Mid-Autumn Festival at Phuong Hoang High School

(Baonghean.vn) - With many games such as making star lanterns, decorating masks, assembling lanterns, and taking quizzes about the Mid-Autumn Festival, students of Phuong Hoang High School for the Gifted had a meaningful Mid-Autumn Festival.

On the afternoon of October 4, the full moon day of the Mid-Autumn Festival, Phuong Hoang High School organized a Mid-Autumn Festival for all students. Photo: Duc Anh

The 9 classes of nearly 300 students were divided into 5 teams: Full Moon, Uncle Cuoi, Sister Hang, Jade Rabbit, and Banyan Tree. What is special is that the team members include both junior high school students and primary school students. Photo: Duc Anh

The children participated in the "Who is skillful" contest with the task of assembling star lanterns. Many children who had never known how to assemble them were kindly guided by the older siblings. Photo: Duc Anh

The 6th graders proved to be quite proficient in assembling the star lanterns. Everyone tried their best to win for their team. Photo: Duc Anh

With the theme of Mid-Autumn Festival, Uncle Ho, homeland... the most exciting part of the competition was mask drawing. Photo: Duc Anh

With materials such as a bamboo tray, A0 paper, paint, glue,... in just 10 minutes, the children completed extremely eye-catching masks. Photo: Duc Anh

The most exciting thing is that after finishing, the children get to practice being child models to perform the works which are the lovely masks they have just finished drawing. Photo: Duc Anh

Middle school students carefully guide elementary students on how to assemble lanterns. Photo: Duc Anh

The Mid-Autumn Festival brought great joy not only to students but also to parents who came to participate in the program. This is also an experiential activity in October of Phuong Hoang High School with the theme "Traditional Mid-Autumn Festival" to create a playground for children, practice self-confidence and more, and strengthen the bond between classes and between students in the school. Photo: Duc Anh

Ha Chi - Duc Anh