Nghe An students 'brave the sun, fight the heat' to go to school
(Baonghean.vn) - During this late summer break, in hot weather that sometimes reaches over 40 degrees Celsius, students are still struggling to 'overcome the heat' to complete their studies.
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| During these hot days, many primary schools in Nghe An province have had to adjust their school schedules from two sessions per day to one session per day. However, extending the school year until June still makes many teachers and students struggle. In the photo: The weather is up to nearly 40 degrees Celsius, students at Nghia Trung Primary School (Nghia Dan) can only rely on ceiling fans to beat the heat. Photo: My Ha |
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| In schools in disadvantaged areas, installing air conditioners or modern heat-fighting equipment is difficult. Therefore, many parents have equipped their children with mini fans to help them beat the heat. Photo: My Ha |
 With a crowded class, teachers have to work hard and sweat a lot during teaching hours. Photo: My Ha |
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| Due to the hot weather, students need more water than usual. To ensure their health, each student must bring an extra bottle of water. Photo: My Ha |
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| During recess, the green, tree-covered courtyards are children's favorite places to play. Photo: My Ha |
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| For preschool students, due to the nature of studying all day, heat protection for students is very important. At Nghia Hoi Kindergarten (Nghia Dan), bamboo blinds had to be installed in front of classrooms to ensure the health of the children. Photo: My Ha |
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| Nghia Trung Kindergarten (Nghia Dan) was moved to the council room so that the children could have a larger classroom and more fans to prevent heat. Photo: My Ha |
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| At higher levels, the Department of Education and Training has also directed schools not to organize extra classes in the afternoon (except for the final levels). The remaining classes must also be adjusted. Physical education classes are often arranged at the beginning of the class and teachers often have to move the class under large trees to avoid the sun for students. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| Recess is usually the most favorite time for students. But on days when the weather reaches nearly 40 degrees Celsius, instead of going outside, students often choose to stay in the classroom. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| For several weeks now, many schools in Vinh City have adjusted their morning schedules to start at 6:30 a.m. and end before 10:30 a.m. However, the heat and harsh Lao wind still leave many students tired despite being fully equipped with sun protection. This school year is still running until mid-July and the weather is expected to continue to greatly affect students' studies and health. Photo: Duc Anh |
