The program was attended by Ms. Tran Thi Minh Thu - Head of the Department of Higher Education and Continuing Education (Department of Education and Training of Lao Cai province); Ms. Dam Thi Hoai An - Head of the Department of Education and Training of Bao Yen district; Ms. Le Thi Thanh Huong - Chief Representative of Save the Children in Vietnam; representatives of local authorities and teachers and students of the school.

50 students participated in "Ring the Golden Bell". (Photo: Dinh Hoa)

The contest had the participation of 50 students. The organizers gave 25 questions revolving around the topics: mental health at school, identifying psychological problems; how to deal with problems; how to build a healthy learning environment... For each question, the contestant had 15 seconds to answer. If the answer was correct, the contestant would continue to stay on the competition floor to answer the next question, if wrong, they would be eliminated. The contest took place in a suspenseful, dramatic atmosphere. As a result, Nguyen Thi Huyen Dieu and Ngo Manh Hung, 9th grade students, won the overall first prize.

Speaking at the program, Mr. Ngo Ngoc Tu, Principal of Cam Con Primary and Secondary School, said that school is a solid foundation for the intellectual, spiritual and physical development of students. “Safe school” is not only a place for students to learn knowledge, but also a place where they feel protected, loved and respected by teachers, friends and the community. “Happiness luggage” is not simply equipping students with life skills, but also the ability to understand the value of love, compassion, mutual respect and how to face challenges in life.

Mr. Ngo Ngoc Tu, Principal of Cam Con Primary and Secondary School. (Photo: Dinh Hoa)

With the theme “Safe School - Happiness”, the Golden Bell contest is organized with the aim of helping students better understand the safe learning environment, while encouraging them to actively participate in building a harmonious, united and developing school environment. The contest also contributes to creating a healthy and useful playground for students after stressful study hours, helping them to demonstrate their knowledge, interact with friends, develop communication skills, and be bold when participating in activities in front of a crowd.

“We not only provide knowledge but also pay special attention to developing the personality, life skills and moral values ​​of each student. We believe that when students study in a safe environment, with the best learning conditions, it is the most solid foundation for them to step into a bright future,” said Mr. Ngo Ngoc Tu.