Follow Uncle Ho's 5 teachings

Children today are not only good at studying, obedient, and actively participating in sports, but also enthusiastically participating in Youth Union and Association activities. Taking to heart the guiding principle of "Uncle Ho's 5 teachings", they begin to contribute to their lives and those around them through small daily tasks. They not only train themselves to be disciplined but also respond to meaningful movements launched at school, in class, and by the Provincial Youth Union Council.

The team members strive to become heroes of a thousand good deeds and are honored throughout the province. Photo: DAI DUONG

Thai Bao Ngoc, class 3A2, Hang Vinh Primary School, Nam Can District, said: “My classmates and I often come to school early to help pick up trash around the school, water the plants, sweep the classroom, and clean the board. This is also one of many ways for me to follow Uncle Ho's 5 teachings, to be worthy of being Uncle Ho's Good Children.”

Dinh Nguyen Minh Anh, class 3A1, An Lap Primary School, Dam Doi District, excitedly shared: “I participate in Team activities to practice awareness and collective spirit. In addition, I also responded to the "Thousand Good Deeds" movement of the Team Council, I picked up nearly 2 million VND and returned it to the owner. I want to be a worthy member of the Young Pioneers Team, making my parents and teachers proud of me. In my opinion, being good at studying requires good character as well.”

In addition, some primary schools have launched practical movements such as: Raising piggy banks to help disadvantaged friends, or "Accompanying friends to school"... Team members save money on gifts and cakes and are ready to open the piggy banks to support difficult situations in their locality.

The children know how to save money in piggy banks to help those in difficult circumstances, people in the Central region affected by floods.... Photo: DAI DUONG

“Every year, I put money in my piggy bank to help poor students overcome difficulties. If there is a flood in the Central region and the school launches a campaign to support, I also break the piggy bank to join hands with everyone. Because I watch TV and see that the people in the Central region, especially the children, are suffering a lot when they encounter natural disasters and floods; their houses are gone, and their books are all wet. I think helping people in need is a very meaningful thing to do.”

Since the beginning of the year, the Provincial Youth Union has been closely working with primary schools in the province to carry out many projects and tasks for children, especially programs aimed at celebrating the 60th anniversary of the "Thousand Good Deeds" movement. At the same time, there have been many commendations when children do good deeds, such as helping friends in need, making friends together, picking up lost items and returning them to their owners, or simply knowing how to protect the environment, preserve their living space and study space.

Children today are very diligent in studying and creating useful things for life. Photo: DAI DUONG

Ms. Ho Quy Nhi, Vice President of the Provincial Youth Union Council, said: “We have held commendation campaigns for the Youth Unions at the district and provincial levels so that we can replicate and promote good deeds among students, especially primary school students. The Provincial Youth Union Council has also deployed an app called the Good Deeds App. This app is very easy to use, students just need to log in, every time they do a good deed, they will record on the app as a way to accumulate points for what good deeds they have done that month, at the end of the month, the General Leader of the Youth Union will summarize and have a form of commendation for typical students who have done a lot of good deeds during the month. I think this is a very good form of commendation, other students see their friends doing good deeds and will also learn to do good deeds, accordingly we will replicate these good deeds throughout society.

In addition, the Youth Informatics Competition that just took place was very close to the expertise and curriculum that students learn in school. However, in the set of questions, we also included practical applications. Those are things that students can be creative about and are close to the current social situation. For example, about Covid-19, about network security... integrated into the exam questions so that students can design images, sounds... From there, it shows their thinking in perceiving the problems that are happening in society."

June 1st - For children's safety

To encourage and motivate children to do small things at a young age, as well as create a playground for children, on International Children's Day, June 1, the Provincial Youth Union Council will host many exciting activities along with the program launching the Month of Action for Children. At the same time, at the Provincial Children's House, there will be a chess, painting, football competition, a festival of young propaganda teams on children's laws and a children's forum with the theme "Joining hands to reduce harm to children".

The Provincial Children's House also coordinated with the Department of Environmental Protection under the Department of Natural Resources and Environment, the City Youth Union, and the Department of Education and Training of Ca Mau City to organize a painting contest with the theme "For a plastic waste-free environment" for children. This is a meaningful activity in response to World Environment Day on June 5, aiming to arouse the love of nature, environmental protection awareness and creative thinking ability in painting art among children. Also in June, the Children's House will coordinate with the Department of Protection and Gender Equality under the Department of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs to organize the "Singing Festival of Children in Special Circumstances" in 2023. Through activities to contribute to the sectors, levels and the whole society to care for, care for and create the best environment for children to have fun and healthy entertainment.

Lam Khanh

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