Parents in border areas in Nghe An contribute agricultural products and sell them to raise funds for the association.
(Baonghean.vn) - Instead of paying money, parents in the border commune of Tam Hop (Tuong Duong) contribute agricultural products they grow or harvest on their fields to sell to set up an association fund.
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Tam Hop Kindergarten is located in the border commune of Tam Hop, mountainous district of Tuong Duong. This iscommunes in remote and disadvantaged areas. Tam Hop is about 30km from the district center, the people here are mainly ethnic minorities such as Mong, Tay Poong, Thai. In the photo is the Phong village school. Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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In addition to the remote terrain and difficult roads, there is no market in the commune to trade and exchange local products. Therefore, Tam Hop Kindergarten has mobilized parents to contribute bamboo and set up stalls to display products grown or harvested by local people in the fields to raise funds for the association at 5/5 school locations. Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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This practical work has been widely supported by parents. Every day, many households voluntarily contribute agricultural products grown at home or harvested from the fields to sell. Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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Ms. Vieng Thi La (Tay Poong ethnic minority) - parent of Phong village school said: "Every day, in addition to contributing agricultural products, parents also take turns selling goods. The income from this activity helps parents not have to pay fees, so everyone enthusiastically participates." Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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All of these agricultural products were voluntarily contributed by parents. In addition to agricultural products, there are also items for daily living. Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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These items are very popular, especially among people in the lowlands. Teacher Nguyen Thi Thu Ha, Principal of Tam Hop Kindergarten, said: "This activity not only provides additional funds but also creates a space to help students practice basic life skills such as buying and selling, communication and behavior when participating in social activities." All proceeds from the sale will be transparent and used for the right purpose, Ms. Ha added. Photo: Dinh Tuan |