Dantri opens new classrooms in Dien Bien
Dantri/DTiNews Newspaper has helped build new classrooms at Mun Chung Nursery School in Dien Bien Province for disadvantaged pupils living in the mountainous area.
The VND330m (USD14,543) project was funded by the Newspaper's readers and opened on November 4.
Deputy Editor-in-chief of Dantri/DTiNews, Pham Tuan Anh, several readers, representatives of Tuan Giao District People's Committee, Mun Chung Commune People's Committee along with parents, pupils and teachers of Mun Chung Nursery School attended the inauguration ceremony.
Two months ago, the old classrooms at Mun Chung Nursery School, which has 75 pupils, were too dilapidated to study in.
Speaking at the ceremony, Dantri/DTiNews Deputy Editor-in-chief, Pham Tuan Anh said he was glad to be able to see the new classrooms after less than two months of construction. The new school site now has three classrooms, one staff room, a kitchen and a toilet. The fence walls and schoolyard have also been improved.
"This is the result of collaboration, especially from the readers. The local authorities also created favourable conditions for the construction. Dantr/DTiNews has helped build two classroom projects in Dien Bien Province, another one is a five-classroom project in Tuan Giao District. This shows our interests in remote areas like Dien Bien," he said.
Quang Thi Hue, the headmaster of Mun Chung Nursery School, thanked the donors at the ceremony.
On the same day, Dantri and the readers gave a VND7.1m television, a bed for the teachers, 80 slippers, 20 blankets, clothes, and five packages of milk with 10 sets of toys to the school.
The VND330m (USD14,543) project was funded by the Newspaper's readers and opened on November 4.
Deputy Editor-in-chief of Dantri/DTiNews, Pham Tuan Anh, several readers, representatives of Tuan Giao District People's Committee, Mun Chung Commune People's Committee along with parents, pupils and teachers of Mun Chung Nursery School attended the inauguration ceremony.
Two months ago, the old classrooms at Mun Chung Nursery School, which has 75 pupils, were too dilapidated to study in.
Speaking at the ceremony, Dantri/DTiNews Deputy Editor-in-chief, Pham Tuan Anh said he was glad to be able to see the new classrooms after less than two months of construction. The new school site now has three classrooms, one staff room, a kitchen and a toilet. The fence walls and schoolyard have also been improved.
"This is the result of collaboration, especially from the readers. The local authorities also created favourable conditions for the construction. Dantr/DTiNews has helped build two classroom projects in Dien Bien Province, another one is a five-classroom project in Tuan Giao District. This shows our interests in remote areas like Dien Bien," he said.
Quang Thi Hue, the headmaster of Mun Chung Nursery School, thanked the donors at the ceremony.
On the same day, Dantri and the readers gave a VND7.1m television, a bed for the teachers, 80 slippers, 20 blankets, clothes, and five packages of milk with 10 sets of toys to the school.
The old dilapidated classrooms at Mun Chung Nursery School
The new classrooms and playground
Dantri/DTiNews Newspaper and readers give donations to the teachers and pupils at the school
The inauguration ceremony of the new classrooms on November 4
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