Dantri/DTiNews builds new classrooms in Son La Province
Dantri/DTiNews has opened new classrooms for disadvantaged children at Chieng Kheo Primary School in Son La Province.
Dantri's Deputy Editor-in-chief Pham Tuan Anh, head of Compassionate Parents Charity Group Nguyen Thi Thanh, leaders of Mai Son District, Chieng Kheo Commune together with parents and teachers at Pang Sang B site under Chieng Kheo Primary School attended the ceremony on January 3.
Winds often get in through the holes and wide gaps of the walls and the wood planks and pillars are largely damaged by termites in the dilapidated classrooms. However, the gaps also let the sunshine in the classrooms. The teachers replaced part of the roof with a transparent plastic sheet to get more light.
Pang Sang B school site has four classrooms for five different grades.In addition, as the four classrooms are so close to each other, noise from each classroom can be heard. Lo Van Toan, a teacher at Pang Sang B, said what they found most difficult was collecting enough textbooks and notebooks for the pupils.
"We let first and second graders or third and fourth graders sit together but it's inconvenient," Vu Thi Hoa, head of Chieng Kheo Primary School said.
Many readers in and out of Vietnam and the Compassionate Parents Charity Group have donated to help improve the studying environment for the children. Asides from three new classrooms, there are also new toilets and kitchen which cost VND342m (USD15,000).
Dantri's Deputy Editor-in-chief Pham Tuan Anh said, "We feel very proud and moved to be able to contribute to this meaningful project and see the smiles on everyone's face today. We want to thank kind donors, especially the Compassionate Parents Charity Group."
Vu Thi Hoa expressed gratitude not only for the new classrooms but also for the 16 new tables and chairs and the kindness they received.
At the ceremony, the Compassionate Parents Charity Group donated 100 warm coats and toys for the children.
Dantri's Deputy Editor-in-chief Pham Tuan Anh, head of Compassionate Parents Charity Group Nguyen Thi Thanh, leaders of Mai Son District, Chieng Kheo Commune together with parents and teachers at Pang Sang B site under Chieng Kheo Primary School attended the ceremony on January 3.
Winds often get in through the holes and wide gaps of the walls and the wood planks and pillars are largely damaged by termites in the dilapidated classrooms. However, the gaps also let the sunshine in the classrooms. The teachers replaced part of the roof with a transparent plastic sheet to get more light.
Pang Sang B school site has four classrooms for five different grades.In addition, as the four classrooms are so close to each other, noise from each classroom can be heard. Lo Van Toan, a teacher at Pang Sang B, said what they found most difficult was collecting enough textbooks and notebooks for the pupils.
"We let first and second graders or third and fourth graders sit together but it's inconvenient," Vu Thi Hoa, head of Chieng Kheo Primary School said.
Many readers in and out of Vietnam and the Compassionate Parents Charity Group have donated to help improve the studying environment for the children. Asides from three new classrooms, there are also new toilets and kitchen which cost VND342m (USD15,000).
Dantri's Deputy Editor-in-chief Pham Tuan Anh said, "We feel very proud and moved to be able to contribute to this meaningful project and see the smiles on everyone's face today. We want to thank kind donors, especially the Compassionate Parents Charity Group."
Vu Thi Hoa expressed gratitude not only for the new classrooms but also for the 16 new tables and chairs and the kindness they received.
The dilapidated old classrooms
Opening ceremony for the new classrooms on January 3
At the ceremony, the Compassionate Parents Charity Group donated 100 warm coats and toys for the children.
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