After Occupation, Toward Future Technologies: A Modern STEM Laboratory Opens at a Hostomel Lyceum

Hostomel’s Lyceum No. 1 opened a modern STEM laboratory, offering students hands-on experiments, creative projects, and preparation for careers in science, technology, and robotics.

In the Hostomel community, Lyceum No. 1 has received a modern STEM laboratory, made possible through funding from the Hostomel Settlement Military Administration. This was reported by the Hostomel Settlement Military Administration, according to Kyivschina 24/7.

The new learning space is equipped with modern furniture and equipment, including 3D printers, enabling students to conduct hands-on physics experiments, particularly in mechanics, electricity, and magnetism.

The institution plans to further equip the laboratory with tools for studying thermodynamics and optics, as well as to develop robotics and STEM education in general.

“Creating such learning spaces helps improve the quality of education, develop students’ practical skills, and encourage their interest in the natural and technical sciences. Engaging and modern education is an investment in the successful future of the youth of our community,” the administration noted.

The new STEM laboratory provides students with opportunities for hands-on experiments, creative projects, and preparation for modern careers in science and technology.

“Kyivschina 24/7” also reported that the head of the men’s monastery “Svyato-Pokrovska Holosiivska Pustyn” of the UOC-MP, Archbishop Isaakiy Vorzelsky, born Fedir Andronyk, likely left Ukraine immediately after the publication of the “Slidstvo.Info” investigation into the secret school on the monastery’s grounds.