This facility suffered significant damage due to the military aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine and did not meet modern standards and requirements for the educational process.
The gymnasium, designed for 600 students, retains its original capacity after reconstruction. The building has a D-shaped layout and consists of two floors, featuring an inner courtyard, separate zones for the primary school, a sports core, and two representative areas. The project includes the separation of primary and secondary school flows both inside the building and on the premises, with a dedicated entrance designed for the primary school.
The reconstruction also includes the creation of a new cafeteria and an assembly hall. Beneath the newly added section of the gymnasium, there is a dedicated event space. The corridors of the existing building will be renovated to create recreational areas throughout the gymnasium. The sports hall, cafeteria, and library are located on the first floor, allowing them to be used outside school hours for clubs, community events, and extracurricular activities.
Planning layout schemes
Building section
The project was developed within the framework of the Project Support Institute of the “U-LEAD with Europe” program, which aims to assist communities in preparing local reconstruction projects. U-LEAD is a cooperation program between the Government of Ukraine, the European Union, and its member states (Germany, Poland, Denmark, and Slovenia), focused on establishing a transparent and accountable multi-level governance system that meets the needs of Ukrainian citizens.
