Festival "Vietnamese Youth - Cultivating virtues, leading the future" takes place with many practical activities

On April 17, at Binh Phu Junior High School (Tan Dinh Ward, Ben Cat Town), the Central HYPO Council directed Vietnam Children's Development and Support Center, Binh Duong Provincial HYPO Council, and International Dairy Products Joint Stock Company (IDP) - Malto to jointly organize the Festival "Vietnamese Youth - Cultivating talents, leading the future", with the theme "Love energy leads the future - Lead With Lof" for students. The festival was attended by more than 1,200 HYPO members and teenagers in the province.

Scholarships are awarded to students who have difficult circumstances overcoming difficulties to study well.

Speaking at the festival, Le Anh Quan, Vice Chairman of the Central HYPO Council, said that the Central HYPO Council and IDP coordinated to implement the program "Vietnamese Youth - Cultivating virtues, leading the future” for junior high schools with five specific educational groups of for students and teenagers, including: live with gratitude and responsibility, live with aspirations and actions, live with love and share, live bravely and disciplined, live healthily and safely. 

Through this festival, the Central HYPO Council wishes to give children a useful playground with new experiences; create an environment for them to learn, exchange, improve the spirit of self-inquiry and self-exploration. From there, it helps to orient the career that is suitable for each student.

At the festival, the students were introduced to "Lead with Lof" - an application exclusively for junior high school students. This application has had the participation of more than 309,000 junior high school students across the country, of which Binh Duong has nearly 11,000 students. Besides, the students were able to interact with young artists and writers; take part in flashmob…

On this occasion, the Organizing Committee presented 30 gifts and scholarships to disadvantaged students who overcame difficulties and excelled at learning in the province.

Reported by Huynh Thuy - Translated by Ngoc Huynh