Provincial Cultural House for Children has over time tried its utmost to create useful playgrounds for teenagers and children, contributing to helping them have positive growth in thought…

 The task of protecting, educating and caring for teenagers and children is the responsibility of the entire political system and society. Realizing this, provincial Cultural House for Children has tried to change vigorously and reaped successes.

 In 2011, provincial Cultural House for Children organized many activities on traditional education, including a festive day on traffic safety, a charity program  to raise money for needy people in the central region, celebrations of the Vietnam Teachers’ Day…, with the participation of more than 35,000 turns of teenagers and children.  

Children at a musical class held by provincial Cultural House for Children

 Provincial Cultural House for Children also held 14 aptitude contests for nearly 14,000 children together with 65 art performances for children and people in the remote areas of the province.

 Along with the above entertainment activities, provincial Cultural House for Children last year opened 155 classes on music, martial arts, dancing, English, computer…for nearly 4,000 children.

 In the summer of 2012, leaders of the provincial Cultural House for Children will link with other relevant units to organize new aptitude classes on life skills, puppetry, dancing…, further contributing to creating useful playgrounds for children across the province.

 Nguyen Phan Thai Anh, deputy director of provincial Cultural House for Children said that provincial Cultural House for Children’s achievements today are due to the attention and instruction of the local authorities.

 In the coming time, leaders of provincial Cultural House for Children will further improve the quality of activities in content and form; actively organize activities in response to the great holidays of the year…, contributing to creating useful playgrounds for teenagers and children towards comprehensive development…

 

Reported by T.Ly-T.Hien-Translated by K.T