(HBO) – Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Bui Van Cuu has examined study encouragement efforts at the Vu Dinh clan and the Association for Promoting Education of Yen Tri commune in Yen Thuy district.
With 1,498 members, the
Yen Tri association for promoting education, which became operational in 2015,
now has 14 sub-associations, four education promotion boards at agencies and
schools, and six other boards at different clans. Its members have ensured
necessary conditions for all local students to go to school. The association
has coordinated with other sides to present over 100 scholarships, 35 bicycles
and hundreds of gift packages to less privileged students. Ahead of the new
school year, it raised and presented 28 scholarships worth 17 million VND to
needy children.
The association has also taken part in some
movements launched by the provincial education promotion association such as
saving money for study encouragement and supporting disadvantaged students.
Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s
Committee Bui Van Cuu and the examination team participated in a meeting of a
branch of the Vu Dinh clan in A Dong hamlet of Yen Tri commune.
Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Bui
Van Cuu and leaders of Yen Tri commune’s education promotion association
present rewards to members of the Vu Dinh clan.
Speaking at event, Vice Chairman Cuu stressed
that
Vietnamis promoting international integration and needs skilful human resources.
Therefore, encouraging the private involvement in education promotion is a
right step. The model of learning clans like the family of Vu Dinh in Yen Tri
commune is a bright example for many other clans to follow.
He also highly valued the associations for
promoting education of Yen Tri commune and Yen Thuy district, which have
improved the local community’s awareness of learning by many creative
activities.
However, the number of their members remain
modest, so they need to attract more people to these associations so as to help
build a learning society./.
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