Equipment for the physics, chemistry and biology laboratories at the lyceum in Voznesensk will be purchased for ₴5.3 million

An educational institution in the Mykolaiv region. Archive photo NikVesti

In Voznesensk, Mykolaiv region, there are plans to spend nearly 5.3 million hryvnias on equipment for the physics, chemistry and biology teaching laboratories at Lyceum No. 8. Experiment kits, digital measuring instruments, chemical reagents and educational models will be purchased for the pupils.

The relevant tender has been published on the Prozorro public procurement system, according to NikVesti.

The procurement is being carried out as part of the European Union’s Ukraine Facility financial support programme.

According to the tender documentation, the plan is to purchase five laboratory kits each for the physics laboratory to study mechanics, molecular physics and thermodynamics, as well as electromagnetism. These will enable pupils to carry out experiments on the motion of bodies, forces, temperature and electrical phenomena.

In addition, a digital weather station, a computerised measurement system and sensors for measuring temperature, pressure, force, motion, illuminance, magnetic fields and electrical quantities will be purchased for the laboratory.

For the study of chemistry, ten laboratory kits of various types are planned, including those for experiments in electrochemistry and organic chemistry. Reagents for the study of metals, oxides and acids will also be purchased.

The biology classroom will be equipped separately. For this, laboratory kits for microscopic studies, herbariums, collections of natural materials and educational models will be purchased.

These include models of the human eye, skull, torso, respiratory organs, kidneys, nerve cells, as well as plant and animal cells. They will help pupils study the structure of organisms not only from textbooks but also using three-dimensional models.

Digital equipment is also provided for biological research, including sensors for measuring respiration, blood pressure, temperature and electrocardiography. With the help of this equipment, pupils will be able to carry out practical measurements during lessons.

All the equipment is intended for the pilot classrooms of the «New Ukrainian School» programme. The supplier is to deliver it to the lyceum by 21 December 2026.

As a reminder, 203 educational establishments in six regions of Ukraine, including Mykolaiv region, will receive funding for additional equipment for school canteens and catering facilities. To this end, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has allocated over 15.2 million hryvnias from the UN World Food Programme to local budgets.