Parents and schools join hands to prepare for the new school year

The headmaster building and functional classrooms of Nghi Phuong Secondary School (Nghi Loc) are a new project put into use by the school. The entire project, worth nearly 6 billion VND, is funded by the district, commune and local people's budgets to build a standard school. The ceremony to receive the certificate of recognition of the school meeting national standards, as planned, will be held right at the opening ceremony of the new school year, a special event for teachers, parents and students of the school. From now on, the school located in a difficult area will have the conditions to improve the quality of teaching and learning. Photo: My Ha

It will be more than two weeks before the school year starts, but the classrooms at the school have been well prepared. Most of the classrooms in the school are equipped with televisions to facilitate the implementation of the new General Education program. Teacher Nguyen Cong Son - Principal of the school said: Unlike many other areas, the socialization at our school is carried out for each class. Here, the parents in the class will discuss and purchase teaching equipment for their children and the school will have a mechanism for the classrooms to be used and maintained throughout all the years the children study at the school. To keep the classrooms green, clean, beautiful and spacious, the school will score the competition every month. Photo: My Ha

There is only a short time left until the start of school, so textbooks have been prepared by schools for students. Photo: My Ha

Nghi Hoa Kindergarten (Nghi Loc) is also completing the final steps to soon be recognized as a national standard school level 2. In just the past 2 years, the locality has mobilized about 13 billion VND to build the school and purchase teaching equipment. This is an outstanding effort of teachers and students of the school in a land with many hardships. Photo: My Ha

Since early August, preschool teachers across the province have returned to school to prepare for the new school year. To save costs, most of the supplies and toys are made by the teachers themselves. Photo: My Ha

Upgrading school facilities has made it easier to mobilize preschool children in localities. Photo: My Ha

With its own characteristics, the Provincial Ethnic Minority High School and Ethnic Minority High School No. 2 have allowed 10th grade students to return to school since mid-August. To support students in mountainous areas to overcome difficulties during the days of going to Vinh to enroll in school, the Provincial Ethnic Minority High School has organized a 0-dong booth to welcome students on the first day of school. The funding for this booth was mobilized by the school from organizations and individuals. Photo: CSCC

The donated essential items have become a valuable source of encouragement for the children in their first year of studying away from home. Photo: CSCC