Renovation of labor and safety health departments planned for the new academic year in Tomsk region
In Tomsk Oblast, over 330 classrooms for labor, civil defense, and homeland security are currently undergoing renovation as part of the national project "Youth and Children." This initiative aims to improve educational environments across Russia.
The modernization focuses on outdated or missing equipment in these classrooms, with the renovated ones already being fully equipped for learning. In civil defense classrooms, mannequins for first aid training will be installed, and gas masks, respirators, and other visual aids will be purchased.
Labor classrooms will receive new CNC, laser, and woodworking machines, tools, workbenches, sewing machines, electric hotplates, refrigerators, and other equipment. The updates will also target classrooms in schools where major repairs are upcoming.
While no updates have been mentioned for art, music, and physics classrooms yet, plans extend to these subjects by 2026. Mathematics, informatics, chemistry, biology, and ecology classrooms' equipment updates are planned for 2027. However, specific details about updates for these subjects, except for art, music, and physics by 2026, have not been provided.
Vladimir Mazur, the regional official overseeing the project, has stated that the updates will focus on outdated or missing equipment, and classrooms in schools with major repairs. If you need the exact timeline for Tomsk Oblast's classroom equipment updates under this national project, it is recommended to consult official communications from Tomsk Oblast's Ministry of Education or the federal project management bodies overseeing "Youth and Children."
The renovation of these classrooms is part of a broader effort to enhance the quality of education in Tomsk Oblast and align with the national project's goals. The project's timeline, implementation plans, and details related to educational equipment upgrades are typically set by regional authorities in coordination with federal guidelines. These timelines usually span multiple years depending on budget allocations and project phases but require official announcements from regional education departments or ministries.
Technology will be integrated into the renovated classrooms for education-and-self-development, ensuring students have the necessary tools for learning. For example, labor classrooms will receive updated CNC, laser, and woodworking machines.
The installation of mannequins in civil defense classrooms indicates a focus on practical learning in emergency response situations, a crucial aspect of modern education.
