In the stairway was a small display with very random items.
The corridor was similar to the one below. Schools with a side corridor were standard for architect Martti Heikura. He designed several of them.
Coat racks for pupils.
Another classroom, another beautiful wooden floor.
The floor made a comforting, creaking sound, when I walked the floors.
Steppe, Asia’s biggest mountain range, Paavo Väyrynen, summer monsoon, winter monsoon, dipodid, where do Indian elephants live?
What the hell have they been studying here?
A brochure about Euros.
The end of the second floor corridor. Let’s have a look at the small wing.
It’s dark in here.
A brochure about wallpaper boards. Really?
The music classroom.
This was the only thing that was left. I believe, that it’s a mic stand, although I am not sure. I know nothing about music.
Otherwise it was emtpy.
The other end of the classroom. As the handcrafts class was below this one, this wing was entirely dedicated to specialized classes. I believe, that the basement might have hosted the woodworking class, but I never reached that section of the building because of locked doors.
Just some random stuff left. The cupboards have been thoroughly emptied.
User manuals for music stuff.
Probably another toilet corridor.
It wasn’t it was the arts class storage. Where is the arts class?
One more floor to go. And one more post to go. There will be a surprising turn of events in the end. But wait a second, what is that on the blackboard?
I hope they teach better math at the new school.