Inauguration of the STEM Education Practice Room at Buon Ma Thuot High School.

Attending the ceremony were comrades: Do Huu Huy, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee; Le Manh Hung, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the Vietnam National Energy and Industry Group, along with leaders of various departments and agencies.

Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Do Huu Huy presents scholarships to students of Buon Ma Thuot High School.

The STEM lab is fully equipped with processing machinery, specialized equipment, themed learning tools, smart learning materials, and a learning management system.

Intensive training courses for teachers have also been implemented with the participation of experts from universities and research institutes.

The project, worth a total of VND 3.5 billion, was undertaken by Binh Son Refining and Petrochemical Joint Stock Company ( BSR ), which was assigned by the Group to provide support from social welfare funds.

Mr. Le Manh Hung, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the Vietnam National Energy and Industry Group, delivered a speech at the inauguration of the STEM practice room at Buon Ma Thuot High School.

According to Pham Huy Van, Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training, putting STEM practice rooms into operation not only has social welfare significance but is also a strategic step to concretize the goals of the 2018 General Education Program.

STEM education, characterized by learning through doing and focusing on solving real-world problems, helps students develop competencies in natural sciences , technology, information technology, and especially problem-solving and creativity. STEM projects also promote interdisciplinary integration, enabling students to apply knowledge from multiple fields to solve challenges, thereby recognizing knowledge as a unified system with high applicability.

Provincial leaders and representatives from the Vietnam National Energy and Industry Corporation cut the ribbon to inaugurate the STEM education practice room at Buon Ma Thuot High School.

Equipping schools with modern devices such as AI, IoT, robotics, and 3D printers also helps students access digital technology, serving career guidance and training human resources to meet the demands of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Provincial leaders and representatives from the Vietnam National Energy and Industry Corporation visited the STEM education practice room at Buon Ma Thuot High School.

On behalf of the school, Ms. Nguyen Thi Xuan Huong, Principal of Buon Ma Thuot High School, expressed gratitude to the provincial leaders and the Vietnam National Energy and Industry Corporation for their support in building the STEM practice room. She affirmed that this is a significant turning point, creating a modern environment for students to nurture, experiment with, and develop scientific ideas.

In the coming period, the school is committed to effectively utilizing the practical training rooms; continuing to train teachers; expanding STEM education in all grade levels; developing themes and projects related to the environment, renewable energy, and high-tech agriculture; and strengthening cooperation with universities and businesses to provide career guidance and inspire students' aspirations for innovation.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Xuan Huong, Principal of Buon Ma Thuot High School, expressed her gratitude to the provincial leaders and the Vietnam National Energy and Industry Corporation at the inauguration ceremony.

On this occasion, the Vietnam National Energy and Industry Corporation awarded 30 scholarships, each worth 3 million VND, to underprivileged students with high academic achievements at the school.