Vietnam: What are the guidelines for the analysis of network characteristics and hydrological regime of the Thu Bon River? What are the minimum requirements regarding facilities for auxiliary rooms in lower secondary schools?

What are the guidelines for the analysis of network characteristics and hydrological regime of the Thu Bon River?

The Thu Bon River system is one of the major and important rivers in Central Vietnam, noted for its unique river network characteristics and hydrological regime.

Below is an analysis of the network characteristics and hydrological regime of the Thu Bon River.

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What are the guidelines for the analysis of network characteristics and hydrological regime of the Thu Bon River? What are the minimum requirements regarding facilities for auxiliary rooms in lower secondary schools in Vietnam? (Image from the Internet)

What are the minimum requirements regarding facilities for auxiliary rooms in lower secondary schools in Vietnam?

Under Clause 4, Article 14 of the Regulation issued with Circular 13/2020/TT-BGDDT, the  minimum requirements regarding facilities for auxiliary rooms in lower secondary schools in Vietnam are as follows:

- Meeting room for the entire officials, teachers and staff of the school: at least 1; fully equipped as per the law;

- Room for specialized teams: at least 1 room shared by all specialized teams; in schools with more than 30 classes: at least 2 rooms; fully equipped as per the law;

- Medical room: at least 1; medicine cabinets with essential medicines, first aid equipment and hospital beds;

- Storage: at least 1; to store general equipment and school supplies;

- Student parking lot: installed with roof; parking space for students with disabilities are located near the entrance;

- Student sanitary areas: situated along functional rooms; separated by gender; guaranteed accessibility for students with disability; number of equipment: 1 urinal stand, 1 toilet bowl and 1 wash-basin for every 30 boys (in case of urinal trenches, 0.6 m in length for every 30 boys) with walls/partitions separating urinal stands from toilet bowls; 1 toilet bowl and 1 wash-basin for every 20 girls. In case of separate sanitary areas, situate in location that is convenient and not affecting the environment;

- Gates and fences: school and school cluster premises must be separated from the outside by sturdy and safe fences (walls or trees); gates of schools and school clusters must be reinforced and firm to hold school name signs.

What are the purposes of applying standard facilities in lower secondary schools in Vietnam?

Under Article 3 of the Regulation issued with Circular 13/2020/TT-BGDDT, the purposes of applying standard facilities in lower secondary schools in Vietnam are as follows:

- Determining minimum standards of facilities of educational institutions to guarantee conditions for implementing education programs.

- Determining level of satisfaction of standard facilities to recognize education accreditation and national standards of educational institutions.

- Planning network of educational institutions.

- Determining standards and use of specialized area within utilities operating in education and training sector specified in Decree No. 152/2017/ND-CP.