Celebrate Tet in Ta Lanh

Welcoming the New Year 2007 this year, for the first time, students in the villages: Hanh Tien, Dong Minh, Minh Tien, Na Ca, Minh Chau, Ta Lanh... (Chau Hanh 1 Primary School - Ta Lanh village, Quy Chau district) were organized by the district People's Committee and the school to celebrate a Tet full of material and spiritual things.

Leaders of Quy Chau People's Committee give gifts to children

Chau Hanh 1 Primary School that day was like a festival. Students chose their most beautiful Thai dresses, some parents came to school to celebrate Tet. Ms. Vi Thi Minh in Minh Chau village - parent of Lo Thi Ha (student of class 4A) happily said: "Last night, hearing my child boast that tomorrow afternoon the school will celebrate Tet, the whole family was so happy that we couldn't sleep well". The Population, Family and Children Committee of Quy Chau district ordered Chung cakes, bought candy... The bright red peach blossoms, the scent of Quy Chau incense spread a sweet fragrance in early spring. Despite the busy year-end work, the Vice Chairman of Culture and Society, delegates of the Department of Education; Propaganda Department came to join in the fun and give gifts to the children. Lo Thi Minh, student of class 3A, on behalf of 341 students of the school, said: "We are extremely excited to celebrate a Tet full of material and spiritual things, we promise to be determined to study well, unite, and practice good morality.

Ms. Lang Thi Tuyet - Principal of the school confided: "The school has been teaching Vietnamese to ethnic minority students since July, before they enter first grade, so the quality has improved significantly during the year. Children with disabilities are divided equally among classes, assigned to good students to tutor, and at the same time, the school organizes professional activities to train teachers in teaching methods for disabled students. At the beginning of the new year, with such attention from the province and district, our teachers and students will try even harder.

And through talking with the students in the afternoon at school, we learned that the students in Minh Tien village told their families and the village that they had a very meaningful Tet - a great source of encouragement to help them overcome all difficulties and strive to study.

Thu Huong