Nghe An students get 10 days off for Lunar New Year

The Department of Education and Training has just issued a document on the matter.Lunar New Year Holidayof Nghe An education sector.

Accordingly, for officials and civil servants of the Department of Education and Training, the Department of Education and Training of districts, cities and towns, the Lunar New Year holiday is from January 20, 2023 to January 26, 2023 (ie from December 29, Nham Dan year to January 5, Quy Mao year).

Meanwhile, for kindergartens, primary schools, middle schools, high schools, vocational education - continuing education centers; Information Technology, Foreign Language, Life Skills Centers, the Lunar New Year Holiday schedule for Quy Mao will be from January 16, 2023 to January 26, 2023 (ie from December 25, Nham Dan year to January 5, Quy Mao year).

Students of Luong Minh Primary School (Tuong Duong) celebrate Tet early. Photo: NTCC

With this Tet holiday schedule, Nghe An students will have a full 10-day Tet holiday. However, preschool and primary school students will be able to have an earlier holiday, after finishing the class on Friday - January 13 (ie December 22).

In order for the Tet holiday to take place smoothly, safely and healthily, the Department also requires the entire industry to strictly implement the guiding documents.

Before and during the guidance period, based on actual conditions, units proactively develop plans, coordinate with the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee and local organizations to mobilize social resources, organize visits and encourage students from families with meritorious services, orphans, and homeless students; retired cadres, teachers, and employees in difficult circumstances; cadres, teachers, and students with relatives on duty in the sea and island areas and borders of the Fatherland to have conditions to enjoy Spring and celebrate Tet in a healthy, safe, and economical way.

In addition, there are solutions to prevent students from dropping out of school after Tet. Strengthen solutions to mobilize students to go to school, maintain the attendance rate of students. Review students at risk of dropping out, classify them to have appropriate measures for each student.

Students of Thanh Duong Kindergarten (Thanh Chuong) participate in fun activities before Tet holiday. Photo: My Ha

For poor and disadvantaged students, it is necessary to mobilize resources to help and support them promptly during Tet; students must not be allowed to drop out of school due to difficult circumstances.

In addition, it is necessary to closely coordinate with local Party committees, authorities, the Fatherland Front and mass organizations to promote propaganda, management, education and organization for students to enjoy a healthy Spring Festival, practice a civilized lifestyle, maintain social order and safety, traffic safety; not participate in illegal racing or cheer for illegal racing; not gamble and engage in social evils; not transport, store, set off firecrackers or other dangerous games.

Immediately after the Tet holiday, units must urgently stabilize teaching, learning and working as usual./.

My Ha