Bringing 'new kitchens' to 200 highland students after storm Yagi

Thanh Nien Newspaper has just coordinated with the Department of Education and Training of Cao Bang to organize the inauguration ceremony, handover of the semi-boarding kitchen and grant of support funds in the mountainous commune of Thanh Cong (Cao Bang). This amount of money was donated by readers following the appeal of Thanh Nien Newspaper.

The project to build a new kitchen, renovate and expand the student cafeteria of Thanh Cong Ethnic Minority Boarding School - Junior High School (PTDTBT - THCS) (Thanh Cong commune, Cao Bang ) has a value of nearly 700 million VND. Of which, the new kitchen area has an area of ​​over 82 ^m2 .

Thanh Cong Secondary School's new kitchen completed after 2 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 sponsor orphans after the storm, to the boarding kitchen project today is proof of the deep concern of Thanh Nien journalists for the young 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 attaching the information board of the boarding kitchen for students of Thanh Cong Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities - Secondary School.

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"Hopefully this project will contribute to the school taking better care of the students' lives, giving them more motivation to overcome difficulties and excel in their studies," said journalist Tran Viet Hung.

Journalist Tran Viet Hung, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Thanh Nien Newspaper, and the delegation of Cao Bang province presented funds, essential supplies and clothes to students of Thanh Cong Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities - Secondary School.

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Also at the ceremony, Thanh Nien Newspaper awarded more than 165 million VND to support Thanh Cong Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities - Secondary School to purchase equipment for teaching and care for students' lives.

Students of Thanh Cong Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities - Secondary School are happy with new gifts

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Ms. Dam Thi Trung Thu, Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training of Cao Bang province, assessed that the project has a very profound humanitarian meaning, is a testament to the solidarity for the community, and is a belief and hope for a future for teachers and students of the school.

The completed project helps Thanh Cong Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities - Secondary School have better facilities to serve the students' meals; help students have better living conditions, contributing to the implementation and improvement of the school's educational quality.

The space inside the new kitchen of Thanh Cong Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities - Secondary School. "The inaugurated boarding kitchen today has a very great meaning for us teachers and students. It not only solves the urgent need for facilities, ensures living conditions for students, but also serves as a source of spiritual encouragement for them to study with peace of mind and strive in life", shared teacher Le Thu Ha, Principal of Thanh Cong Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities - Secondary School.

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The first meal of Thanh Cong Secondary School's Ethnic Minority Boarding School students was cooked in the new kitchen.

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Currently, Thanh Cong Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities - Secondary School has 8 classes with 214 students. Of which, there are 10 disabled students; 4 orphaned students; 150 students from poor households, 53 students from near-poor households, 213 students with permanent residence in communes with especially difficult conditions.

The school's facilities have been invested in, built and put into use by the State and the industry since 2001. Up to now, some items such as student toilets, dormitories and classrooms have been damaged and degraded; there is a lack of modern teaching equipment and tools...

After Typhoon Yagi , the school suffered many impacts, especially the boarding kitchen which was seriously degraded, the floor was sunk, not ensuring safety for organizing cooking to serve students. In addition, the facilities of some public kitchens had their roofs blown off, walls cracked, and many students' daily necessities were also damaged.

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