The Lam Son Primary School reading day transformed a familiar schoolyard into a large-scale reading space shaped by curiosity, interaction, and creativity.
A good book can be a trusted friend
Famaca arrived at Lam Son Primary School with a simple message: a good book can be a trusted friend. Through conversation and interaction, students were encouraged to see books as companions in learning and in discovering the wider world.
Raised hands, quick answers, and attentive faces showed that children are ready to engage with knowledge when it is presented in language that respects their age and curiosity.
The schoolyard became a library of many horizons
During break time, the rhythm of the campus changed. Students gathered around book tables, sat beside friends, and explored different subjects. The schoolyard remained lively, but conversations now revolved around images, stories, and newly discovered facts.
The memorable impression was not one isolated activity, but the sight of an entire student community giving its attention to books within a space they knew so well.
“A schoolyard can become a library when children are given enough room to be curious.”
Famaca Education Group
A bookmark as an invitation to return
The bookmark activity allowed students to bring a personal mark to their reading experience. A small object, colored and completed by each child, became a reminder that the story would still be waiting on the next page.
Famaca appreciates the partnership of the Lam Son school leadership and teachers in creating a day that was energetic while remaining grounded in educational purpose.