(Baonghean.vn) - Visiting the mountainous districts of Nghe An province, we witnessed combined classes in remote school locations. Despite facing many difficulties, teachers and students always stay committed to their classes, "conquering" literacy...
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| These classrooms are often nestled within villages, constructed from bamboo, thatch, or wooden huts. The photo shows the Pà Khốm village school, part of Tri Lễ 2 Primary School, Quế Phong district. |
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| Huoi May school, part of Cam Muon 2 Primary School in Que Phong district, is located in a valley next to the muddy Que stream. Situated more than 20km from the commune center, it is considered one of the most remote and difficult-to-reach schools in Que Phong district. To get there, teachers have to trek through the forest, crossing 14 streams for nearly half a day. |
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| Early in the morning, the students arrived at school and arranged the desks and chairs. |
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| Clean the classroom. |
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| Pick leaves from trees to wipe the blackboard clean before school starts. |
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| Teacher Lo Van Lan teaches a combined 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade class at Huoi May school, with a total of 9 students in all three classes. |
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| A classroom with "Attendance: 1, Absent: 0" can only exist in remote school locations like this one. |
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| Despite the lack of adequate facilities and disadvantages compared to main schools and other schools, the teachers at these remote schools persevere in their efforts to encourage local people to let their children pursue education. This dedication helps the children grow up with knowledge and the ability to dream... |
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| One side is for math lessons, the other is for Vietnamese language practice; the teacher plays two roles in the same classroom. |
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| Despite the difficulties, both the teacher and the students remained diligent and enthusiastic in teaching and learning. |
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| The children come to class lacking clothes and books, but joy still shines on their faces. The joy of going to school and the desire to learn to read motivate them to attend class every day. |
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| "Teacher, I've finished writing!" |
Ho Lai
