'Spring reunion, warmth and love' of teachers and students in Nghe An province
(Baonghean.vn) - The pandemic has disrupted many traditional Tet celebrations in schools. However, through creative approaches, schools in Nghe An are still striving to ensure that students have a warm, joyful, and happy Tet holiday.
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| For the final days of the old year, students at many primary schools in Vinh City chose to wear the traditional ao dai dress to school and to celebrate the Lunar New Year. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| At Le Mao Primary School (Vinh City), although this year's Spring Festival couldn't be held in person, the school still created a space reminiscent of traditional Tet celebrations, rich in national traditions, so that teachers and students could take commemorative photos. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| According to the school's plan, each class will have about 20 minutes to experience this special space. Besides taking photos, the teachers will also introduce the students to traditional customs of the nation, such as the custom of making banh chung and banh tet (traditional Vietnamese rice cakes). Photo: My Ha |
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| The kumquat branches, peach blossoms, bamboo beds, and New Year's poles that children used to only know about through stories told by their parents and teachers are now beautifully and vividly present in reality. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| This also reflects the teachers' heartfelt support for their students during a particularly challenging school year. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| Let's capture unforgettable memories to welcome the new year. Photo: My Ha |
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| While celebrating Tet (Lunar New Year), the students didn't forget to prepare small gifts – the money they had saved – to donate to poor and disadvantaged students. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| A gift given means the children gain another meaningful lesson and multiply thousands of good deeds, both individually and collectively, within the class and the school. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| At Hermann Gmeiner High School, the old year concluded with the "Tet Reunion - A Meal of Love" program. This was a gesture of kindness from the school's administration and teachers, who wished to organize a warm and joyful meal for over 100 students, including those living in the SOS Children's Village, the school's dormitory, and students from disadvantaged backgrounds. All the dishes were carefully prepared by the teachers themselves. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| This program has been implemented by the school for the past five years. This year, due to the pandemic, the program was organized on a smaller scale, but its meaning remains the same. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| Being able to accompany their teachers during the preparation process is an interesting and joyful experience for the students. This year, the New Year's Eve meal would be incomplete without traditional dishes such as banh chung (sticky rice cake), pickled onions, and jellied meat... Photo: My Ha |
 Hermann Gmeiner High School is one of the most unique schools in Nghe An province, with a diverse student population.Especially children in SOS Children's Villages and students from disadvantaged backgrounds are givenThe school provides subsidies for food, accommodation, and tuition. Therefore, the teachers' practical care and attention will bring joy to the students and create a sense of belonging.theThis gave me more motivation to overcome my circumstances and achieve more success in my studies. (Photo): Duc Anh |
