Honoring outstanding teams and individuals in the 'Lighting Up the Morning Stars' competition.

Delegates attending the awards ceremony for the "Lighting Up the Morning Stars" contest. Photo: Organizing Committee.

The competition is organized by the Vietnam Olympic Committee, Sports and Life Magazine, in collaboration with Trang Nguyen Cultural and Educational Media Joint Stock Company and other related units.

Over 11 seasons (2015-2025), the "Lighting Up the Morning Stars" competition has become a widespread movement in schools nationwide, contributing to building a friendly and happy educational environment. The artistic performances have brought joy, nurtured emotions, ignited passion, and helped students cultivate self-confidence and a spirit of striving.

Journalist Nguyen Huu Phuoc, Editor-in-Chief of Sports and Life Magazine, speaks at the awards ceremony. Photo: Organizing Committee.

Speaking at the Final Round and Award Ceremony, journalist Nguyen Huu Phuoc, Editor-in-Chief of Sports and Life Magazine and Head of the Organizing Committee, stated that, through the Preliminary and Final Rounds, it can be affirmed that the "Lighting Up the Morning Stars" competition has truly become a widespread cultural and artistic movement, contributing to building a comprehensive, friendly, and happy educational environment for students nationwide.

The children's singing, dancing, and musical performances not only bring joy but also nurture emotions, ignite passion, and help them love life, art, and their learning journey even more.

" Thanks to the efforts of the students and the dedication of the teachers and parents, the Judging Panel worked carefully to select the best performances, thereby affirming the high professional quality of this year's competition; and at the same time acknowledging that all contestants shone and left a beautiful impression," journalist Nguyen Huu Phuoc added.

Screenshot taken on 2025-12-14 at 22:38.14 — The organizing committee awarded the first prize for the team category to Trung Chinh Primary and Secondary School ( Bac Ninh ). Photo: nhandan.

This year's National Finals featured nearly 100 colorful performances by over 200 young performers. The performances were diverse in content and genre: singing, dancing, instrumental music, modern dance, ballroom dancing… All were performed with confidence, professionalism, and pure emotion, expressing love for parents, teachers, school, and homeland.

Besides the art teams selected directly at the school, this year's competition also features many art teams, clubs, and contestants who participated online from Hanoi, Khanh Hoa, Lao Cai, Ninh Binh, Hue, Hai Phong, Ha Tinh, Thanh Hoa, Ho Chi Minh City, Can Tho, Gia Lai, Cao Bang, Quang Ninh, and other locations.

The organizing committee presents the promising team award to the winning teams. Photo: Organizing Committee.

A spectacular artistic performance at the awards ceremony. Photo: Organizing Committee

Individuals and teams who met the requirements according to the regulations were invited by the Organizing Committee to Hanoi to participate in the Finals, contributing to creating a united, meaningful, and vibrant playground.

The students not only get to perform on a national stage, but also get to interact, learn, and connect with friends from all over the country.

As a result, the first prize for the group went to the art team of Trung Chinh Primary and Secondary School (Bac Ninh), and the first prize for the individual went to Bui Van Khanh from Quang Ninh. The organizers also awarded second, third, and promising prizes to groups and individuals, as well as prizes for online social media voting.

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