Hoa Binh Students Gain Understanding on How to Prevent School Violence
As part of the project "Improving the Effectiveness of the Child Protection System in Kim Boi District," the forum contributes significantly to creating a safe and happy school environment for children.
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| The Children’s Forum themed "Children's Rights and Responsibilities - Building Beautiful Friendships - Saying No to School Violence" was held on October 4 at Hop Dong Primary and Secondary School in Kim Boi District, Hoa Binh Province. The event saw the participation of over 600 students, school leaders, and teachers. Through engaging presentations, short plays, and lively Q&A sessions, students gained deeper insights into their rights and responsibilities and learned how to prevent school violence and build positive relationships with their peers. |
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