The provincial children's house needs to efficiently exploit the functional rooms

That is the opinion of Trinh Duc Tai, Head of Culture and Society of the Provincial People's Council at the survey of the Board of Culture and Society on the organization and operation of the Children's House in the afternoon of August 6.

The Children's House has administrative blocks; performance block; multi-function swimming pool, two gymnasiums for the needs of badminton, table tennis, basketball, football; Viet Han Cultural Exchange Center. In recent years, the provincial children's house has maintained and developed the models and activities to continue to take care of educating and fostering talents and skills for children. Specifically, children's homes have more than 25 disciplines of gifted and cultural education; Each year, a discipline holds 2-3 courses with 25-30 students. Besides organizing education for children, the provincial children's house also performs well the coordination of performing traditional festivals and education activities; To strengthen the organization of grassroots activities, serving children in remote communes of the province ... In parallel with activities in the province, children's houses have invested and participated in activities of the Central Council, Regional and Provincial Youth Union organizations, achieving high achievements.

Members of the Board of Culture and Society of Provincial People’s Council have a view on classrooms of the Children’s House

Members of the Board of Culture and Society of Provincial People’s Council have a view on the swimming pool of the Children’s House

At the supervision, members of the provincial People's Committee's Cultural and Social Committee also raised questions about the organization of activities for children; the effective use of institutions. Representatives of provincial children's homes have answered questions, and raised difficulties, recommendations and recommendations to carry out their duties.

According to the survey, Trinh Duc Tai suggested that children's homes should overcome the limitations such as the problem of toilet, repair classrooms; Swimming pool should be effective. Children's House should renovate propaganda activities; select models of fostering cultural and talented children and build effective models. In addition, the provincial children's home should pay attention to and support the disadvantaged children in reducing tuition fees; performing arts for children in remote communes of the province.

Reported by Thien Ly – Translated by Vi Bao