School built with sustainable materials inaugurated.

A new school in Phung Hiep district, Hau Giang province, has been constructed using sustainable materials to provide long-term benefits in terms of health, safety, and energy efficiency.

Phuong Ninh Primary and Secondary School in Phung Hiep District, Hau Giang Province, after its reconstruction.

PHOTO: KIM CHUNG

Yesterday (May 20th), in Hau Giang, BASF Chemical Group and its co-sponsors inaugurated four new classrooms with a total area of ​​256 m² and a playground of 1,000 m², providing nearly 150 students at Phuong Ninh Primary and Secondary School in Phung Hiep district with better learning conditions.

This is the eighth project undertaken by BASF and its partners, marking the 10th anniversary of the program. Accordingly, four schools have been newly built and upgraded in Hau Giang; two in Tra Vinh ; and one each in An Giang and Dong Nai. All of these schools are equipped with modern and well-equipped classrooms, playgrounds, restrooms, and essential facilities.

Images of the school before it was built.

PHOTO: KIM CHUNG

It is known that Phuong Ninh Primary and Secondary School is located in a remote area of ​​Hau Giang province. The old classrooms, built in the 1990s, are dilapidated and do not ensure safety and hygiene for students, especially during the hot and rainy seasons. When rebuilt, the project will utilize materials manufactured from sustainable sources by BASF, providing long-term benefits in terms of health, safety, and energy efficiency.

Mr. Erick Contreras, General Director of BASF Vietnam, said: "Providing a safe and comfortable learning environment for young people is one of our core contributions in Vietnam, helping to improve access to education and prepare them for the future. Looking back on the past 10 years of the program, we are proud to have always received the invaluable support of our partners and volunteers, helping to create lasting value for the local community."

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/khanh-thanh-truong-hoc-su-dung-nguyen-lieu-ben-vung-185250521191128142.htm