As part of the “STEM: Path to Innovation” competition, implemented by the Blagomay Charity Foundation with the support of Mondelez Ukraine, the winning schools received modern laboratory equipment to enhance natural science education.

Lyceum No. 1 of the Trostianets City Council (Sumy region) received brand-new equipment for its biology classroom, including digital and binocular microscopes, sets of micro-preparations, educational models, herbariums, sample collections, and a CPR training simulator. This equipment will allow students to learn biology through hands-on practice — working with real samples, observing biological processes, and understanding complex concepts through visualization.

Petriv Lyceum (Kyiv region) was equipped with new tools for physics and chemistry, such as a mechanics demonstration set, optical laboratory kits, dynamic study instruments, a dosimeter, demonstration experiments on solubility and metal activity, and a new periodic table of elements. This will enable students not only to listen to theory but also to conduct experiments, perform research, and develop a scientific mindset.

Thanks to these innovations, the learning process becomes more engaging and interactive, making STEM subjects more connected to real life.

The renewal of educational spaces became possible through the dedication of teachers and the support of Mondelez Ukraine, a company that invests in the education of Ukrainian students and helps bring it closer to international standards.

The “STEM: Path to Innovation” project proves that investing in education means investing in the future — a future built on knowledge, creativity, and innovation.