Yen Bai children show strong performance in academic, social activities

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Yen Bai children show strong performance in academic, social activities

Tuesday, June 1, 2021

YBO - There are 240 Ho Chi Minh Young Pioneers Organisation's chapters with more than 270,000 children in the province.

Dao Tuan Dung, a student of Nguyen Thai Hoc primary school in Yen Bai city receives an award at a painting contest.

Over the past five years, 287 local children have been honoured and received scholarships and noble awards from the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union Central Committee, including Kim Dong Awards, Doraemon scholarship, Nguyen Thai Binh and Vu A Dinh scholarships, along with certificates of merit from the provincial People’s Committee and Youth Union.

Their achievements were thanks to the great attention and support from their family, school and the Children’s Councils at all levels.

Along with the organisation of competitions on "Clean notebook, Good handwriting,” "Good learning hour – Good learning week,” "Supporting friends in overcoming difficulties,” the Children Councils at all levels have paid great attention to scientific research activities among local children. In the 2016-2021 period, the province has seen hundreds of creative models invented by children.

Notably, a project on "clothes drying system using fire stove” by Lo Van Chung from class 9A and Ly Van Tuan from class 9B of the Tu Le primary school of Van Chan district won first prize at the provincial science-technology contest in the 2016-2017 academic year.

Meanwhile, a fish feeding device by Hoang Ngoc Duy and Hoang Ngoc Son from Yen Binh district received consolation prize at the 14th national innovation contest for youngsters and children in the 2017-2018 academic year.

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Along with creating many useful playgrounds for children, over the years, the Children’s Councils at all levels in Yen Bai has organised extra-curriculum activities and thematic events for local children, including programmes to "build good friendship and prevent violence at schools,” "One beautiful story each week,” "Building good behavior culture in schools,” and "Speak good words, Make good jobs”.

In recent years, the Children’s Councils at all levels have made great contributions in successfully implement the "Road to school” project with total length of 123km, which is built at an estimated cost of over 55 billion VND (2,38 million USD) raised by the councils at all levels.

The councils also coordinated with donors to present more than 100 scholarships and gifts worth nearly 10 billion to poor children from remote and mountainous areas and enthnic minority groups, giving them chances to go to school.

The project to build charity houses by the Ho Chi Minh Young Pioneer Organisation of Hoang Van Thu primary and secondary school in Nghia Lo township has brought about practical efficiency.

Hong Oanh – Mai Linh

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