- Tran Nhat Tan is the only candidate from Ca Mau province to be granted priority for direct admission to university in 2026.
- Three members from Ca Mau province received the Kim Dong Award.
For generations, the Youth Pioneer Organization has always been an important educational environment, contributing to the cultivation of life ideals, solidarity, and skills for children.
The Young Pioneers movement is thriving in schools.
In anticipation of the 85th anniversary of the founding of the Ho Chi Minh Young Pioneers Organization (May 15, 1941 - May 15, 2026), many schools in the province have organized vibrant and practical activities, creating beneficial playgrounds for their members. From competitions on Young Pioneer rituals and traditional education activities to academic playgrounds, all contribute to fostering pride, a sense of responsibility, and aspirations for excellence in the younger generation.
Students from Ho Thi Ky High School (An Xuyen ward) take a commemorative photo next to the statue of heroine Ho Thi Ky, expressing their pride and gratitude towards the previous generation.
In the 2025-2026 school year, the Ho Thi Ky High School Youth Union (An Xuyen Ward) has 1,682 members participating in activities. Since the beginning of the school year, the Youth Union has implemented many activities such as: lantern-making competitions, Youth Union ritual competitions, sports exchanges, football matches, etc. A highlight was the Ho Chi Minh Young Pioneers' Union Ritual Competition held on the morning of April 19th with the participation of 37 teams.
From early morning, the schoolyard was bustling with the sound of the marching band drums and the shouts of commands. Under the April sun, red scarves fluttered in the wind with each perfectly synchronized step of the competing teams. The movements of turning in place, marching in step, and stamping were performed decisively and accurately by the team members.
The Scout Ceremony Competition contributes to developing skills, discipline, and solidarity among Scout members.
The competition is not only an opportunity to hone skills but also contributes to evaluating the implementation of the Scout Ceremony and Regulations at the branch level; at the same time, it creates an environment for interaction, enhances discipline awareness, and strengthens the spirit of solidarity among Scouts.
Ms. Quách Lan Vi, Head of the Youth Union at Hồ Thị Kỷ High School, said that through the competition, many students have become more confident, bolder, and more active in group activities.
The lively atmosphere of the competition also left many emotions in the hearts of the participating team members. Duong Thi Tuong Vy, a student in class 6A10, shared: "Through this activity, I learned the spirit of solidarity, discipline, and self-confidence when participating in group activities."
Preserving traditions and fostering the talents of team members.
Along with maintaining emulation movements, many youth teams in the province also focus on traditional education and creating conditions for members to develop comprehensively through academic playgrounds and experiential activities.
The Board of Directors of Vo Thi Sau Secondary School (Bac Lieu Ward) commends the student who achieved the title of "Good Child of Uncle Ho". Photo: HUU THO
On May 10th, at the Army Theater (Ho Chi Minh City), the Organizing Committee of the Internet English Olympiad (IOE) held a national awards ceremony for the 2025-2026 school year. Three students from Nguyen Thi Dinh Primary School (Bac Lieu Ward) were honored for their outstanding achievements in this competition.
Ms. Nguyen Thi Tinh, Principal of Nguyen Thi Dinh Primary School, poses for a commemorative photo with students honored at the National Award Ceremony of the Internet English Olympiad (IOE) for the 2025-2026 school year.
Among them, Trang Dinh Quoc, a student in class 4/1, won a Gold Medal in the 4th grade category and a Bronze Medal in the 5th grade category in the advanced level competition. This achievement is not only a source of pride for the school but also demonstrates the learning efforts, perseverance, and integration capabilities of the young Pioneers in the era of digital transformation.
Trang Dinh Quoc shared: "This achievement motivates me to continue striving to excel in English and participate in more beneficial activities in the future."
Around the same time, the Tran Van Lam Secondary and High School (Vinh My commune) organized an extracurricular activity to learn about local culture at the Ca Mau Provincial General Museum (facility 2). Here, the students visited and learned about the history of the Ca Mau region. This activity helped them enhance their understanding, cultivate love for their homeland, and develop an awareness of preserving traditional cultural values.
The student union of Tran Van Lam Secondary and High School (Vinh My commune) organized an extracurricular activity to learn about culture at the Ca Mau Provincial General Museum (facility 2). Photo: HUU THO
Tang Thi Ngoc Tran shared: “Through this trip, I learned many interesting things about my hometown of Ca Mau and feel more proud of my local traditions.”
It is evident that, from solemn Scout troop ceremonies and beneficial academic activities to meaningful traditional education programs, Scout troop work in schools is constantly innovating to meet the learning and training needs of children in the current period.
Traditional activities and educational programs contribute to building a stronger Youth Union organization in schools.
The 85th anniversary of the founding of the Ho Chi Minh Young Pioneers Organization is an occasion to recall the glorious traditions of the organization and to affirm the role of its work in educating the younger generation. The red scarves will forever remain a symbol of faith, aspirations, and the spirit of continuing the traditions of our homeland and country.
Truc Linh
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