Renovations planned for occupational safety and health departments in Tomsk region schools during the upcoming academic year
Tomsk Oblast is witnessing a significant transformation in its school classrooms, as part of the national project "Youth and Children." This ambitious initiative aims to modernize educational facilities across the region, focusing on labor and safety classrooms first.
The national project has announced that major repairs will be addressed in classrooms where they are needed, and outdated or missing equipment will be updated. This includes the purchase of tools, workbenches, sewing machines, electric hotplates, refrigerators, and more for labor classes.
In addition, new milling, laser, and woodworking machines will be equipped in labor classes, and mannequins for first aid training will be installed in civil defense and homeland security classes. Gas masks, respirators, and other visual aids will also be acquired for these classes to ensure comprehensive safety training.
Vladimir Mazur, a notable figure in the project, has confirmed that the modernization will cover all classrooms in Tomsk Oblast. Renovated schools will already have everything needed for the educational process in labor and safety classrooms.
While specific plans for updating equipment in non-labor, non-safety classrooms (such as visual arts, music, physics, mathematics, informatics, chemistry, biology, and ecology) have not been found in the provided search results, it is generally known that the national project "Youth and Children" in Russia typically includes modernization of educational infrastructure.
For the latest updates on equipment modernization initiatives, it is advisable to consult official publications or announcements from the Tomsk Oblast education department or the federal ministry responsible for the national project "Youth and Children." As of now, the project plans to update equipment in non-labor, non-safety classrooms by 2027.
This modernization project is a significant step towards providing Tomsk Oblast's students with state-of-the-art educational facilities, fostering a conducive learning environment and preparing them for the future.
The national project is planning to update outdated or missing equipment in non-labor, non-safety classrooms, such as visual arts, music, physics, mathematics, informatics, chemistry, biology, and ecology. By 2027, these classrooms in Tomsk Oblast are expected to receive modern gadgets and technology for improved education-and-self-development and learning.
