Teachers and students in the mountainous region of Nghe An are eagerly awaiting the new school year.
Tuyen Temple•August 31, 2025 10:57
These days, schools in the mountainous region of Nghe An are eagerly preparing for the new school year. Children are excited about their new clothes and books; teachers and local authorities are busy renovating school buildings. Everyone is working together to welcome the new school year, paving the way for a bright future for the students in this mountainous area.
The atmosphere in the highlands is bustling with preparations for the new school year. In the photo: Teachers at Chau Hanh 1 Primary School (Quy Chau commune) are busy cleaning and arranging the classroom, ready to welcome the new school year. Photo: Dinh TuyenAt Chau Phong Kindergarten (Hung Chan commune), the teachers have cleaned and decorated the classrooms thoroughly and neatly. Desks and chairs have been wiped clean, learning corners are arranged tidily, and the walls are brightly colored with the words "Welcome to the New School Year," ready to welcome the children. Photo: Dinh TuyenTraditional products such as baskets, sieves, carrying bags, and fans, woven by the villagers, have been displayed in the exhibition booth for students to visit and learn about during extracurricular activities. Photo: Dinh TuyenThe students have also prepared all their new books and notebooks, cherishing each one with excitement as they await the first day of school. Photo: Bá HậuVo Thi Phuong Thao, a 4th-grade student at Thach Giam Primary School, and her grandmother carefully wrap each book in preparation for the new school year. Photo: Dinh TuanWith her cute little schoolbag and new notebooks bought for her by her mother, Thảo shared that she hopes to soon see her friends and teachers again to embark on a new learning journey. Photo: Đình TuânAmidst this shared excitement, there are stories that tug at the heartstrings of listeners. One such story is that of Ha Anh Dao, who is about to enter 6th grade this year, from Lien Dinh village, Con Cuong commune. Her parents separated when she was very young, and since then, Dao has lived with her grandparents, who are over 60 years old. Although life is still full of hardships, her grandparents still try their best to buy her a new uniform, notebooks, and pens. (Photo: Ba Hau)In the 2025-2026 school year, Chau Hanh 1 Primary School (Quy Chau commune) will welcome 40 first-grade students, bringing the total number of students in the school to 255. This school has already achieved national standards since the 2017-2018 school year. Photo: Dinh TuyenThe sound of the opening ceremony drums not only signals the start of a new school year but also ignites faith and hope for students in the highlands. From the remote villages of Nghe An, the journey to school continues, carrying with it the aspiration for knowledge and dreams of a bright future. Photo: Dinh TuyenClip: Dinh Tuyen
