On the morning of August 19, after a long summer break, primary schools in Ho Chi Minh City organized to welcome first graders back to school. On the first day of school, many children were excited, but many were confused and acted spoiled by their teachers and parents (Photo: Nam Anh).
According to Dan Tri reporter, at Phan Van Tri Primary School (District 1), many parents brought their children to school early (Photo: Nam Anh).
Many parents also accompanied their children on the first day of school. "This morning, the child woke up very early, eagerly asking his mother to take him to school to receive his class. I also took a day off from work to accompany my child on this special day," said Ms. Duong Thi Ngoc Thuy (living in District 8) (Photo: Nam Anh).
Phan Van Tri Primary School this year welcomes about 97 students, divided into 4 classes (Photo: Nam Anh).
While other children are excited and happy to be back at school, many children yawn, look sad, and even cry on their first day of school (Photo: Nam Anh).
Many students burst into tears on their first day of school because of the new, completely unfamiliar environment and without their parents around (Photo: Nam Anh).
According to the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Education and Training, in the 2024-2025 school year, the city will have about 1.7 million students, an increase of more than 24,000 students compared to the previous school year. Primary school has the largest number of students, more than 626,000 students. Compared to the 2023-2024 school year, the number of primary school students decreased by about 6,100 students. In the 2024-2025 school year, Ho Chi Minh City will welcome about 100,000 first graders (Photo: Nam Anh).
According to Dan Tri reporter at Dinh Cong Trang Primary School (Binh Tan District), parents brought their children to school early, teachers were ready for the new school year (Photo: Hai Long).
This is the first year Dinh Cong Trang Primary School has welcomed students back to school. The school was recently completed, and the facilities have been completely renovated for the new school year (Photo: Hai Long).
Speaking with Dan Tri reporter, Ms. Le Ngoc Moi, Principal of Dinh Cong Trang Primary School, said that the school currently has more than 650 students, with grade 1 alone having 3 classes with 120 students.
The school has just completed and handed over new facilities with 28 classrooms and many functional rooms to serve the 2024-2025 school year (Photo: Hai Long).
The principal of Dinh Cong Trang Primary School added that this morning, only the first graders returned to school to receive their classes and get to know their teachers and friends. On August 26, the remaining grades will return to school and prepare to enter the new school year (Photo: Hai Long).
On the first day of school, there were 3 first grade classes, each class had about 40 students (Photo: Hai Long).
A mother's kiss to comfort her daughter on the first day of school when she burst into tears and didn't want to leave her mother to go to class (Photo: Hai Long).
A father's tight hugs for his daughter to encourage her to go to class with a new school and new friends (Photo: Hai Long).
Many children are bewildered and cry when entering first grade. New friends and teachers will help them quickly integrate into the new environment (Photo: Hai Long).
"Although the school has just been handed over and is welcoming students back to school for the first time, the teachers and the school's Board of Directors have prepared very carefully to welcome the students on the first day of class. Hopefully, in the new environment, with the teachers' care in all aspects, the students will have a good school year," shared Ms. Le Ngoc Moi, Principal of Dinh Cong Trang Primary School (Photo: Hai Long).
Having to wake up early to go to school after many days of summer vacation, some students are still sleepy, many have extremely adorable expressions on the first day of school (Photo: Hai Long).
"The first time I took my child to school when he entered first grade, I was quite worried and nervous, worried that he would have difficulty adapting to the new environment, because he is a bit shy. But when he came here, with the teachers guiding and caring for him, he became more confident and quickly integrated with his friends, and felt somewhat more secure," Ms. Pham Thi Lam (Binh Tan district) shared (Photo: Hai Long).
Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giao-duc/hoc-sinh-lop-1-khoc-nuc-no-ngap-ngu-trong-ngay-dau-nhap-hoc-20240819101740930.htm
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