The celebration held at kindergarten No. 250 on the occasion of Novruz holiday was remembered with unforgettable moments for the children. During the event, the kindergarten teacher Gulnara Ahmadova appeared on stage as “Bahar qızı” (Spring Girl) and created a festive atmosphere for the little ones. Her move was met with great joy and enthusiasm by the children.
Gulnara Ahmadova stated in her interview with our website that this kindergarten is not just a workplace for her, but also the place where her childhood memories began:
“I have practically grown up in this kindergarten since I was 1 year old. My mother worked as a kindergarten teacher, and I used to go with her. I always said that I would become a teacher here in the future. I loved my teachers very much, and now I see that same love from my students.”
She noted that she started working at the kindergarten as early as her second year of university and has been active in this field for 13 years now:
“If I were to be born again, I would still choose this profession. I relax when I work with children. During holidays and events, we organize entertainment with various ideas. This stems from my love for children.”
Speaking about the Novruz celebration, the teacher stated that the idea of performing as “Bahar qızı” (Spring Girl) was suggested by the music teacher:
“On the eve of the holiday, our music teacher suggested that I dance with the children. I gladly accepted. Dancing is my hobby. The children welcomed this performance with great love.”
Gulnara Ahmadova emphasized that she has seen off 4 groups of graduates to date, and even after years, her former students have not forgotten her:
“The children who graduated have grown up, but they still come to see me. This is the greatest happiness for a teacher. How fortunate I am to have earned the love of the children.”
Finally, she added that the most important factor for a teacher is to love their profession:
“A teacher must first and foremost love their profession in order to approach children with love and care.”