This is the 4th border school in the project "Loving classrooms help children go to school" by the Green Gables group and friends.
The project includes 3 classrooms, 1 clean water facility at A Ma I School and 2 classrooms at A La School, with a total value of about 900 million VND. After completing the construction of these 2 schools, the program of completely eliminating temporary classrooms in the border communes of Moc Chau district, Son La province will be completed.
Upon receiving a request for help from the Long Sap border post, the Green Gables learned that A Ma School in Long Sap Commune was a resettlement area for people who gave up their land to build the Son La Hydropower Plant, and was one of the schools with special needs and difficulties. The facilities here were old and degraded, the walls were rotten and unsafe...
At the groundbreaking ceremony, Green Gables Chairman - Tran Le Hung expressed his gratitude to the border guards who connected and facilitated the smooth implementation of the project. The Department of Education and the School Board respectfully received this gift. The Green Gables team is always united, persistent and determined. The units have trusted and supported, and the individuals have joined hands to spread love.
“This is the fourth school we have joined hands to build,” said the Chairman of Green Gables. “These safe, spacious, and beautiful classrooms will help children in the border mountainous areas confidently go to school like any other child. They will become young people with a solid knowledge foundation, with knowledge, and a bright future, thereby helping the village to develop more and more, and the border area to become stronger and stronger.”
Vice President of Green Gables - Sa Minh Dang said that the members of Green Gables, from children who were not yet full and worried, are always deeply grateful for what they have received to have what they have today. Green Gables Team believes that everyone has valuable assets in terms of knowledge, skills, ideas and also believes that sharing and giving away those values is even more important and valuable "Giving is receiving".
"After each completion of a school, we receive a lot of joy and feel our lives are more meaningful. From deep within each member, the desire to make personal efforts is more abundant. Everyone works hard to complete their study tasks to get the best results, doing extra work to contribute to the project," said Sa Minh Dang.
Discussing more about the project, Dang said that the whole team had many wonderful experiences together, learning to sympathize, share, love and appreciate.
"After this groundbreaking ceremony, we realized that each Green Gables member has matured comprehensively. The meaningful work of the project has spread to many charitable organizations and individuals to join hands to complete 5 classrooms with a total construction area of over 300 m2 and a clean water project for children at A Ma School," Dang said.
On the groundbreaking day, the radiant joy on the faces of the students and teachers in the poor village lit up the small school. The singing and laughter mixed together and echoed throughout the mountains and forests.
The villagers were moved to share: "With the new school coming soon, the children will be able to study and play in much safer conditions. No more worrying about the cold wind blowing through the door on winter days, no more worrying about the classroom leaking on rainy days."
The construction costs for the projects "Loving Classroom - Helping Children Go to School", "Clean Water for Children" at A Ma and A La Schools this time were fully sponsored by the Green Gables Group, Hanoi Westminster School, Happy Smile Kindergarten, #SJVRC Organization, Deadfish 10K Swim Club Fund, Bu Baby Brand, P&F Group, and Class 3cam3 HWS.
"Green Gables Project - Green Gables" is a project that aims to spread love and provide educational opportunities for students of all ages to join hands in volunteering, learning through practice and increasing their own experiences to thereby love and be proud of their homeland.
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