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Benefits of socialized investment in STEM classrooms

Hai Phong News • 14/11/2026 15:27

Modern STEM classrooms are expanding hands-on learning opportunities and inspiring creativity among students in Hai Phong.

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Students at Tu Ky High School operate a robot model during a STEM activity.

Changing the way students learn and research

As educational institutions equipped by Vietnam National Industry - Energy Group (Petrovietnam) with internationally standardized STEM classrooms, Tu Ky High School, Tran Phu High School for the Gifted and Luong Khanh Thien Secondary School in Phu Lien Ward now have better conditions to innovate teaching and learning activities and provide students with more opportunities for hands-on practice and experiential learning.

These STEM classrooms are equipped with modern facilities and technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), robotics and digital transformation solutions.

At Tu Ky High School, the STEM classroom enables students to apply their knowledge in practical activities. Meanwhile, at Tran Phu High School for the Gifted, the facility is designed to support in-depth scientific research and nurture the abilities of gifted students.

Having the opportunity to put their ideas into practice, conduct experiments and refine their products allows students to become familiar with research methods, develop independent thinking and creativity, and gradually gain mastery of technology.

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A STEM classroom at Tran Phu High School for the Gifted is equipped with modern facilities to support students in scientific research and technological innovation.

Making effective use of STEM classrooms

Investing in modern, internationally standardized STEM classrooms requires funding amounting to tens of billions of Vietnamese dong. Therefore, making full and effective use of the equipment is essential to maximize the value of resources mobilized through socialized investment.

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Two teams from Tu Ky High School won first and second prizes at the ROBOTACON WRO 2026.

The effectiveness of STEM education is also reflected in the achievements of Hai Phong students at the FIRST LEGO League Hong Kong Championship 2025–2026, held in China, where they won the championship title. In addition, teachers from the city received national-level awards for technical innovation with products applying virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and artificial intelligence (AI) in teaching.

As demands for educational innovation continue to grow, Hai Phong's education sector hopes to receive continued support and cooperation from businesses, organizations and the wider community in investing in facilities and equipment, as well as sharing knowledge and technological experience.

Such joint efforts will help expand students' access to STEM education and lay a foundation for developing a skilled workforce in science and technology for Hai Phong and the country as a whole.

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