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Two schools in Kyiv were damaged ahead of September 1: windows were smashed and renovations were ruined

UA NEWS 27 August 2026 12:15
Two schools in Kyiv were damaged ahead of September 1: windows were smashed and renovations were ruined

As a result of the nighttime missile attack on the capital, two educational institutions in the Shevchenkivskyi district were damaged. Both schools had already been fully prepared for the new school year.

Currently, relevant services are inspecting the buildings, assessing the extent of the damage, and documenting the consequences of the Russian strike.

It is reported that at one of the high schools, windows were shattered and the buildings were significantly damaged. Windows were also shattered at the other school.

Крізь потрощені вікна видно прапор України
Скло й уламки вікон валяються довкола закладу

Photos released show that renovations had just been completed in the buildings by September 1, but the enemy strike caused significant damage to the structures.

Ігрова кімната засипана будівельним сміттям після удару

“Fortunately, there were no casualties. All relevant services and bomb disposal experts are currently working at the scene. We are conducting an assessment and documenting the consequences of the attack,” said the district head.

Свіжий ремонт і вибиті вікна: у Києві перед 1 вересня пошкоджено дві школи (фото) фото 1

 

Школа була дбайливо відремонтована і чекала на учнів 1 вересня

 

Шкільні аудиторії після атаки потребують капітального ремонту

This
information is preliminary and subject to clarification. Authorities promise to provide further details and updates on restoration efforts.

This was reported by Oleksandr Sazanovych, head of the Shevchenkivskyi District State Administration in Kyiv.

In Kyiv, five schools will not be fully renovated in time for the start of the school year.

As a reminder, the Ministry of Education and Science has approved a new system and general criteria for assessing student learning outcomes in general secondary education institutions. The document establishes uniform approaches to assessment regardless of the form of instruction and provides for restrictions on access to information about students’ academic performance.
 
Ukrainian families are already receiving the first payments under the state program “Schoolchild’s Package.” In the first phase of the initiative, the government allocated more than 308 million hryvnias to nearly 61,000 families.
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