The "Fathers at the Lyceum" project, based on the Hedef concept, was successfully held at the Absheron branch of the Hedef STEAM Lyceum!

The executive director of the branch, Mr. Mammad Mammadli, greeted the parents warmly. He read out some of the anonymous letters written by the students to their fathers, with a few of them drawing particular attention. During the "Parent-to-Parent" segment of the event, parents of the lyceum shared insightful presentations: Anar Khojayev discussed "The Importance of Programming in Our Children's Future Lives," Mammad Karimli addressed "Recognizing Emotions with Artificial Intelligence," and Samir Humbetli spoke on "Business Management."

Following the presentations, the parents gathered around a tea buffet, where they engaged with their children’s letters and participated in various social activities. As in previous years, the project garnered significant interest from the parents.

The "Fathers at the Lyceum" project aims to strengthen the relationship between parents and the lyceum, foster effective parent-teacher and parent-parent connections, and create a productive communication environment.

Within the framework of the project, fathers participated in various lyceum social activities for one day. These included workshops, table tennis, chess, backgammon, volleyball, football, dominoes, archery clubs, and different seminars, allowing them to spend their time effectively.

During the week of the event, the students wrote anonymous letters titled "A Letter to My Father," giving fathers a glimpse of how their children see them.