Nghia Lo town’s education sector promotes local culture in schools

  •  Thursday, July 23, 2020

YBO - In the 2013-2014 academic year, the Education and Training Department of Nghia Lo town built a model to preserve and uphold local culture identities in schools. The model has been implemented in all schools in the town, focusing on promoting extra-curriculum educational activities.


Students of Hoang Van Thu secondary school forming the S-shaped map of Vietnam


Traditional games regularly organised by local schools


Students in Nghia Lo town wear traditional costumes of their ethnic groups at schools


Nghia Lo students introducing local ancient Xoe dances to foreign guests


The popularisation of local traditional culture included in flag salute on each Monday at local schools. 


Teacher Chu Thi Tu Lien talks with artist Dieu Thi Xieng before the start of extra-curriculum activity


Project on improving value and efficiency of the intangible culture heritage – Muong Lo ancient Xoe dance at schools in Thai ethnic minority areas wins the province’s second prize.  

By Le Bao Anh

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