Yen Thanh district students with the Golden Bell contest to learn about population knowledge

This is a meaningful activity to celebrate Vietnamese Teachers' Day November 20, towards the 61st anniversary of Vietnam Population Day (December 26, 1961 - December 26, 2022).

Performance by students of Bac Yen Thanh High School to welcome the contest. Photo: MH

The Golden Bell Contest had the participation of 100 students representing more than 1,500 students from Bac Yen Thanh High School.
Participating in the contest, contestants will take turns answering questions including knowledge about population, adolescent reproductive health and understanding of other fields such as: culture, society, history, and the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union.

The Golden Bell Contest is also a useful playground that has been implemented by the Population Department for many years, focusing on adolescents in high schools across the province. This is the transitional period between childhood and adulthood, with many changes in psychology and physiology. In addition, it is also an important starting point for children to form life skills, preparing for adulthood later.

Contestants answer questions. Photo: MH

Providing reproductive health knowledge to adolescents during this period is very important, to ensure family life, future, career of each person as well as the population quality of the whole society. Moreover, it helps students prepare a good mindset about reproductive health issues while still in school.

From the above reality, through the contest, the Organizing Committee hopes to accompany union members and youth in schools in improving knowledge about reproductive health care for adolescents and youth.

Fans of Bac Yen Thanh High School are excited about the competition. Photo: MH

The Golden Bell Contest "Learning about reproductive health knowledge for adolescents and young people" is also an opportunity for union members and young people to demonstrate their talents, intelligence, and creativity; equipping them with life skills and behavioral skills in dealing with social issues, thereby preventing unfortunate consequences that may occur due to lack of knowledge about reproductive health, and providing them with the knowledge to confidently step into life.

After 33 questions, Nguyen Van Thang - a student of class 12A1, excellently won first prize and rang the golden bell of the contest.

Mr. Nguyen Ba Tan - Head of the Department of Population and Family Planning and the Organizing Committee of the contest awarded the first prize to Nguyen Van Thang - a student of class 12A1. Photo: MH