Complete beginner here
I am searching for a telescope to buy on behalf of my institution(educational), It will be used for Sky-viewing only and not much hardcore research, is to be used in city outskirts so light pollution is a problem
I have searched a bit using AI and internet and have selected a combo:-

(AI generated overview)
Kit C — Sky-Watcher Classic 200P + Morpheus eyepiece set

Solid tube 8" for maximum rigidity and thermal stability, paired with the best eyepiece investment you can make — a matched set of 4 Baader Morpheus eyepieces covering all magnification ranges. The solid tube holds collimation longer and has less coma at its f/5.9 focal ratio than faster mirrors. This kit will serve you for 20+ years.

1. Optical tube + mount

• Sky-Watcher Classic 200P 8" Dobsonian (solid tube)

2. Eyepiece

• Baader Morpheus 17.5mm — wide-field primary (76°)
• Baader Morpheus 12.5mm — medium power (76°)
• Baader Morpheus 9mm — high power (76°)
• Baader Morpheus 6.5mm — very high power (76°)

6. Finder

• Telrad reflex finder

7. Accessory

• Laser collimator + collimation cap combo

8. Accessory

• Baader UHC-S nebula filter (1.25")

Can you guys tell me is this a good combo and are there any better combos??