Spread love to students in flood-affected areas

The recent floods have caused damage in many communes and wards in the province. Floods swept away many houses, textbooks, school supplies, and students' clothes. Many schools had collapsed fences, classrooms had their roofs blown off, and learning and teaching materials were damaged.

Schools in flood-affected areas promptly grasped the situation of affected students and proactively launched donations to share difficulties and provide timely support to help them return to school soon.

Nguyen Bao Dat, class 5A, Ngo Gia Tu Primary School (Thanh Nhat ward) smashed his piggy bank to support his friend.

Schools in the province in areas not affected by the flood have launched a fundraising campaign to support people in flooded areas, especially students who no longer have books, clothes, or school supplies.

Nguyen Bao Dat, class 5A, Ngo Gia Tu Primary School (Thanh Nhat Ward) broke his piggy bank and donated the coins he had saved over the years to support his friends in the flood-affected areas. Dat shared: “Every time I do housework or get good grades, my mother rewards me with 1,000 - 5,000 VND to put in the piggy bank. I have been raising a piggy bank for a few years now with the intention of saving to buy new clothes and toys that I like. Through my mother's stories and information from teachers at school, I learned that many friends had their books and clothes swept away by the flood and their houses collapsed. Therefore, I asked my mother to break the piggy bank (for 910,000 VND) to share with my friends. I hope my friends will soon receive support and be able to go to school like us.”

In addition to cash, students also brought school supplies, books, notebooks, and clothes to donate to their friends. The packaging was also full of love as the items were neatly arranged and wrapped in tight-fitting plastic bags to avoid water seepage during transportation.

Students of Ngo Gia Tu Primary School (Thanh Nhat Ward) donated school supplies and warm blankets to children in flood-affected areas.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Hoa My, Principal of Ngo Gia Tu Primary School (Thanh Nhat Ward) shared: “This activity is not simply a donation but also a practical lesson with close and current teaching materials, igniting love and sharing in the hearts of each student. The exemplary role of staff and teachers, along with the active support of parents, has created a unified and humane educational environment, thereby creating a great influence on students; turning moral lessons in books into practical actions”.

Representative of Thanh Nhat Ward People's Committee received

Representatives of Thanh Nhat Ward People's Committee received and transported necessities from Truong Son Secondary School to support people affected by floods.

Even though they were severely affected by the flood, teachers and students of Cu Pui I Primary School (Cu Pui Commune) still showed a warm spirit of sharing, when teachers and students donated according to their ability: new notebooks, school supplies, savings to donate to students in schools that were more severely damaged.

Ms. Vo Thi Kim Thuy, Principal of Cu Pui I Primary School, shared, “A piece of food when hungry is worth a whole package when full.” The staff, teachers, employees, and students of the school have come together to share some of their cash, school supplies, and clothes with those in more difficult circumstances. Hopefully, teachers and students in difficult areas will soon stabilize and return to school to work and study.”

The teachers and students of Dong Du Secondary and High School (Tan An Ward) also contributed to the flood victims with many activities. The school mobilized and received goods, necessities, and cash to transfer to the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the province to support flood victims.

Mr. Nguyen Phu, Vice Principal of Dong Du Secondary and High School, shared: “All contributions are beautiful gestures, demonstrating the spirit of love, sharing, and solidarity of the nation. In addition to cash and necessities, students also support school bags, notebooks, and school supplies so that they can soon have supplies to go to school. The school will transfer all necessities and cash to the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the province so that the support resources can soon reach the people.”

Students of Dong Du Secondary and High School (Tan An Ward) support necessities for people affected by floods.

According to the latest report of the Department of Education and Training, the education sector recorded 226 units and schools being widely affected by floods with total damage to facilities, infrastructure and teaching equipment estimated at more than 178.2 billion VND.

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/xa-hoi/202511/lan-toa-yeu-thuong-den-hoc-sinh-vung-lu-1cb104b/