Vietnam Education Publishing House donated more than 1,000 books to Nguyen Chi Thanh High School

Mr. Pham Vinh Thai, Editor-in-Chief of Vietnam Education Publishing House, presented a book donation plaque to Nguyen Chi Thanh High School. (Photo: Hien Thuong)

The smart library of Nguyen Chi Thanh High School is designed in a modern model with a spacious, airy space, including separate functional areas such as: Traditional reading room, electronic search area, group meeting room...

The library is built on an area of 262m², with 15,000 books, equipped with 20 computers for searching, 2 smart interactive screens, 2 facial recognition readers at the entrance.

The library also installed a management system using RFID technology including: Bibliotheca RFID library gate, EU-shielded RFID librarian station (gate allows security check of books with RFID tags entering and leaving the library); Oliver v5 library management software for high schools, ensuring requirements for library management and operations, and library information resource management. In addition, the library is equipped with more desks, bookshelves, dehumidifiers, security systems, etc.

The highlight of the library is the automatic book management system, applying modern technology to help borrow and return books quickly and accurately. In addition, the library is also equipped with many computers and smart search devices that allow students to easily access a rich and diverse digital document repository with many different titles from textbooks, to reference books, magazines... from all over the world .

The smart library is designed in a modern model, with a spacious, airy space, including separate functional areas such as: traditional reading room, electronic research area, group meeting room...

At the smart library of Nguyen Chi Thanh High School, students can search and read textbooks from the Vietnam Education Publishing House updated on the school library platform. (Photo: Hien Thuong)

Cam Ly, a 12th grade student at Nguyen Chi Thanh High School, happily said that having a smart library with a rich collection of books and documents is like giving each student a master key to open countless magical doors.

According to Cam Ly, a beautiful and modern library with many good books will certainly become an ideal destination for students after school, spreading a vibrant reading movement throughout the school. "From then on, we can not only read books alone but also discuss and share good books together, form book clubs to develop a reading culture in the school," Cam Ly said.

Meanwhile, Mr. Tran Dung, Vice Principal of Nguyen Chi Thanh High School, said that developing a reading culture in schools is an important task, associated with the goal of improving the quality of comprehensive education. The fact that Vietnam Education Publishing House donated books to the school is truly meaningful. First of all, this is an extremely practical source of additional materials for both the traditional library and the school's digital library.

"The donated books not only meet the learning and research needs of teachers and students, but also contribute to expanding knowledge and fostering self-study, self-reading and self-creativity skills," said Mr. Dung.

Cam Ly, a student at Nguyen Chi Thanh High School, at the textbook section of the school library. (Photo: Hien Thuong)

Over the years, Vietnam Education Publishing House has always accompanied schools in improving reading culture in the community, especially among students.

With the mission of developing knowledge and inspiring the passion for reading, in addition to publishing quality books that meet the needs of readers, Vietnam Education Publishing House has organized book donation programs to school libraries to encourage people, especially students, to participate in reading activities. These practical activities not only raise awareness of the value of reading but also contribute to building a community that loves knowledge, thereby forming sustainable reading habits in society.

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