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Over 545,000 Pupils and Students in Dong Nai Enter the New School Year

On the morning of September 5, Take Your Child to School Day, more than 545,000 pupils and students in Dong Nai started the 2010-2011 academic year.

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Secretary of Dong Nai Party Committee attends the new school year ceremony at Ngo Quyen High School

Member of the Central Party, Secretary of Dong Nai Party Committee and Chairman of Dong Nai People’s Council attended the new school year ceremony at Ngo Quyen high school in Bien Hoa city on the morning of September 5.

Thanh read the congratulatory letter of Dong Nai Party Committee, People’s Council, People’s Committee and Fatherland Front Committee to teachers, students and pupils’ parents, students and pupils, commending Ngo Quyen for the achievements that it has obtained.

Students are burning joss sticks in remembrance of famous people

Ngo Quyen reached most of the targets it set and kept good teaching and learning in the 2009-2010 academic year.

100 percent of students passed the graduation exam in the 2009-2010 academic year.

Students with good and satisfactory performance accounted for over 86.5 percent and 99.92 percent of students achieved good and satisfactory moral performance.

Thirty two Ngo Quyen students won the provincial-level excellence student award and two won the national-level excellence student award.

Particularly, Ngo Quyen has stayed on the list of the top 200 high schools with the largest number of students passing the university entrance exam.

Ngo Quyen accepted an admission of ten grade 10 classes with 444 students in 2010-2011 academic year, causing its total number of students to amount to 1,335.

Scholarships are awarded to students

On this occasion, many organizations and individuals awarded scholarships with different values to excellent but underpreviledged students.

In particular, Sacombank and FPT granted 20 scholarships worth VND1 million (US$51.38) each and 10 scholarships worth VND1 million (US$51.38) each, respectively. The school management awarded 10 scholarships to pupils and students with high academic performance.

In addition, local businesses that are generous sponsors contributed VND50 million (US$2,569.36) to the school’s Education Encouragement Fund.

Tam Hiep high school teachers and students in Bien Hoa celebrated the new school year ceremony.

Tam Hiep high school’s lion dance team with their performance piece to welcome the new school year

Tam Hiep, a semi-public high school, was converted into a public school one year ago. Tam Hiep made efforts to increase the quality of teaching and learning in the 2009-2010 academic year.

Eighty percent of its grade 12 students passed the graduation exam and over 25 percent successfully entered universities and colleges.

Tam Hiep accepts an admission of 434 grade 10 students with a required score of 34.5 in the 2010-2011 academic year.

Presently, Tam Hiep has 500 grade 11 students, 492 grade 12 students, and 78 teachers.

To encourage students’ learning spirit, each school year Tam Hiep offers 35 scholarships worth VND500,000 (US$25.69) each.

The money spent on scholarship is taken from its Education Encouragement Fund.

“We shifted from a semi-public school to a public school not long. So the input quality of grade 11 and 12 classes in the 2009-2010 academic year was not high. However, we will do our best to improve the quality of teaching and learning and to increase the rate of students passing the graduation exam and other exams into colleges and trade schools” said Mr. Tran Dinh Tuan, Tam Hiep high school principal.

Le Quy Don Secondary School in Bien Hoa held the new school year ceremony, the graduation ceremony and a ceremony to show gratitude to teachers and students’ parents on the morning of September 4.

These ceremonies were attended by Member of the Standing Party Committee and Chairwoman of the Fatherland Front Committee Nguyen Thi Kim Lien and Vice Chairwoman of Dong Nai People’s Committee Huynh Thi Nga.

Vice Chairwoman of Dong Nai People’s Committee Huynh Thi Nga awards a certificate of merit to Le Quy Don school in Bien Hoa for its 100 percent high school graduation rate last academic year

In the 2009-2010 academic year, Le Quy Don was honored to be one of three high schools in Dong Nai with a 100 percent graduation rate and with over 30% of students passing university and college exams.

In addition to its continuous investment in facilities, expansion in training and admission of primary and junior secondary classes, Le Quy Don had its second facility put into operation in Bien Hoa city.

In addition, Le Quy Don held a graduation ceremony for more than 300 students and a ceremony to express gratitude to teachers and students’ parents.

On this occasion, Dong Nai People’s Committee awarded a certificate of merit to Le Quy Don school for its 100 percent graduation rate last academic year.

The school awarded the certificates of merit and scholarships to those who were good students as well as passed the university entrance exam.

In addition, it offered merit certificates and rewards to teachers and heads of subject groups with high achievement in the 2009-2010 academic year.

APC International School teachers and students’ performance piece to welcome the new academic year

APC Dong Nai (in the network of Asia Pacific International College) celebrated the 2010-2011 academic year on the morning of September 3.

This is the first international school in Dong Nai to come into operation.

Addressing the new school year ceremony, Ms. Le Thi Thanh Binh, APC Dong Nai Principal said APC Dong Nai is the first school in Dong Nai to use the syllabus designed by the Ministry of Education and Training and American international standard syllabus simultaneously.

APC teachers and students will adhere to the Ministry of Education and Training’s guidelines, be determined to fight against scandals and to promote educational development and constantly strive to make APC students international citizens.

Reported by Thu Dung – Thao Que, Translated by Duy Minh

Author: phongvien

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