01 December 2025

Mykolaiv region plans to restore lyceum damaged by occupants

(The expected renovation. PHOTO: DREAM)

In the village of Lepetykha, Mykolaiv region, the Department of Education, Culture, Youth and Sports of the Bereznehuvata Village Council has planned to restore the lyceum that was previously damaged by Russia. UAH 30.4 million is to be allocated for the work.

This is according to the DREAM ecosystem.

The educational building No. 1 of the Lepetysk Lyceum has suffered significant damage, despite the fact that its foundations, made of rubble stone, remained intact.

The basement of the building has significant partial fractures, rashes, peeling plaster coating and cracks. The exterior walls were partially destroyed, with masonry rows delaminated and the textured exterior decorative layer peeling off.

The ceilings were severely damaged: defects in the destruction of sections of reinforced concrete slabs on the second floor, as well as deflections of wooden beams and cracks were found, and some of the wooden beams and damaged reinforced concrete slabs were recognized as unsuitable for normal operation. Similarly, the roof truss system has defects such as partial collapse, deflections of the rafter legs, cracks and wetting, and is also considered unfit for use. The roof itself is partially destroyed and damaged.

The internal damage includes partial chipping of the plaster and peeling of the outer textured layer from the walls. The floor (wooden, linoleum, concrete and ceramic tiles) has partial damage to the coating and destruction. The metal-plastic windows and exterior doors were destroyed, damaged, and defective.

As part of the overhaul of the Lepety Lyceum, it is planned to carry out a comprehensive restoration of the damaged educational building No. 1, which covers three main areas.

Катерина Глушко

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