Classes have begun in the new building of Sevastopol school No. 37 named after. Hero of the Soviet Union S.A. Neustroeva

In the new building of secondary school No. 37 named after Hero of the Soviet Union S.A. Neustroev, where grades 1-4 will study, 20 spacious classrooms. Extended day groups, sections, and clubs are provided for children. Separate classrooms are equipped for foreign language classes, chess, and computer science. There is a large assembly hall with its own dressing and costume rooms. The school has a spacious library, an art studio, studios for robotics classes, photography and video training.

The primary school building, where the kids started classes today, turned out to be very modern. It is very important that a lot of attention was paid to the extracurricular activities of schoolchildren. We agreed that a visiting branch of Quantorium will appear here — they have interesting areas related to robotics and drone control, which will certainly be of interest to schoolchildren. In turn, the spaces of the new educational institution make it possible to conduct classes here for students and other schools: it is planned that they will be able to sign up and come here to study,” the press service of the Government of Sevastopol quotes Mikhail Razvozhaev.

About 650 children will study in the new building. The director of school No. 37, Tatyana Voloshinskaya, emphasized: the opening of the institution allowed the entire school to switch to classes in one — the first — shift.

We were really looking forward to this opening — first of all, because now the whole school will study in the first shift. The new building will house primary classes, while the main school building will accommodate children from grades 5 to 11. All conditions have been created for younger schoolchildren so that they can study and engage in additional education — foreign languages, sports, drawing and other disciplinesshe says.

Also, on March 19, classes began in the primary school building of school No. 54. Spacious classrooms and rooms for additional education are also equipped here; Extended day groups are provided.

Both buildings for junior classes were built thanks to the socio-economic development program of the Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol.

source: press service of the Government of Sevastopol