The leaders from the Provincial Fatherland Front, Vietcombank Hoa Binh branch and Tan Lac district are cutting the ribbon to inaugurate the project of Nam Son High & High Junior School.

The construction of Nam Son High & High Junior School started on November 20th, 2021 with a total cost of 3 billion VND, funded by Vietcombank Hoa Binh branch through the Provincial Fatherland Front. The project consists of a 2-storey building block, 4 classrooms with a floor area of 392 m2. The design consultancy unit is Hoa Binh Construction and Investment Consulting joint Stock Company; The construction unit is Cuong Thinh Construction and Service Company Limited. During the construction process, the Project Management Board regularly inspected, supervised and urged the construction unit; they promptly adjusted, recommended the repair and the replacement of parts that were not yet technically and aesthetically pleasing. Up to now, the project has been completed on schedule, with all the items, ensuring the quality, the aesthetics and safety for the employees and the students during the construction process. The completion of the project has strengthened the facilities, ensuring the learning and teaching conditions for the teachers and the students, contributing to improving the educational quality of the school.

Making a speech at the handover ceremony, Mr. Bui Tien Luc, the Head of the Provincial Party Committee's Mass Mobilization Department, the Chairman of the Provincial Fatherland Front sincerely thanked to the sponsor and it was hoped that Vietcombank would continue to support the poor community in the province. To congratulate Nam Son High & High Junior School, he suggested that the school receive and put the project into effective, reasonable and sustainable use. The education and training sector and the local authorities has been mobilizing the resources to invest in the equipment for educational activities.

On this occasion, the Provincial Fund for the Poor's Management Board has allocated 100 million VND to directly support the scholarships for the 10 disadvantaged students of the school, each worth is 1 million VND.

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