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The Betking Foundation and Pavlo Zhurilo equipped a modern computer lab in the underground school of Kharkiv Lyceum No.24. The learning space was outfitted with PCs and an interactive whiteboard for safe hands-on lessons for students.
What is known about the new computer lab Under full-scale war conditions, underground schools have become an important part of Kharkiv’s educational infrastructure. Designed as protected learning spaces, they allow children to continue offline education in safer conditions, interact with peers, and maintain a familiar educational routine. That is why the charitable Betking Foundation and its founder Pavlo Zhurilo helped equip a modern information technology classroom with computer equipment in the underground school of Kharkiv Lyceum No.24 named after I. N. Pitykov. The new educational space is equipped with computers, an interactive whiteboard, and the necessary equipment for lessons, practical exercises, and the development of students’ digital skills. The new computer lab was created for hands-on learning. Students will be able to master digital tools, work with modern technologies, and gain practical experience. These skills will help students better navigate the digital environment and prepare for further education and professional development. "Innovation begins with opportunities. Our task is to create them for Ukrainian children today. Even during war, students must have access to modern technologies, because practical knowledge and digital skills help them better prepare for the future," said Pavlo Zhurilo, founder of the Betking Foundation. A new computer lab opened in the underground school in Kharkiv (photo: press service) He added that investments in education today are a contribution to the development of youth, the Ukrainian IT sector, and the country's technological potential. Representatives of the Kharkiv City Council participated in the class opening. They spoke with students, inspected the new learning space, and supported the initiative. Such cooperation demonstrates the importance of uniting the efforts of the city, business, and charitable organizations to create additional opportunities for children. For students, the new lab is an opportunity to learn through practice, discover the world of technology, and acquire skills that can form the basis of their future careers. Students in Kharkiv will be able to gain IT knowledge in the new classroom (photo: press service) How the foundation helps children and youth According to Pavlo Zhurilo, Betking Foundation’s projects are meant to be practical support for children and youth. "For us, it is important not only to provide schools with equipment, but to create conditions in which children can fully learn, try new things, and develop their abilities. We support students where such assistance is most needed, and we strive for every child to have the opportunity to receive quality education and confidently build their own future," he said. The project in Kharkiv is part of Betking Foundation’s long-term work, which is part of King Group, to support education, youth, and the creation of opportunities for a new generation of Ukrainians. The foundation implements initiatives aimed at giving children and young people access to education, technology, sports, and new development opportunities. Thanks to patrons, children will be able to unlock their abilities (photo: press service) The opening of the computer lab in Kharkiv continues this approach — creating conditions for children to learn, develop skills, and gain practical experience important for their future career paths.
Supporting educational projects is one of the foundation’s systematic areas of work. Previously, the Betking Foundation implemented initiatives in children’s sports and youth development, including the "Royal Cup" and "Royal Recreation."
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