Man donates family cemetery land to build school

Hundreds of students and teachers of Xăm Khoè Secondary have received an education over the last decade, thanks to Hà Minh Thiết's donation of nearly 8,000 sq.m of his family’s cemetery land in 2010 to build the school in Mai Châu District’s Xăm Khoè Commune, the northern province of Hoà Bình.

Nat’l-standard schools fail to live up to honor

A number of schools in HCM City which were named national-standard schools—an honor given to schools that meet criteria ranging from student performance to infrastructure—no longer meet that criteria because their classrooms are too crowded.

Schools lower the bar for higher standards

A six grader at Sóc Trăng City’s Lê Vĩnh Hòa Secondary School has been moved back to the first grade of a primary school after a short time of starting the new academic year.

Co-operative alliance supports members The Viet Nam Alliance of Co-operatives, which has nearly 13 million members at 19,500 co-operatives around the country, offers them job opportunities in agriculture, handicrafts, and veterinary science.

Kaleidoscope (17-10-2010) Ngo Tam, 45, and his son Ngo Nam, 20, of Son Trach Commune in Quang Binh Province's Bo Trach District, eke out a living as boatmen in the Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park.

Lao Cai teachers head outdoors Bac Ha District in the northern province of Lao Cai has long been known as the home of the Tam Hoa plum, but it may soon be equally well-known for the quality of the local educational system.