(HBO) - Hoa Binh province has two teachers hounoured at a programme to commend outstanding teachers in 2019 jointly held on November 14-16 by the Vietnam Youth Federation Central Committee, the Minsitry of Education and Training, the Government's Committee on Ethnic Minority Affairs and Thien Long Group.
An art performance
by Ms Luong Thi Hoa and students of the Cao Son primary and secondary school at
the honouring ceremony.
They are Ms Luong
Thi Hoa, who is in charge of the Ho Chi Minh young pioneer organisationof the Cao Son primary and
secondary school – Da Bac district, and Ms Ha Thi Hien from the Phu Cuong
primary and secondary school – Tan Lac district, who has good performance in
teaching in ethnic minority and remote areas.
The teachers were awarded certificates of merit by the
Minister of Education and Training, and theVietnam Youth Federation Central Committee for theiroutstanding achievements in educating students from ethnic
minority groups.
During the three-day
programme, the teachers joined 61 others from localities nationwide in numerous
meaningful activities, including paying tribute to late President Ho Chi Minh
at his mausoleum, visiting the Presidential Palace and Quoc Tu Giam (Temple of
Literature), and meetings with officials from ministers and sectors.
Especially, in the honouring
ceremony on November 16, Ms Hoa and nearly 30 students from the Cao Son primary and secondary school had
an art performance imbued with cultural identity of Hoa Binh./.
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