Revamping Odesa Lyceum No. 56: New Opportunities for Students
In Odesa, a major renovation is underway at one of the largest educational institutions in the Primorsky district — Odesa Lyceum No. 56, located at 1 Tynystya Street.
The renovation work is being carried out with the introduction of energy-saving technologies and modernization of the infrastructure.
As of today, the following has been completed:
- landscaping: sports areas with soft rubberized surfaces have been created;
- partially replaced metal fencing;
- a new ramp for access from Tynystya Street has been built;
- the sidewalk opposite the school has been restored;
- the roof of the building has been insulated;
- entrances have been equipped with ramps and finished with non-slip ceramic tiles.
Currently, works on insulating the facades and the foundation, restoring the pavement, setting up canopies over the entrances, and installing a drainage system are ongoing.
Additionally, landscaping of the area is in progress. By the end of the year, it is planned to install sports equipment, basketball stands, and complete the fencing of the sports areas.
This year, a mural titled “Towards the Dream” has appeared on the facade of the lyceum, created as part of a joint project by the NGO “Association of Sappers of Ukraine” and the Canadian-Ukrainian Foundation.
Additional Information
The educational institution at 1 Tynystya Street was founded in 1946. Initially, it was located in two old premises. In 1964, a three-story block was constructed, and in 1983, additional premises were added.
Currently, more than 1200 students study at the lyceum, with over 100 teaching staff, making it one of the largest educational institutions in the Primorsky district of Odesa.
