The construction of a new kitchen and the renovation and expansion of the boarding school's cafeteria at Thanh Cong Ethnic Boarding Secondary School (Thanh Cong commune, Cao Bang province) is valued at nearly 700 million VND. The new kitchen area covers more than 82 m² .
The new kitchen at Thanh Cong Ethnic Boarding Secondary School was completed after two months of construction.
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At the ceremony, journalist Tran Viet Hung, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Thanh Nien Newspaper, affirmed that from the program to support orphaned children after the storm, to today's school canteen project, it is proof of the deep concern of Thanh Nien journalists for the younger generation - the future owners of the country.
Journalist Tran Viet Hung, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Thanh Nien Newspaper, and Ms. Dam Thi Trung Thu, Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training of Cao Bang province, performed the ceremony of affixing the information plaque for the boarding school canteen for students at Thanh Cong Ethnic Minority Boarding Secondary School.
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"Hopefully, this project will contribute to the school's efforts to better care for the students' lives, giving them more motivation to overcome difficulties and excel in their studies," journalist Tran Viet Hung stated.
Journalist Tran Viet Hung, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Thanh Nien Newspaper, along with a delegation from Cao Bang province, presented funds, essential supplies, and clothing to students of Thanh Cong Ethnic Boarding Secondary School.
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Also at the ceremony, Thanh Nien Newspaper donated over 165 million VND to support Thanh Cong Ethnic Boarding Secondary School in purchasing equipment for teaching and improving the lives of students.
Students at Thanh Cong Ethnic Boarding Secondary School are delighted with their new gifts.
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The completed project provides Thanh Cong Ethnic Boarding Secondary School with better facilities to serve the boarding school's lunch program for students; it also helps students have better living conditions, contributing to the implementation and improvement of the school's educational quality.
The interior of the new kitchen at Thanh Cong Ethnic Boarding Secondary School. "The inauguration of the boarding school kitchen today holds immense significance for our teachers and students. It not only addresses the urgent need for facilities and ensures adequate living conditions for students, but also serves as a source of encouragement, allowing them to focus on their studies and strive for success in life," shared Ms. Le Thu Ha, Principal of Thanh Cong Ethnic Boarding Secondary School.
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The first meal for students of Thanh Cong Ethnic Boarding Secondary School was cooked in the new kitchen.
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Currently, Thanh Cong Ethnic Boarding Secondary School has 8 classes with 214 students. Of these, 10 students have disabilities; 4 students are orphans; 150 students are from poor households, 53 students are from near-poor households, and 213 students have permanent residence in communes with particularly difficult conditions.
The school's facilities, invested in and built by the State and the education sector since 2001, have deteriorated in some areas, including student restrooms, dormitories, and classrooms; and there is a lack of modern teaching equipment and supplies.
Following Typhoon Yagi , the school suffered significant damage, particularly to the boarding school's kitchen, which deteriorated severely. The floor subsided, making it unsafe for cooking meals for students. In addition, some kitchen facilities had their roofs blown off, walls cracked, and many students' belongings were damaged.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/mang-bep-moi-den-voi-200-hoc-sinh-vung-cao-sau-bao-yagi-185250908220015778.htm
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