Contribute bamboo and reeds to build reading houses for students in mountainous areas before the new school year
(Baonghean.vn) - These days, 7 villages of Luong Minh Primary School (Tuong Duong District) are mobilizing teachers and parents to contribute paintings, bamboo, and reeds to build reading houses for students before the new school year. This is a meaningful activity to create an open space for students to improve their knowledge.
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| For many days now, teachers and parents have gathered at Luong Minh Primary School (Tuong Duong district) to set up reading houses for students, preparing for the new school year. Photo: Dao Tho |
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| Not having the conditions to build a solid reading house, before the new school year, when the school launched the campaign, parents responded by going to the forest to cut leaves and bamboo to roof the house. Photo: Dao Tho |
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| Skilled mothers and grandmothers are in charge of weaving paintings. Photo: Dao Tho |
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| Male teachers and parents take on the roofing work. Teacher Hoang Manh Toan at Cham Puong village shared: This year, the school has 5 classes with 89 students. The students are in poor conditions and do not have money to buy books, so they can only access books and newspapers when they are at school. Determining that the reading room is a very important place for entertainment and relaxation, so that students can learn and discover many new things, and also a place to supplement their knowledge during their school days, teachers and parents try to complete it as soon as possible. Photo: Dao Tho |
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| To save time and avoid unexpected rains that could delay the work, many parents took advantage of their free time to weave paintings at home and then brought them to school to contribute to the construction of the house. Photo: Dao Tho |
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Mr. Nguyen Van Thanh - Principal of Luong Minh Primary School said: This is one of the most disadvantaged schools in the district with 7 villages and 552 students, some of which are located on Ban Ve Lake such as Ca Moong and Xop Chao. However, in order for students to improve their knowledge and develop a reading culture, the school is trying to mobilize teachers and parents to build houses so that when the new school year comes, students will have a place to read books in the most comfortable way. Photo: Dao Tho |
