By Aivaras Karalius | Member of the Management Board
After more than two years of dedicated work and collaboration, we are able to share that today, the construction permit for the new Bucha School has been officially issued!
Here's the short recap:
Bucha, a town in the Kyiv region, was one of the first to face the enemy and suffer from it. Because of the horrendous cruelty of the russian army towards Ukrainian civilians, Bucha became one of the bitter symbols of the war. After the de-occupation, numerous pieces of evidence of civilian killings, torture, and other crimes emerged. The housing stock suffered greatly, as did the social and educational infrastructure of the city – 14 schools in total were damaged during the occupation.
This isn't just any school – it's the first A energy class school in Ukraine, setting a new environmental standard for educational infrastructure. It is zero emission building, ensuring sustainability and protected biodiversity.
The Bucha School project has been a labor of love, resilience, and innovation, aimed at providing a safe, modern, and environmentally friendly learning environment for the future generations of Ukraine. The school will have a shelter that will be adapted for dual usage during peacetime. It will help the children return to education in school instead of studying at home.
A new modern school will replace old Soviet-type and damaged education infrastructure in Bucha, rebuild a social fabric for the community, and create additional capacity for 720 pupils in school and 180 in kindergarten.
The school is designed to have innovative education spaces with high aesthetics, creating a second home for children and enabling inclusive and modern education methods. It will be the education space that will empower children suffering from the traumatic experiences to reach their full potential.
We want to thank all the donors who contributed to the preparation of the technical design and helped to receive construction permit.
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By Aivaras Karalius | Member of the Management Board
By Aivaras Karalius | Member of the Management Board
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