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Mikołaj Kopernik Post-Secondary School in Ełk

We are very pleased to share with you our experience of carrying out an architectural accessibility audit for the Mikołaj Kopernik Post-Secondary School in Ełk. Our team meticulously examined...

The façade of a two-storey, yellow-beige municipal office building with a central entrance via steps beneath a balcony, surrounded by shrubs and with numerous windows.

We are very pleased to share with you our experience of carrying out an architectural accessibility audit for the Szkoła Policealna im. Mikołaja Kopernika (Mikołaj Kopernik Post-Secondary School) in Ełk. Our team meticulously examined the infrastructure of this important educational centre, with a main focus on accessibility for all students, including people with various degrees of disability. Through a thorough analysis of the school buildings and their surroundings, we aimed to identify areas in need of improvement and to suggest remedial actions. Our priority was to create an educational environment that is not only safe and accessible for all students but also supports their development and helps them reach their full potential. Our company always places emphasis on caring for the needs of the local community and on building inclusive environments for everyone.

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