This morning at Ba Dinh Square, Van Bao Primary School solemnly held a ceremony to induct more than 200 outstanding students from grades 3, 4, and 5 into the Young Pioneers Organization. These are students who have made great efforts and strived in their studies and training.

Ms. Tran Thi Huong, the school principal, on behalf of the teachers and students, reported to Uncle Ho on the outstanding achievements the school had attained in the past academic year, along with a promise to continue striving to teach well and learn well to contribute to building a more prosperous and beautiful country.

This special ceremony was also an unforgettable memory for the 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students as they were admitted into the Ho Chi Minh Young Pioneers Organization. On behalf of the new members, Ha Nguyet Minh, a student from class 3A2, gave a speech expressing her feelings and recited the Young Pioneers' pledge. The pledge resonated in the solemn atmosphere, affirming the students' determination in their studies and training.

After the ceremony to report achievements and induct new members into the Young Pioneers, the teachers and students of the school visited President Ho Chi Minh's memorial. The moment of seeing and standing beside President Ho Chi Minh was truly sacred and deeply moving. President Ho Chi Minh's words resonated in everyone's minds, further motivating the teachers and students to continue striving to live up to his trust.

During this event, the school also organized a movie screening for the students at the National Cinema. This was a meaningful gift for the students who had worked hard and achieved many good results in their studies. The students were very excited to watch the fun and engaging animated film.

The ceremony to report achievements and induct new members into the Young Pioneers Organization, held at President Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum, is a meaningful educational activity. It helps teachers and students of Van Bao Primary School better understand President Ho Chi Minh's life and career, thereby appreciating the valuable lessons he dedicated to the younger generation. This also serves as a great source of motivation for teachers and students to continue striving, training, and contributing to building a more prosperous, beautiful, and civilized Vietnam.

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