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A new building for grades 8–11 at Sviblovo School opened in the capital. Its outline is unconventional, yet ergonomic, as it was built on a challenging site. This was reported on his channel in MAX messenger Sergei Sobyanin.
"The smart design allows for all the necessary spaces for students and teachers. The school has 22 classrooms, laboratory and research facilities, an IT center, a media library, a gym, and spacious recreation areas," said the Moscow Mayor.
Source: Moscow Mayor's channel MAX messenger
A distinctive feature of the new building is its large, well-lit space for events. The grounds adjacent to the school now include a sports and fitness area, recreation areas, and walkways.
The new building will mainly accommodate students from other buildings of the Sviblovo school.
The new building of the Sviblovo school
Construction of the new building for the Sviblovo School (23/2 Rusanova Drive) began in September 2023. Funding was provided by the Moscow City Targeted Investment Program.
The five-story building, covering over 11,000 square meters, was constructed to a custom design. The façade features a modern, minimalist style. The finishes feature porcelain tiles in calming gray tones. Small-format individual elements imitating brickwork were also used, lending the building expressiveness and textural depth.
The school has created a comfortable and safe environment, including for children with disabilities. It boasts 13 universal and nine specialized classrooms, as well as a medical unit and a dining hall. Clear, consistent navigation helps students find the right classrooms and spaces.
The school grounds have been landscaped with particular attention to functionality and safety. The physical education and sports area includes a 200-meter running track, combined with a run-up area for the long jump and ball throw, a long jump pit, a multi-purpose court, a GTO (Ready for Labor and Defense) testing area, a workout area, and a table tennis area.
The green area covers over 1,800 square meters, featuring maples, larches, hydrangeas, and other ornamental plants.
The new building of the Sviblovo School on Rusanova Drive welcomed its first students on November 5th of this year. These students were primarily students who had previously attended other buildings.
Educational process
The new building offers instruction in the natural sciences, technology, socioeconomics, and humanities. Beginning in seventh grade, students study mathematics, computer science, foreign languages, chemistry, biology, and Russian in depth as part of the city's educational projects "Mathematical Vertical," "IT Vertical," and "Natural Science Vertical."
In grades 10 and 11, instruction is provided in technology, socioeconomics, humanities, natural sciences, and general education. The following pre-vocational education projects are being implemented: "Entrepreneurship Class in a Moscow School," "Engineering Class in a Moscow School," "Media Class in a Moscow School," and "IT Class in a Moscow School." Next academic year, the school plans to join the "Medical Class in a Moscow School" project.
In order to prepare students for an informed career choice, the school actively collaborates with Moscow universities and colleges. Among them are Moscow State Pedagogical University, Moscow City Pedagogical University, Russian University of Transport, Moscow Technical University of Communications and Informatics, Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, Lomonosov Moscow State University, National Research Technological University MISIS, Russian Technological University, Russian State Social University, Russian State Humanitarian University, Moscow State Linguistic University and National Research University Higher School of Economics, Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, as well as the First Moscow Educational Complex, P.A. Ovchinnikov Polytechnic College, Moscow College of Architecture and Urban Planning, and P.M. Vostrukhina, College of Services No. 10 and other educational institutions.
The school's partners also include JSC Moscow Thermal Automation Plant, technology parks of the Russian State Social University and the Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Kalibr, Kulibin-Pro, and Tekhnograd, the Mosvolonter resource center, television channels, the RosKapStroy federal autonomous institution, the Yauza ecocenter, and other organizations and institutions.
The supplementary education system offers programs in various fields. Overall, 98 percent of students are enrolled in supplementary education.
The school curriculum includes modules from the "Fundamentals of Homeland Security and Defense" course, including the use of an interactive laser shooting range. Students will also learn first aid skills and the basics of nursing.
Thanks to high-tech equipment, schoolchildren will be able to study drafting, 3D modeling, circuit design and programming, robotics and unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as additive manufacturing (using 3D printers and scanners). The robotics classroom will be used to train school teams for participation in the city's "Robotics" project.
School "Sviblovo"
The Sviblovo school includes seven school buildings and 10 preschool buildings located on Sedova, Amundsen, Ivova, Snezhnaya streets, as well as in Rusanov, Serebryakov, 1st Botanichesky and Tenisty drives.
The school has 5,911 students, including 4,332 schoolchildren and 1,579 preschoolers. The school employs 591 people, including 219 teachers, 109 caregivers, and 122 other teaching staff.
Following the 2024/2025 academic year, the school became a third-degree laureate of the Moscow Mayor's grant.
Last academic year, the school graduated 206 eleventh-graders. Of these, 34 (16.5 percent of the total) were awarded federal medals and 22 were awarded Moscow medals for outstanding academic achievement. On the Unified State Exam, 81 graduates (39 percent of the total) scored over 220 points in three subjects, including 32 who scored over 250 points. Nine graduates scored 100 points in literature, chemistry, Russian language, and computer science.
In the 2024/2025 academic year, 132 students also received diplomas as winners and runners-up of the municipal stage of the All-Russian School Olympiad. Fifteen students won and runners-up of the regional stage, and seven won and runners-up of the Moscow School Olympiad.
Sviblovo School is a participant in the city's "Vocational Training Without Borders" project. In the 2024/2025 academic year, 387 ninth-graders received in-demand professions. Over 50 percent of ninth-grade graduates went on to attend colleges in Moscow.
The school is home to the Sviblovo School Sports Club. The school also actively collaborates with the Rodina Football Club and, for the second year in a row, is participating in the All-Russian educational and sports project "Sambo to School." Seventeen students won gold, silver, and bronze medals in the open Sambo tournament "Path to Victory" and in competitions within the 10th comprehensive educational project "Moscow-Crimea – Territory of Talents."
School students are taking part in the GTO (Ready for Labor and Defense) test. 826 students received gold, silver, and bronze badges.
In addition, creative associations are developing, including the "Celluloid" film club, the "Blue Bird" and "Fantazery" theater studios, and the "SV-Poisk" school tourism and local history club. Particular attention is paid to patriotic education: the school has a military-patriotic club, "Sviblovo," and active volunteer activities are organized.
Since 2011, 695 educational facilities have been built in Moscow, including 475 kindergartens and 220 schools, including those with preschool groups. Of these, 340 were financed by the city budget, and 355 were financed by extra-budgetary funds.
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