The summer class was held at the community center, organized by the Trung Lap 3A Party Branch in coordination with volunteers. According to Mr. Phan Van Anh, Secretary of the Trung Lap 3A Party Branch, this year's summer class attracted 20 students, mainly children from disadvantaged families in the area. The children learned English and drawing; subjects that both develop critical thinking and creativity, while also providing fun and a healthy playground. "All activities are free, maintained through the voluntary spirit and contributions of cadres, Party members, and volunteers," Mr. Anh shared.
Stepping into the small community center, one easily feels the lively and warm atmosphere. On white sheets of paper, the children are intently focused on their drawings, their cheerful laughter echoing amidst the dedicated guidance of their teacher. Ms. Pham Thi Nhat Nghi, in charge of the drawing class, said: “Although it’s not a professional class, the children are progressing very quickly. From their initial scribbles, they now know how to combine colors, create shapes, and arrange compositions. I hope that more young people will join in teaching, making the class more enriching and giving the children more opportunities to access diverse knowledge and skills.”
Beyond providing learning opportunities, the class also serves as a source of emotional support for many parents. Ms. Nguyen Nhu Mong, a parent of a child attending the drawing class, emotionally shared: “My family doesn’t have the means to send our child to extracurricular classes. Knowing about this free class, my child is very happy and wants to come to class early every day. I am truly grateful to the teachers who implemented this ‘Zero-Cost Class’ model.”
Alongside the drawing class, the English class was also lively, attracting a large number of students. Teacher Nguyen Tuyet Nhu shared: “The class is divided into two groups: a smaller group for students from grades 1 to 3, and a larger group for students from grades 4 to 5. I always try to incorporate games and songs so that the children learn while playing and play while learning. They are very diligent, polite, and eager to learn.” According to Ms. Nhu, this is not just a class for learning to read and write, but also a place to nurture a love of learning and ignite hope in underprivileged children. Vo Thi Hong Nhung, a student in the English class, happily said: “I really enjoy learning here because it’s fun and easy to understand. I’ve learned many new words, and the teacher even teaches me songs in English. I hope the class will be held every year so that I and my friends can continue to learn.”
Commenting on the model, Mr. Pham Van Dung, Chairman of the Thac Gian Ward People's Committee, acknowledged that although the classroom lacked the sound of school bells and a large campus, each lesson held profound meaning. Every drawing, every smile, every lesson was a testament to a summer filled with warmth and human kindness. Furthermore, the "Zero-Cost Classroom" model not only provided children with knowledge and skills but also contributed to spreading compassion and responsibility, building a learning society.
TIEN DUNG
Source: https://baodanang.vn/xa-hoi/202506/lop-hoc-0-dong-4010665/
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