Mountain school opens swimming class for nearly 100 students
(Baonghean.vn) - In order to equip children with swimming knowledge and skills, these days, Duc Son commune (Anh Son) cooperates with Duc Son commune Primary and Secondary School to open swimming classes for students in the area.
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| The children are instructed by physical education teachers and taught basic swimming techniques. Photo: Thai Hien |
Tran Gia Bao, a 3C student at Duc Son Primary School, said: My house is near the river, but since I was little, no one has taught me how to swim. Therefore, joining the class, in addition to being instructed in swimming skills by the teachers, I also get to practice some skills to handle dangerous situations that I may encounter on the river. I find it very fun and useful.
According to Phan Nguyen Thi Anh Thu, a 4C student at Duc Son Primary School, these are extremely useful lessons because in addition to improving health and increasing height, they also help her and her friends learn how to prevent drowning.
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| The teacher guides the children on how to warm up before getting into the pool. Photo: Thai Hien |
It is known that, with the desire to prevent drowning in teenagers and at the same time help them exercise, the Youth Union Executive Committee of Duc Son commune and the Board of Directors of 2 primary and secondary schools of Duc Son commune rented a swimming pool system right in the area with a depth of 1m, length of 18.6m, width of 6.6m, area of over 122m2.2 to open swimming classes for children.
Here, the students are instructed by physical education teachers, taught basic swimming techniques and how to handle some dangerous situations encountered on the river. Although only 2 sessions have been held, over 80 students have participated so far.
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| The goal of the schools is that 100% of students in the area can swim. Photo: Thai Hien |
According to Mr. Nguyen Canh Dung - Principal of Duc Son Primary School: Currently, the school has only implemented it for students in grades 3, 4, and 5, based on the voluntary participation of each student and their family, not compulsory. However, this subject has received a lot of support from students and parents. The school's goal in the near future is to have 100% of the school's students participate in swimming lessons and know how to swim./.
