The school in Tra Lan region has for the first time 4 valedictorians of the 12th grade provincial excellent student exam.
(Baonghean.vn) - In the recent provincial 12th grade excellent student exam, Con Cuong High School had 33 students participating, of which 30 won prizes. Notably, 4 students were valedictorians in Math, Physics, Chemistry, English and 1 student won first prize in History.
The results of the Provincial Excellent Student Competition for Grade 12 have become a meaningful gift for teachers and students of Con Cuong High School. It is a recognition of the tireless efforts of teachers and students at the school in a land with many difficulties.
Mr. Tran Doan Xuan - Vice Principal of Con Cuong High School shared: "For many years, our unit has always been at the top of the province's excellent student achievements in Group B. However, this year is the year the school has the highest achievements. This gift will be a motivation to help teachers and students continue to overcome difficulties to strive to teach well and study well."
The joy of the provincial excellent student team of Con Cuong High School this year is not only the number of students winning prizes and the quality of the prizes, but also the even distribution among the subjects. In particular, there are candidates who achieved valedictorian in two consecutive subjects, namely Phan Thi Anh Thu (student of class 12D, Con Cuong High School) who was valedictorian in Math with 17/20 points and English with 15.5/20 points.
Anh Thu was born in Con Cuong town, her parents are both teachers. Loving Mathematics and English since childhood, with the support of her parents and teachers at school, Anh Thu soon developed her abilities. Thu shared: “To achieve that result, in addition to my own efforts, the encouragement of my parents is the teaching of my teachers and the care of the school throughout my study process as well as the time I practiced in the team. That is also the motivation for me to have more determination and courage to conquer the heights of knowledge”.
In addition to Anh Thu's "double", another commendable valedictorian of the school is Truong Tuan Manh. The title of valedictorian of Physics (17.25/20 points) for Truong Tuan Manh, class 12A1, Con Cuong High School is a worthy gift for his tireless efforts. Tuan Manh shared: "Physics is an attractive and interesting subject with many interesting exercises and different ways to solve them. In addition, this subject is also very close to reality because of the applicable experiments. Therefore, the more I study and learn, the more fascinated I am."
The teachers who taught Manh also said: Manh is a gem that shines brighter the more he is polished. Because from middle school, he had solid knowledge in all subjects but was not outstanding compared to some of his friends. In high school, after being discovered and nurtured, Manh increasingly asserted his superiority in all subjects, especially Physics.
With the achievement of First Prize in History, achieving 17.13/20 points, Luong Thi Ngoc Anh - a student of class 12C1, Con Cuong High School, a Thai ethnic in Lam Khe village, Chi Khe commune (Con Cuong) has had a long process of striving, overcoming difficult circumstances, and making efforts to excel in her studies. Along with that, the support day and night from the teacher in charge of the school's History team is a great source of encouragement and motivation for Ngoc Anh to do her best, not to let down her teachers.
Impressing teachers and students of the school are also the valedictorian of Chemistry, with a score of 19/20 and the second prize in Physics, with a score of 16.5/20 of Huynh Thai Bao.
Teacher Nguyen Thi My Binh - homeroom teacher of class 12A1 and also the teacher in charge of training excellent students in Chemistry at Con Cuong High School said: "Not only for students, the school's Board of Directors also cares, encourages the spirit, and provides material support to the teachers in charge of training the excellent student team. That gives us more motivation to devote all our heart to our work."
The 30 winners of the Provincial Excellent Student Competition for Grade 12 of Con Cuong High School are examples of self-study and self-effort to overcome difficulties.
Although the school is located in a mountainous district, most of the students are from disadvantaged areas and ethnic minorities account for 63% of the total number of students, however, the academic results are remarkable and commendable. At the recent Provincial Excellent Student Competition, out of 33 students participating, 12 were ethnic minority students, commendably 11 of whom won prizes.
