The 'unique' school received the Emulation Flag of the Ministry of Education

(Baonghean.vn) -The elementary school that had not had a female teacher for 40 years was honored to receiveEmulation flag of the Ministry of Education and Training for the 2016 - 2017 school year.

On the morning of November 20, Tri Le 4 Primary School, Tri Le Commune (Que Phong) solemnly held a rally to celebrate the 35th anniversary of Vietnamese Teachers' Day, receiving the emulation flag of the Ministry of Education and Training.

Tri Le 4 Primary School is the most disadvantaged school in Que Phong district. Photo: Hung Cuong

Tri Le 4 Primary School, the most disadvantaged school in Que Phong district, is located in the middle of a Mong village, more than 30 km from the district center. The roads are difficult to travel, there is no electricity grid, no phone signal, and the physical facilities and teaching and learning equipment are still lacking. The school has been known as a "unique" school in recent times, because for nearly 40 years there have been no female teachers.

Over the past time, the school has overcome many difficulties and shortages, sticking to the classroom and school every day to teach students in the highlands. Up to now, Tri Le 4 Primary School has 29 classes in all 5 grades with 378 students, 46 teachers in 6 schools (including: Huoi Moi 1, Huoi Moi 2, Muong Long, Huoi Xai 1, Huoi Xai 2 and Nam Tot).

Chairman of Que Phong District People's Committee Le Van Giap presented the emulation flag of the Ministry of Education and Training to the school. Photo: Ngoc Tang

With the efforts in teaching and learning in the 2016-2017 school year, the school was honored to receive the emulation flag from the Ministry of Education and Training for its outstanding achievements in leading the emulation movement of "innovation and creativity in teaching and learning". The 44 teachers here were also awarded the Impressive Cup in 2017 by VTV.

On this occasion, on behalf of the district leaders, comrade Le Van Giap - Chairman of the District People's Committee presented flowers and gifts from the District Party Committee, People's Council, People's Committee, and Fatherland Front Committee to congratulate the school. The Provincial Border Guard Command presented 10 million VND, Tri Le Border Guard Station presented 2 million VND, and Que Phong Small and Medium Enterprises Association presented 2 million VND to the school. The District Labor Federation and Tri Le Commune Party Committee also presented flowers and gifts to congratulate the school.

Some pictures of the happy day of Tri Le 4 Primary School:

The school yard is bright with flags and costumes of Mong students. Photo: Hung Cuong

Students perform a musical performance. Photo: Hung Cuong

A teacher performing the Mong flute. Photo: Hung Cuong

This is a school that has not had a female teacher for nearly 40 years. 44 teachers here were awarded the VTV Impression Award in 2017. Photo: Hung Cuong

Hung Cuong - Ngoc Tang