TPO - Attending the launching ceremony of the program 'With Tien Phong, we help you go to school', Deputy Minister of Education and Training Nguyen Thi Kim Chi affirmed that today's program is a meaningful message, it is much more valuable than lessons in books.
At the request of the Ministry of Education and Training, under the direction of the Central Youth Union, this morning, September 30, Tien Phong Newspaper coordinated with Cau Giay Secondary School, Cau Giay District, Hanoi to organize the launching ceremony of the program "With Tien Phong, helping children go to school".
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Deputy Minister of Education and Training Nguyen Thi Kim Chi speaks |
The program aims to call on individuals, organizations, businesses, educational institutions, teachers and students across the country to join hands to support students and orphans after storm No. 3; at the same time, support schools damaged after the storm with additional funds to repair facilities and rebuild classrooms.
Attending the program were Ms. Nguyen Thi Kim Chi, Deputy Minister of Education and Training; Ms. Nguyen Pham Duy Trang, Secretary of the Central Youth Union, Chairman of the Central Council of Young Pioneers, and leaders of the Hanoi Department of Education and Training; People's Artist Xuan Bac, Director of the Vietnam Drama Theater; leaders of the People's Committee of Cau Giay District; representatives of agencies, enterprises, Departments of Education and Training, and Boards of Directors of dozens of schools at all levels in Hanoi. Notably, the program was attended by 1,500 students from 3 schools: Cau Giay Secondary School, Nguyen Sieu Secondary - High School, and Nguyen Viet Xuan Primary School, Hanoi.
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Hoang Anh Quan, an 8th grade student at Phuc Khanh Primary and Secondary School No. 1, Bao Yen District, Lao Cai, a child of Lang Nu Village who lost his father in the flash flood, received a savings book from the Organizing Committee. |
At the program, units, businesses and educational institutions presented insurance cards and cash.
Speaking at the ceremony, Deputy Minister of Education and Training Nguyen Thi Kim Chi affirmed that this was a very meaningful ceremony and she was truly moved to attend this program.
Typhoon Yagi has passed, but its tragic losses remain. Those losses, those losses, those sorrows will never be forgotten.
52 students have passed away forever, unable to go to school. Thousands of schools have been unable to resume normal teaching. 17 schools have suffered irreparable damage. "But what we remember is that our classmates and teachers have passed away forever," Ms. Chi said emotionally.
According to Ms. Chi, the contributions are extremely meaningful, but what is more valuable is the spread of the program.
The program brings the message of promoting the tradition of mutual love, the whole leaf covers the torn leaf, the less torn leaf covers the more torn leaf of the Vietnamese people; promoting the thousands of years of moral values of the Vietnamese people.
In education, the education sector is launching the program: School helps school, friend helps friend, class helps class, which has a very large spreading meaning.
"In this program, on behalf of the leaders of the Ministry of Education and Training, I would like to thank the philanthropists, businesses, and sponsors who have shared and supported the industry over the past time, especially during the recent storm Yagi," Deputy Minister Nguyen Thi Kim Chi expressed.
At the same time, she thanked Tien Phong newspaper and the editorial board, editors and reporters of the newspaper for accompanying, with their ideas, sincerity and responsibility, in organizing today's launching ceremony with the program to spread the message of rebuilding schools to gradually bring students back to school.
During the past time, Tien Phong newspaper has always accompanied, shared and been present with the education sector in the most difficult times.
On behalf of the leaders of the Ministry of Education and Training, Deputy Minister Nguyen Thi Kim Chi hopes that in the coming time, Tien Phong Newspaper will always be a companion to the childhood of students, and more importantly, accompany the education sector to organize many meaningful activities for students.
She also did not forget to thank the Central Youth Union and the Central Young Pioneer Council for their close guidance, attention and specific action plans to work with the industry to reach remote areas during the recent Typhoon Yagi. And for providing a force of youth union members, a large amount of books and equipment. Those gifts are extremely meaningful.
"Today's program is a meaningful message, it is much more valuable than lessons in books," Ms. Chi affirmed.
She also shared her thoughts and feelings with the capital's students in general and the students attending the program in particular.
"You are happy students, you study in a spacious school, you meet teachers and friends. Right now, your friends in many northern provinces are struggling to go to school. I want to say that so that you will appreciate more the life you are enjoying. You must be grateful to your teachers, family, parents and organizations that have given you the life you have today. You must be aware of sharing, giving and loving your friends in remote areas who are still hungry, facing many difficulties and hardships. With your young age, young age doing small things, depending on your strength, you should continue to contribute and share, with the heart of a child, the heart of an innocent soul, when you see your friends in trouble, you help them," Deputy Minister Nguyen Thi Kim Chi advised the students.
What Ms. Chi hopes today's message will not only stop at this ceremony, but will spread to all schools, all organizations, all businesses, all society to accompany the education sector in carrying out very difficult and arduous tasks.
At the program, units, businesses, and educational institutions presented insurance cards and cash including:
- PACIFIC CROSS Vietnam Company Limited presented 3,000 personal accident insurance packages to students in mountainous areas. On this occasion, through Tien Phong newspaper, businesses as well as employees of the newspaper presented nearly 14,000 personal accident insurance packages worth nearly 300 million VND to students in mountainous schools.
- Vietnam Computerized Lottery Company, Deputy Director of Tam Tai Viet Fund presented 500 million VND to support 5 schools to purchase teaching equipment in Lao Cai province.
- The Department of Education and Training of Cau Giay district, representing the district's education sector, presented 122 million VND.
- Ha Dong District Department of Education and Training donated 100 million VND.
- Ba Dinh District Department of Education and Training donated 70 million VND.
- Cau Giay Secondary School, representing teachers, parents and students of the school, donated 100 million VND; directly donated 20 million VND to teachers and students of Phuc Khanh Primary and Secondary School No. 1, Bao Yen District, Lao Cai to contribute to purchasing boarding equipment.
- Cao Ba Quat High School, Gia Lam district donated 135.5 million VND.
- Nguyen Sieu Secondary and High School donated 125,457 million VND.
- Luong The Vinh Secondary and High School, Cau Giay campus donated 100 million VND.
- Chu Van An Secondary School, Tay Ho district, amount of 100 million VND.
- Le Loi High School, Ha Dong District (Hanoi) donated 72 million VND
- Viet Duc High School, Hoan Kiem district donated 50 million VND
- Nguyen Du Secondary School, Hoan Kiem District, donated 45 million VND.
- Ly Thai To education system donated 30 million VND.
- Quan Hoa Primary School, Cau Giay District donated 30 million VND.
And through the account of the program "With Tien Phong, Step by Step to School", an individual also donated 100 million VND.
Source: https://tienphong.vn/thu-truong-bo-gddt-thong-diep-y-nghia-gia-tri-hon-nhieu-bai-hoc-tren-sach-vo-post1677840.tpo
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