Vinh University female student radiant on final day of school
(Baonghean.vn) - The graduation day of the 49th class of Vinh University High School for the Gifted (Vinh City) took place on a sunny day at the end of May. Instead of tears, the 49th class sent each other bright smiles, as a farewell to their beautiful youth.
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| On May 26, Vinh University High School for the Gifted held the closing ceremony of the 2017-2018 school year. Photo: Quoc Bao |
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| As if they were ready for the moment of farewell, the 12th grade students of Vinh University High School for the Gifted hid all their feelings of nostalgia and parting to happily enjoy the remaining short moments of their student life. Photo: Quoc Bao |
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| For every student, 3 years of high school is not long but is definitely the most beautiful and memorable time. Photo: Quoc Bao |
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| So, on the last day of graduation, everyone took the opportunity to save their best photos. It could be a corner of the classroom hallway associated with 3 years of study. Photo: Quoc Bao |
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| Or the schoolyard corner full of memories with close friends. Photo: Quoc Bao |
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| Bright smiles of senior students of Vinh University High School for the Gifted on the closing day of the school year. Photo: Quoc Bao |
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| Deep down, everyone understands that one day, when we are far away, it will be difficult to have the opportunity to gather together like this under the roof of high school. Photo: Quoc Bao |
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| Phan Thi Ha Phuong, the female student who caused a stir with her comeback in the monthly round to enter the quarter round of the contest Road to Olympia, also took the opportunity to capture the last moments of being a student at Vinh University High School for the Gifted. Photo: Quoc Bao |
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| Of course, these days cannot be without teachers, the people who have guided each student to adulthood. Photo: Quoc Bao |
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| And when the closing ceremony ended, it was also the time for K49 students to say goodbye to the school that they had been attached to for 3 years of high school. Photo: Quoc Bao |
