Handing over a new school to students from ethnic minority areas in Gia Lai

Ceremony scene.

The Lang Yang school site has been invested in with modern facilities, including a new building with 5 classrooms, a kitchen, a teacher's room, restrooms, and a surrounding fence, ensuring a safe, clean, and well-equipped learning environment for the students.

The school currently has 131 students, 100% of whom are children from ethnic minority groups, studying in 5 classes under the guidance of 9 teachers.

The joy of ethnic minority students at their new school.

Speaking at the handover ceremony, Mr. Nguyen Ba Luan, Head Representative of Cargill Group in Vietnam, emphasized: “Cargill’s 30-year journey in Vietnam has been a path of cooperation and unwavering pursuit of noble goals. The Lang Yang school is a testament to our belief that education is a core factor for development.”

The school is fully equipped with modern facilities.

Mr. Nguyen Trong Cuong, Principal of Ia Phi Primary School, shared emotionally: "The new facilities built with funding at Lang Yang school truly bring a lot of hope and new opportunities for the students in the commune. From now on, the children will not only have a better learning space, but we can also feel the role and commitment of responsible businesses like Cargill in caring for the community and the future of the rural youth."

The students enjoyed the library, which was stocked with a wide variety of books.

According to the leaders of Ia Phi commune, the Lang Yang school previously faced many difficulties in terms of infrastructure, affecting the quality of teaching and learning. The completion and commissioning of the new building not only helps improve learning conditions but also serves as a great source of encouragement for teachers, students, and parents in the area.

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Source: https://nhandan.vn/ban-giao-diem-truong-moi-cho-hoc-sinh-vung-dong-bao-dan-toc-thieu-so-tai-gia-lai-post917830.html