In Odesa, a major renovation is underway at Odesa Lyceum No. 56, located at 1 Tynystaya Street, which is one of the primary educational institutions in the Primorsky district.
The work is being carried out with the implementation of modern energy-saving technologies and the modernization of the facility's infrastructure.
As of today, the following tasks have been completed:
- landscaping: creation of sports areas with soft surfacing;
- partial replacement of the old metal fence;
- a new ramp for easy access to the school from Tynystaya Street;
- restoration of the pavement in front of the school;
- insulation of the building's roof;
- installation of ramps at the entrances and new non-slip ceramic tiles.
Currently, work is ongoing to insulate the facades, restore paving, install canopies over the entrances, and set up the drainage system.
Additionally, landscaping efforts are in progress. By the end of the year, plans include the installation of sports equipment, basketball hoops, and completion of the fencing around the sports areas.
This year, a mural titled "Towards the Dream" has appeared on the facade of the lyceum, created as part of a collaborative project by the NGO "Association of Sappers of Ukraine" and the Canadian-Ukrainian Foundation.
Additional Information
The educational institution at 1 Tynystaya Street was established in 1946. Initially, it operated in two older buildings. In 1964, a three-story block was constructed, and in 1983, additional facilities were added.
Currently, over 1200 students are enrolled at the lyceum, with more than 100 teaching staff, making it one of the largest educational establishments in the Primorsky district of Odesa.
