The first cadet class of the Investigative Committee appeared in the Kursk school

In the Investigative Department of the Investigative Committee of Russia in the Kursk region, a ceremony of initiation into cadets was held. 29 pupils of the 8th grade of school No. 42 took the oath and received certificates and badges confirming the new status. To support the children came staff, teachers and parents.

Principal Maria Buryan congratulated eighth-graders on an important event and noted that they became the first cadets in the history of the school. She stressed that the new title is not only an honor, but also a serious responsibility, and their behavior should serve as an example for other students.

The initiative to create a cadet class came from the investigation department. The project helps schoolchildren get acquainted with the work of the investigator and determine their future profession, as well as prepares them for admission to specialized universities.

The training program includes law, combat and physical training, as well as practical classes in forensics. At one of the lessons, cadets have already learned to take fingerprints. For some students who have long chosen a profession, this class was the first step on the way to service in the investigative bodies.