Published on: 2026-08-20
Source: Moscow Government – Правительства Москвы –
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In the Losinoostrovsky and Yaroslavsky districts, the renovated buildings of schools No. 1381 on Norilskaya Street and No. 1537 on Roterta Street will open on September 1. Sergey Sobyanin reported this on his channel in in the messenger “Max”.
“Both buildings were renovated under the program
“My School” — now it will be more comfortable both to study and to teach there. Inside each one are universal and specialized classrooms, including a laboratory and research complex for studying natural sciences, computer science and information technology classrooms, sports halls, a modern media library, and a space for events, lectures, and exhibitions,” wrote the Mayor of Moscow.
Source: Sergey Sobyanin’s channel on in the messenger “Max”
In computer science and information technology classes, students will be able to carry out any research project in the areas of 3D modeling, programming, and additive technologies.
A subdued color scheme was chosen for the interiors of both buildings, with accents in the form of acoustic panels, bright furniture, and design elements.
Sports and playgrounds, quiet relaxation areas, as well as places for parking bicycles and scooters have been equipped in territories near schools.
A total of 100 renovated schools will accept children this year. Anyone interested can already visit them at open tours.
School No. 1381
School No. 1381 on Norilskaya Street (house 4) was built in 1989. The refurbished building features comfortable universal and specialized classrooms, study rooms with sliding transformable partitions, a modern media library with spaces for group and individual work, dining and sports halls, as well as a multifunctional multi-light space for events, lectures, and exhibitions.
After the renovation, about 900 students from first through 11th grade will study at the school, and 57 teachers will work there. Special attention will be given to the study of natural science subjects: mathematics, physics, biology, chemistry, and computer science. In addition, for students in seventh through ninth grades, city projects “Mathematical Vertical,” “IT Vertical,” and “Natural Science Vertical” will be implemented. Also, pre-professional education classes will be opened in the new building: IT, media, and entrepreneurship (10th-11th grades).
Students will have the opportunity to take courses and carry out any research project in the fields of 3D modeling, programming, and additive technologies based in the computer science and information technology classes, while the IT testing ground will provide mastering of robotics and unmanned aerial vehicles. In the engineering laboratory and research complex, students will be able to study additive technologies using high-tech 3D printers and scanners, and the laboratory research complexes will enable project, research, and creative activities.
The school will develop additional education in all areas: socio-humanitarian, technical, artistic, tourism and local history, natural sciences, and physical education and sports. It is planned to organize classes in additional education associations in areas such as olympiad courses in mathematics, literature, Russian language, social studies, law, and English. Moreover, sports sections in volleyball, football, badminton, and chess will be opened here, along with a theater studio and additional education associations focused on pre-professional education programs and project activities.
Additional education at the renovated building will be available to all residents.
On the school grounds, playgrounds, a gymnastic area, and a multifunctional sports field for ball games will be equipped.
School No. 1537 “Information Technologies”
School No. 1537 “Information Technologies” on Roterta Street (building 5) was built in 1986. The renovated building will feature comfortable universal and specialized classrooms, study rooms with sliding transformable partitions, a modern media library with spaces for group and individual work, dining and sports halls, as well as a multifunctional, well-lit space for holding events, lectures, and exhibitions.
More than 900 students from first to 11th grade will study here. Special attention will be given to subjects in the social-economic, technological, and natural sciences fields: mathematics, social studies, English, physics, biology, chemistry, and computer science.
The school implements city projects of pre-professional education “Entrepreneurial class in the Moscow school” and “Mathematical vertical.”
Thanks to the high-tech infrastructure, students will be able to study courses and carry out any research project in the fields of 3D modeling, programming, and additive technologies based in computer science and information technology classrooms. The laboratory and research complex will enable project-based, research, and creative activities in biology, physics, and chemistry.
The institution will develop extracurricular education in all areas: social-humanitarian, technical, artistic, tourist and local history, natural sciences, and physical culture and sports. For example, they will organize olympiad schools for mathematics, literature, Russian language, social studies, law, and English. Additionally, the students will be able to attend the sports club “Los,” which will have volleyball, football, basketball, and chess sections, as well as the theatrical studio “Lira.”
On the school grounds, a running track, a long jump area, and a multifunctional field for mini-football, basketball, and volleyball will be equipped.
To find out how the capital has changed in recent years, what initiatives aimed at making city residents’ lives even more comfortable are currently being implemented, and what awaits Moscow and its inhabitants in the near future, one can explore the extensive
special project on the portal mos.ru, dedicated to the development of key areas of the city. Among them are transport, industry, healthcare, education, sports, and the construction sector. On the project page “Education” it tells about how educational institutions are transformed during reconstruction under the program “My School” and how the upgrade affects the quality of education. Reequipping colleges allows students to acquire practical skills during their studies and obtain professions in demand on the labor market.
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