The left side with the window at the end of the stairs looked more tempting. Like in many other locations, the amount of vandalism declined higher up the building.
A look through the window. The main entrance is on the left side of this building. The language house is on the opposite side of the yard to the right.
From the top of the stairs started a corridor of classrooms.
The views were pretty much the same as in the Language House. Smashed windows and blinds, tags and random furniture left behind. A nearby highway can be seen through the windows.
The school was abandoned because of its bad condition, but the rainwater pouring in through the broken windows certainly doesn’t improve its state.
Colorful graffiti by the corridor.
The natural sciences classroom.
Natural sciences is all about smashed cupboards now.
Wonder if they had managed to summon anything.
This classroom has something the natural sciences classroom lacked: a blackboard.
It was common for old schools to have storage rooms like this between classrooms, where you needed other equipment and ingredients than books to study.
In addition to punching holes in concrete walls the people destroying this school had also ripped bricks off the wall covering a ventilation shaft.
Same room, another view.
And another classroom. They were fairly large, as this school was built in the era of baby boomers.
Again the vandals have broken into a ventilation shaft. That’s just crazy. But nothing surprises me with their eagerness to destroy anymore.