A lyceum damaged by shelling in Mykolaiv region is to be restored: repairs will cost ₴30.4 million

The working draft of the lyceum's overhaul. Photo from the DREAM system

In the village of Lepetykha, Mykolaiv region, there are plans to rebuild the local lyceum, which was heavily damaged during Russian attacks. The works will cost 30.4 million hryvnias.

The relevant project has been published in the DREAM system.

It is noted that there are two educational buildings on the territory of the Lepetykha Lyceum. The repair is planned for building No. 1. The foundation remained intact and in good condition, but the building was seriously damaged by shelling: the basement is cracked and crumbling, the exterior walls and decorative coating are partially destroyed, floor slabs and wooden beams are damaged, some of which are no longer usable.

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The roof and rafter system have broken and rotten elements, and the roof is also heavily damaged. The floor is partially destroyed, plaster is crumbling off the walls, and the windows and doors are so damaged that they need to be completely replaced. The pavement, gutters, porch and ramp are also damaged.

The project envisages the complete restoration of the damaged lyceum building. The works will include strengthening the walls, ceilings and roof, repairing the facade and completely replacing the roof, installing new windows and doors. Inside, bathrooms will be repaired, walls, floors and ceilings will be renovated, damaged ceiling sections will be replaced and new slopes will be made. New porches and ramps will also be arranged, the entrance to the basement and light pits will be restored, new paving will be laid and drainage will be improved.

In addition, part of the roof will be insulated. A new external water supply system will be laid, the sewerage system and internal water supply networks will be updated. Damaged parts of the heating system will be replaced. New wiring, lighting, a roof de-icing system, lightning protection and an automatic fire alarm system will be installed.

The renovation of the school was initiated by the Department of Education, Culture, Youth and Sports of the Bereznehuvate Village Council. The cost of all works is estimated at 30 million 425 thousand 824 hryvnias.

Of the total amount, 3.7 million hryvnias has already been provided from the local budget. The state is also to consider an application for 20 million 520 thousand 195 hryvnias subvention from the state budget.

Earlier, the Mykolaiv Oblast Ombudsmen and a UNICEF expert inspected the Bashtanka Lyceum «Temp». Despite generally good classroom conditions and clean premises, the inspection revealed a number of violations. It is noted that 117 children study at the lyceum, most of them full-time.

Renovation of schools in Mykolaiv region

In November, a temporary school with a shelter and an educational centre for more than three hundred schoolchildren was set up in the village of Olshanske in the Mykolaiv region on the basis of the local community centre.

We also remind you that in the village of Zelenyi Hai of the Shevchenkove community in Mykolaiv region, the design of the reconstruction of the local school is underway. The shelter that survived the air strike will have to be replaced. Funding is provided by the Lithuanian Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid Fund together with Taiwan.