As of April 18, school attendance had reached 99.57 percent after all schools were reopened post-Covid-19, data from the Ministry of Education and Training shows.
All cities and provinces have developed scenarios and sufficiently prepared for the school reopening to ensure educational quality and the students’ safety.
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Children in Hanoi on their way to school. |
The ministry has requested schools to flexibly offer catch-up lessons that fit each specific group of students and the local pandemic risk level.
Schools have also been urged to make the most of the time when the students are at school to provide core lessons to avoid putting more pressure on them.
Up to 92.17 percent of Vietnamese students have returned to school, Deputy Minister of Education and Training Hoang Minh Son said at the Government’s regular press conference on April 4 evening.
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Pham Thuy Trang, a student of Thai Thuan High School in Bac Giang city won
first prize at the provincial contest “Overcoming fear of nCoV”.
(BGO) – Two projects of Bac Giang
students won prize at online National Science and Technology Contest for high
school students in academic year 2021 – 2022 (Contest) which was held online by
the Ministry of Education and Training from March 25 – 27.
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– The Quality Management Agency (Ministry of Education and Training) has
announced the result of national contest for excellent students in academic
year 2021 – 2022. 66 out of 90 students in Bac Giang province are prized,
helping the province rank eight nationwide for the total gained prizes. It was
the first time the province has had highest number of awarded students since
the provincial re-establishment.
Nguyen Hanh Phuong, a 13-year-old student in Hanoi, has been named by the Vietnam Record Association, Vietkings, as Vietnam's youngest writer to have penned a fiction in English and released it as a bilingual English-Vietnamese series with her novel entitled ‘Star Team: A Quest for the Greatest Power.’
Source: NDO/VNA
