Nghe An mountain school turns scrap into colorful playground for children
Dinh Tuan•January 8, 2025 15:12
Coming to Hoa Binh Kindergarten, Thach Giam town, Tuong Duong district, everyone will surely be impressed, because the school campus is decorated with many playgrounds and toys made from scrap materials, which are both beautiful and help children exercise, learn and experience.
Hoa Binh Kindergarten, Thach Giam town, Tuong Duong district, is where children of ethnic groups in the blocks and villages in Thach Giam town study. Photo: Dinh TuanFor many years now, the school's staff and teachers have been collecting used scrap together, making unique and eye-catching toys, tools, teaching equipment and playgrounds for children. Photo: Dinh TuanBasic toys are made from locally available materials such as bamboo, used wood... which are both environmentally friendly and save money for schools and parents. Photo: Dinh TuanThe reading corner is made from scrap materials collected from the people, agencies and units in the area. Photo: Dinh TuanThe children's playground is richly equipped, serving a variety of activities such as folk games, music, exercise... Photo: Dinh TuanWith enthusiasm, sense of responsibility and above all the desire to create a green - clean - beautiful - friendly space for children, over the years, the school's staff and teachers have made efforts to build the school like a miniature park; so that the school is not only a place to study but also a place for children to develop, explore, experience and play. Photo: Dinh TuanIn addition to toys and teaching aids, the school also has an area where children can experience selling, embroidering, practicing being reporters, doctors, teachers, farmers... Photo: Dinh TuanChildren experience being reporters, thereby helping them gain confidence in front of a crowd. Photo: Dinh TuanMs. Tran Thi Hien - Vice Principal of Hoa Binh Kindergarten said: "In recent years, in addition to decorating the classroom, the school has also paid special attention to creating an environment outside the classroom. Not only outside the school yard, the school also takes advantage of empty spaces to create experience areas such as brocade weaving, reading, spa areas..." Not only is it a simple act of environmental protection, the teachers have turned this place into a vibrant and colorful playground. Photo: Dinh Tuan
