Schools Organize Activities to Celebrate Uncle Ho’s Birthday

On the occasion of the 135th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh’s birth (May 19, 1890 – May 19, 2025), schools across the province organized a wide range of practical and meaningful extracurricular activities, helping students learn about the life, career, and revolutionary ideology of beloved Uncle Ho.

Students of Cao Xa Primary School, Lam Thao District, watched a documentary about Uncle Ho’s life and career.

Students of Chu Hoa Primary School, Viet Tri City, visited the President Ho Chi Minh Memorial House in Chu Hoa Commune.

A variety of engaging activities — including storytelling contests, exhibitions, and educational campaigns highlighting President Ho Chi Minh’s tremendous contributions to Vietnam’s revolutionary cause — have helped promote the study and emulation of Ho Chi Minh’s ideology, morality, and lifestyle across schools.

At Chinh Nghia Primary School in Viet Tri City, the “Telling Stories About Beloved Uncle Ho” contest was held for all students. Through this activity, students gained a deeper understanding of Uncle Ho’s life and legacy, nurturing in them a sense of gratitude, national pride, and early love for their homeland.

Students of Chinh Nghia Primary School, Viet Tri City, participated in the “Telling Stories About Beloved Uncle Ho” contest.

Students of Vinh Lai Primary School, Lam Thao District, actively followed Uncle Ho’s teachings.

In addition, many schools held painting and calligraphy contests centered on themes that praised Uncle Ho and his affection for children and young people. Others organized book and document exhibitions showcasing materials about Uncle Ho’s life and revolutionary journey.

These activities aim to educate the younger generation to follow Uncle Ho’s teachings — to study hard, work diligently, and grow into responsible citizens who will contribute to the nation and never betray the trust that Uncle Ho placed in them as the future owners of the country.

Hien Mai