The school is bustling with the colors of spring.

In the days leading up to the Lunar New Year, the spirit of spring permeates schoolyards and classrooms throughout the province. Besides decorating the landscape, many schools also organize activities that reflect the traditional Tet holiday, such as making banh tet (traditional rice cakes), spring festivals, folk games, and painting to celebrate the Party and the Spring Festival.

• Promoting local cultural values ​​among students.
• Spreading the law, sharing kindness and compassion during Tet.
• Ca Mau Children's House spreads the spirit of Spring with love.

The miniature apricot blossom display and New Year's mascot decorated in the courtyard of Ho Thi Ky High School, An Xuyen ward, have become a vibrant highlight every spring, attracting students to stop and take photos, preserving the moments of the New Year with their teachers and friends.

Through this, students are immersed in the traditional Tet atmosphere, experiencing the values ​​of national culture in a close and vivid way. Tet in schools is present not only through apricot blossoms and banh tet (traditional rice cakes) but also in the smiles and eager eyes of the students. The activity of wrapping banh tet (traditional Vietnamese rice cakes) organized at many preschools not only brings joy to children but also helps them get acquainted with the beauty of traditional Tet culture, feeling the warm and cozy atmosphere of Tet in their hometown.

Teachers and students of Phuoc Long Kindergarten (Phuoc Long commune) take a commemorative photo in a spring-themed setting.

At the Spring Festival of Phung Ngoc Liem Primary School ( Bac Lieu Ward), students enthusiastically participated in folk games, creating a joyful and lively atmosphere, contributing to preserving and spreading traditional cultural values. Photo: HUU THO

The painting competition with the theme "Celebrating the Party - Celebrating Spring" at Vo Thi Sau Secondary School, Bac Lieu ward, attracted a large number of students, who expressed their joy, creativity, and affection for their homeland and country through each brushstroke. Photo: HUU THO

Children from Hoang Yen Kindergarten (Hoa Binh commune) pose for photos next to a miniature scene recreating Tet (Vietnamese New Year) of the past.

Tet celebrations in schools not only create a joyful and warm atmosphere but also sow the seeds of love for traditional culture, ensuring that the traditional Tet holiday continues to be preserved and spread through generations of students.

Performed by Truc Linh

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