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THREE YEARS MONITORING AFTER THE DONATION OF THE LIBRARY AND THE TEACHER TRAINING TO BE COMPLETED
Reading Corner is a bookshelf that sits in the corner of a small primary school. This library solution is perfect for schools that lack a room that can be dedicated to a Reading Room. Globes and educational toys are also donated. Each library we donate has a wide range of local language children's books including history, science, short stories, fairy tales, books for very young readers, children's dictionaries, children's reference books, an assortment of comic books and a full set of children's encyclopedias.
The simple fact is this: teachers are the single factor that determines if a library will be used when our team leaves. Teachers matter. For this reason, we have developed a teacher training program that on “day one” provides teachers the tools necessary to manage their library effectively. This translates into libraries that get used regularly.
* FIRST YEAR OF HKBAV LIBRARY PROJECT 2016 - NGUYEN VAN KET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (13 OCT.2016)
This library is located at Nguyen Van Ket Elementary School, Vung Liem District, Vinh Long Province. This school has total 56 students and 4 teachers.
Reading Corner Donation Items: 660 Vietnamese children’s books / 3 bookshelves / maps, holders & globes.




* SECOND YEAR OF HKBAV LIBRARY PROJECT 2017 - LÊ VĂN CƯ (HIEP TRUONG) ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (05 MAY 2017)
The library is located at Le Van Cu (Hiep Truong) Elementary School. This school has 75 students and 5 teachers.
Reading Corner Donation Items: 660 Vietnamese children’s books / 3 bookshelves / maps, holders & globes.




* THIRD YEAR OF LIBRARY PROJECT 2018 - LE VAN CU ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (03 AUG. 2018)
This year, The Library is located at Le Van Cu, Quang Binh, in Vinh Long province. The school has several small, separated classrooms. It's total 202 students and 13 teachers.
Reading Corner Donation Items: 800 Vietnamese children’s books / 4 bookshelves / 12 maps, 4 map holders, 4 globes.










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