Rewarding the 'village school' that had students win national prizes three times

(Baonghean.vn) - Although they only study at a "village school" in a coastal commune, for 3 consecutive years, students of Dien Hai Secondary School (Dien Chau) have had products that won prizes at the National Science and Technology Competition. On the afternoon of March 24, the Department of Education and Training visited and presented gifts to students, teachers and school administrators.

Teacher Nguyen Dinh Hoa introduces the product that won the Encouragement Prize at the National Science and Technology Competition in the 2016-2017 school year. Photo: My Ha.

Dien Hai Secondary School is one of the schools located in the difficult area of ​​Dien Chau district. However, this is one of the leading schools in the district in implementing the movement of good teaching - good learning and scientific and technological innovation.

In the past 3 years alone, the school has had 30 creative ideas and 7 products competing at the district level, 4 products selected to compete at the provincial level and 3 products selected to compete at the national Science and Technology Competition. Of which, there is 1 second prize and 2 consolation prizes.

Leaders of the Department of Education and Training presented gifts to students, teachers and school leaders. Photo: My Ha.

These are the products: Exploiting solar energy using an external combustion engine by two students Dau Van Thuan and Nguyen Ngoc Chinh (Second prize, school year 2014 - 2015); Exploiting green energy to serve people in coastal areas by two students Le Minh Hoang and Nguyen Xuan Ky (Encouragement prize, school year 2015 - 2016); Fresh water distillation system for people in coastal areas by two students Ngo Thanh Dat and Nguyen Tien Dung (Encouragement prize, school year 2016 - 2017).

Speaking at the gift-giving ceremony, Director of the Department of Education and Training Nguyen Thi Kim Chi highly appreciated the efforts of the school's teachers and students over the years. She also hoped that the success of Dien Hai Secondary School would motivate students and teachers in the whole sector to continue to strive and innovate in teaching and learning. From there, many new teaching methods would be developed to inspire students' passion and creativity, and flexibly apply knowledge from books to real life.

My Ha