us—the Republican Stage!

You're living in many people's dream lives

Hello Asila You did your best in the AS exam because you were a new student in Bukhara PS. That is all behind you. For now, just focus in your A-level and prepare well. You will come out with good results. Thank you for the kind words. The world is so small…

Hello Asila

You did your best in the AS exam because you were a new student in Bukhara PS. That is all behind you. For now, just focus in your A-level and prepare well. You will come out with good results.

Thank you for the kind words. The world is so small, we might meet one day.
All the best in whatever you'll be pursuing in life.