Handing over 10 computers to Tân Thuận 1 Primary School.

04/09/2024 Views: 1512 admin
On August 24, 2024, the Thiện Chí Center made a significant advancement in improving educational facilities by handing over 10 computer sets to Tân Thuận 1 Primary School, located in Hàm Thuận Nam District. The school is situated in a remote coastal area with a large number of students and a community of Cham ethnic people living in the vicinity.
 
Prior to receiving this support, the school faced numerous challenges in providing computers for its students. Specifically, due to a lack of equipment, many students had to share a single computer, with 2 to 3 students per machine, which directly impacted the effectiveness of learning and teaching quality. Students struggled not only with practical exercises but also with accessing the essential knowledge and skills needed for their education.
 
The computer handover ceremony was attended by the Tân Thuận commune leadership. The presence of local representatives not only demonstrated the community's concern and support but also highlighted the close cooperation between the Thiện Chí Center and local authorities in enhancing the quality of education.

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