Long Binh Kindergarten, located in Long Binh Ward, is currently the largest public kindergarten in Thu Duc City (Ho Chi Minh City), covering an area of over 12,000 m² and accommodating 700 children.
Corner of the yard and the sky
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The main gate of the kindergarten, which is designed to accommodate 20 classrooms and various functional rooms.
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Ms. Phan Thi Kim Duyen, the school principal, said that the school was designed with 20 classrooms, and by the 2024-2025 school year, it had developed 18 classrooms. These include 2 nursery groups; 5 kindergarten classes, 5 pre-kindergarten classes, and 6 pre-primary classes.
The school's management team, including teachers and staff, comprises 56 people. Many of the teachers belong to the 9X generation – aged around 35. The school's leadership believes that teachers in this age group have a significant advantage in terms of health, dynamism, and creativity to effectively care for, nurture, and educate preschool children.
The school's main hall can host large events for preschool children.
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An outdoor play area for children with safe equipment and toys.
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The school has a mini football field and a spacious campus, capable of hosting numerous sporting events with hundreds of preschool children participating.
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Besides classrooms, the school also has many functional rooms such as a music room, a physical education room, an English language learning room, etc.
The advantage of this preschool is its spacious surroundings, including a school garden and outdoor play and learning areas for children. Many educational activities, games, and sports events are held outdoors, taking advantage of the fresh air and abundant trees outside.
Preschool children are taught independence through small tasks. Nursery children can already remember the image and written name on their name tags in their lockers; they retrieve their own items so they can change clothes and prepare for naptime after lunch.
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Thu Duc City in particular, and other localities in Ho Chi Minh City in general, are building happy preschools that are child-centered, where children learn through play for holistic development.
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The school garden is for teachers and children to care for together, allowing children to learn many interesting lessons from nature.
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Children from another preschool visited Long Binh Preschool.
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Inside the largest public kindergarten in Thu Duc City, spanning over 12,000 square meters.
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Parents and fellow preschool teachers from Ho Chi Minh City who visited the school were impressed with the school garden area, where teachers and staff grow vegetables, gourds, and flowers. In the garden, teachers guide students in watering, caring for, and harvesting the produce. This is a way for children to learn about the plants around them, appreciate the hard work of gardeners, and get physical exercise.
In 2018, Long Binh Kindergarten in Thu Duc City was recognized as a national standard school at level 1. By the 2023-2024 school year, after being re-evaluated, the school still maintained the national standard at level 1 and achieved educational accreditation level 2.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/truong-mam-non-cong-lap-lon-nhat-tpthu-duc-tphcm-185250225111825118.htm
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