On September 28, Nguyen Du Secondary School, Da Lat City (Lam Dong) organized a non-uniform booth to serve students in difficult circumstances so that they can freely "shop" for uniforms and school supplies.
Students enjoy "shopping" at the free booth
Ms. Bui Thi Lan, Vice Principal and Head of the Red Cross Association of Nguyen Du Secondary School, said that for many years the school has had a tradition of mutual love, with many programs and activities to help students in difficult circumstances. Among them, the model of a non-uniform booth serving students with the motto "Let those who need it take just enough - Those who have enough in their cupboards, share here" is very effective.
Students choose school supplies at the booth
Since the beginning of the school year, the school's Red Cross Association has called on parents and teachers to contribute to the charity fund; students of all classes who have new and old clothes, notebooks, and unused school supplies should bring them to support the free stall. This school year, the Red Cross Association has received the attention, support, and companionship of parents, sponsors, and students of the entire school, so the free stall is very diverse and has an abundant source of goods.
Choose pens and notebooks freely
More specifically, this year's free stall was held on the occasion of the Mid-Autumn Festival in a new school that was put into use at the beginning of the 2023-2024 school year, so the atmosphere was more joyful and bustling. Not only students came to the free stall, but many parents also came to choose clothes for their children. During the day, dozens of uniforms, sweaters; hundreds of notebooks and school supplies were given to students in difficult circumstances.
Parents and students choose clothes
Ms. Bui Thi Lan added that to have more funds to organize the free stalls, on the occasion of the recent Lunar New Year of the Tiger, the school organized a food stall. Specifically, students in grades 7 and 9 organized 30 stalls selling snacks (ensuring hygiene), prepared by the students themselves, selling for 1,000-10,000 VND, but many students donated more. The result was more than 35 million VND, this amount was used to support the free stalls and give scholarships to poor students in difficult circumstances.
New classrooms to be put into use from the beginning of the 2023-2024 school year
In the 2023-2024 school year, Nguyen Du Secondary School (Da Lat) has more than 2,900 students, with 62 classes, of which grade 6 has 19 classes with 936 students. This is the largest secondary school in Lam Dong province and the whole South.
Mid-Autumn Festival gifts for less fortunate students
On the same day, September 28, Mr. Tran Van Hiep, Chairman of Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee and leaders of the Department of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs, Da Lat City People's Committee visited and presented gifts to students of Lam Dong Provincial School for the Deaf and SOS Children's Village Da Lat. Lam Dong Provincial leaders presented 125 gifts to students of the School for the Deaf and 74 gifts to children of SOS Children's Village Da Lat.
Mr. Vo Ngoc Hiep, Vice Chairman of Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee, visited and presented Mid-Autumn gifts to children being treated at the Department of Pediatrics for Disabled Children - Provincial Rehabilitation Hospital.
In Bao Loc City, Mr. Pham S, Vice Chairman of Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee, visited and presented gifts to 63 children being cared for, nurtured and studying at Tin Thac Shelter (Loc Thanh Commune) and 48 students at Anh Sao Private School for the Deaf (Loc Phat Ward). In Da Huoai District, Mr. Pham S and the delegation visited and presented gifts to 37 children being cared for, nurtured and studying at Madaguoi Social Protection Center. Each gift included lanterns, moon cakes, candy, milk... and many toys for the children and students.
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