The purpose of the project is to create a modern civil defense protective structure (radiation shelter), which fully complies with the requirements of current state building codes and civil defense standards to ensure the physical and psychological safety of students, teaching staff and other employees in the event of emergencies. The shelter must meet all safety requirements, be adapted to the needs of the educational process and provide comfort and convenience for people in the event of evacuation or other emergencies. The main objectives of the project: Planning and designing the shelter, taking into account all safety norms and standards. Selecting and preparing a place for the construction of the shelter, which will provide convenient access for all participants in the educational process. Construction of the shelter using modern materials and technologies that provide high resistance to external threats. Equipping the shelter with the necessary systems for ventilation, lighting, water supply, as well as medical equipment for first aid. The goal is to be achieved by: new construction of a separate underground civil defense protective structure on the territory of the lyceum; implementation of architectural, planning and design solutions that ensure the required level of strength, tightness and protective properties of the structure; equipping the shelter with engineering systems (ventilation, heating, water supply, electricity supply, fire alarm and emergency lighting) in accordance with the requirements of DBN V.2.2-5:2023 "Protective structures of civil protection"; ensuring unhindered access and safe stay of persons with disabilities and other low-mobility population groups; compliance with the requirements of energy efficiency, fire, technogenic and sanitary and epidemiological safety during the construction and further operation of the facility. Expected results: Ensuring the safety of students and staff of the educational institution in case of emergencies. Improving the level of preparedness for possible dangers. Creating a comfortable and safe environment for learning and working. This project aims not only to protect, but also to ensure the continuity of the educational process even in crisis situations.

1. Lack of a civil defense protective structure that would meet the current requirements of the State Code of Civil Defense regarding capacity, level of protection and engineering support. 2. Non-compliance of existing premises with modern safety standards. The existing auxiliary or basement premises of the lyceum do not have the necessary structural and engineering characteristics for use as civil defense protective structures, which makes their use possible only for short-term stays. - There is no possibility to accommodate all children at the same time during an air alarm, which creates risks to their life and health. The lack of tightness, special equipment and necessary life support systems significantly limits the effective use of the existing Auditorium. - The lyceum serves more than 543 students and 86 employees, while the existing basement premises can accommodate no more than 20–25% of this number. 3. Limited coverage of the target audience and insufficient capacity The existing infrastructure does not allow for the simultaneous provision of shelter for all students and employees of the educational institution. This creates unequal security conditions and increases social tension among parents and teaching staff. 4. Lack of accessibility for low-mobility population groups The current premises do not provide unhindered access and safe stay for persons with disabilities and other low-mobility population groups. This contradicts the principles of inclusiveness and equal opportunities. Failure to resolve the problem leads to discriminatory conditions and violation of the rights of certain categories of participants in the educational process. 5. Low resilience of educational infrastructure to crisis situations The lack of modern protective structures reduces the overall readiness of the educational institution to respond to emergencies and military threats. This negatively affects the resilience of the community as a whole. The implementation of the project for the construction of a new radiation shelter will ensure full protection of the life and health of students and employees of the lyceum, compliance of the facility with modern standards of civil protection and security, and will create conditions for a continuous and stable educational process. The project will contribute to increasing the level of trust from parents and the community, strengthening the social stability of the territorial community and improving the overall condition of the educational infrastructure in the face of modern challenges.