Lao Cai Students Compete to "Ring the Golden Bell" for Safer Schools
The program was attended by Tran Thi Minh Thu, Head of the Department of Higher Education and Continuing Education (Lao Cai Provincial Department of Education and Training); Dam Thi Hoai An, Head of the Bao Yen District Department of Education and Training; Le Thi Thanh Huong, Country Director of Save the Children in Vietnam; representatives from the local government; teachers and students of the school.
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| On November 25, Cam Con Primary and Secondary School in Bao Yen District, Lao Cai Province collaborated with Save the Children to organize a "Ring the Golden Bell" competition under the theme "Safe Schools - The Foundation for Happiness." The event aimed to help students better understand a safe learning environment while encouraging active participation in building a harmonious, united, and thriving school community. It also provided a healthy and meaningful activity for students to unwind after stressful study hours, showcasing their knowledge, fostering friendships, and developing communication skills. The competition encouraged students to confidently participate in public activities, preparing them for future endeavors. (Photo: Dinh Hoa) |
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