Continuing from where we left off in part 1.
I went in from two different doors, the first one led me no more than two steps in, before the floor was missing. If I had company with me, I would have jumped over, but didn't wanna risk it in fear of collapsing more floor and falling through it. The other door was more inviting and I got to nosey around more, taking every step very carefully. Luckily I weigh only 50 kilos with my camera and my steps are light.
From what I saw of the school's insides, it had been cleared out pretty well, not many items left at all. What I was surprised by, and delighted to find out, was that there was no vandalism, not even a single tag! For urban exploration, the story is quite different I'm sure, but in these rural areas, people either don't go in these places, or they respect them and the owners enough not to mess with anything. It's an (un)written rule that when you explore abandoned places, you leave as little a mark as you can, you don't break locks or windows, you don't take anything and you don't spray paint walls.
I will try and go back here some time and take backup, so I can go further in to look for more interesting thing, but for now:
Step on in, but do mind the gap!
Aaaand look out for the attic and roof that might fall on top of you!