Students wear clothes made from onions and leaves to call for environmental protection

Joining the joyful atmosphere of the whole country celebrating Teachers' Charter Day on November 20, Dai Nam University organized a series of activities to express gratitude to teachers on this special holiday.

It is known that the traditional camp with the theme "Green Environment - Green Startup" organized by Dai Nam University was held on the occasion of celebrating Vietnamese Teachers' Day November 20 and the school's founding anniversary (November 14).

The booth is decorated with a recycled theme from Straw Rolls.

The activity attracted a large number of students to participate in many meaningful activities such as: Camping, recycled fashion show, art competition, flashmob dance... This is a series of activities to show gratitude to teachers as well as continue to promote the school's tradition over the past 9 years.

The purpose of the camp is to send a message to society, the community and especially the young people that "Establishing a career and making money is important, but do not forget the interests of the community for your own benefit. Destroying the environment and the green of the earth is destroying your own life and that of your future generations."

Students confidently performed with costumes designed from onions and leaves.

Tables, chairs, costumes, flower pots... made from discarded bottles and cans or factories with environmentally friendly management models made by students send a strong message that economic development must go hand in hand with environmental protection.

The camp took place in a lively and joyful atmosphere, receiving enthusiastic responses from students throughout the school. At the same time, this activity left a good impression as well as brought much joy to students and teachers on the occasion of Vietnamese Teachers' Day, November 20.

Some impressive images of the November 20 festival:

Future medicinal garden model of Pharmacy students.

Confident performance of female students with fashion sets made from… paper

Clothes made from nylon fibers.

Many collections are elaborately invested from discarded materials.

Dai Nam students take a souvenir photo next to the award flag of the Ministry of Education and Training.

Meaningful performances.

The teachers enjoyed watching the performances at the festival.