Creation of new educational space launched in gymnasium of Vysokivska AH

The Vysokivska amalgamated hromada started transferring the gymnasium into a new educational space format. The AH has already developed a project to be accomplished by the end of 2018, informs Mykola Barduk, head of the Vysokivska AH.

This year we want to complete the project of transforming our gymnasium, we want to create a new educational space – we plan to create a library, paint the walls and replace the heating system. The project for the implementation of the new educational space has been submitted to the competition of the State Fund for Regional Development. The total cost is UAH 6 million with co-funding of almost 50% to 50%,” said Mykola Barduk.

He also added that the renovation of the gymnasium was conducted in 2016 and 2017.

“In 2016, we made a thermal sanation, replaced the windows, renovated the gym, installed modern LED lights. In 2017, we carried out major repair of the dining room, including the purchase of new equipment,” added Mykola Barduk.

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Creation of new educational space launched in gymnasium of Vysokivska AH

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