New classrooms, kitchens and libraries open for Vietnamese students in remote areas
Classrooms, kitchens, toilets and libraries have been put into use for the new school year in provinces across Vietnam, supporting students in mountainous and border areas.
New classrooms, kitchens, and libraries have been inaugurated in remote Vietnamese areas to enhance education for students in ethnic minority communities. In Gia Lai Province, Ayun Preschool received two new classrooms, addressing a long-standing shortage that previously forced students to study in temporary facilities. Similarly, Na Loc School in Son La Province opened a new kitchen and dining hall, replacing an old and deteriorated kitchen.
In Tuyen Quang Province, Na Hang Kindergarten launched a new kitchen serving over 50 pupils at two school sites. Additionally, 29 school facilities were repaired or upgraded in Quang Tri and Quang Ngai provinces, while Van Thuy Primary and Secondary School in Lang Son Province received a new 60-square-meter library with digital learning materials.
These initiatives aim to improve learning environments and resources for students in disadvantaged areas, as part of the School of Sunshine program by Hope Foundation and FPT Corporation.
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