Preserving culture in schools in Tay villages

In order for students to explore and learn more about local culture, Nghia Do Kindergarten has built cultural spaces at the school. Each classroom has a cultural corner for students to learn and experience. They also have practical lessons at festivals and historical sites in the area.

In particular, lessons on local culture always receive enthusiastic participation from parents. “We are ready to cooperate with teachers to go to school to guide children in making con and bird’s nest balls, learning how to weave baskets, weaving brocade and learning about the traditional culture of the Tay people here” - Mr. Luong Thanh Thieu, a parent of a student in Na Dinh village, Nghia Do commune shared.

Luong Tuyet Hong, 5-year-old kindergarten class A, central campus, Nghia Do Kindergarten excitedly said: I really like going to school, because I can study, play with friends, and learn more about Tay ethnic culture.

Nghia Do Kindergarten has 11 classes/3 campuses, with a total of 287 children, nearly 100% of whom are Tay ethnic students. Integrating local culture into education not only helps students understand and preserve traditional values, but also creates a foundation for sustainable development.

The model of "School associated with community tourism" creates a friendly learning environment, giving students the opportunity to explore, experience and raise awareness of preserving traditional cultural values ​​of the local people.

Source: https://baolaocai.vn/giu-gin-van-hoa-trong-truong-hoc-o-ban-tay-post401590.html