What are the 07 poems about schools for 2nd-grade students? What is the age of students entering 2nd grade in Vietnam?

What are the 07 poems about schools for 2nd-grade students in Vietnam?

Below are 07 poems about schools for 2nd-grade students in Vietnam:

07 poems about schools

Poem 1: The First Day of School

Author: Nguyen Bui Voi

The early autumn morning is clear and blue

I wear new clothes

To welcome the first day of school

Happy as if going to a festival

Meet friends, smile cheerfully

One clasps hands in greeting

Another hugs shoulders

Backpacks playfully on the back

Look at the teachers

Everyone seems young again

Schoolyard with new golden sunlight

Flags flying as if cheering

Groups measuring against each other

Seeing how everyone has grown

Last year was tiny

Now they've reached grade four

The school drum sounds loudly

The new school year has come

We walk into class

Scarves fluttering bright red

Poem 2: A Farewell to First Grade

Author: Huu Tuong

First Grade! First Grade!

Welcoming me last year

Now it's time to say farewell

Send greetings onward!

Goodbye, blackboard and windows

Goodbye, familiar seat

All of it, stay behind

Welcome little ones coming up

Goodbye, dear teacher

You'll be far from us...

But we'll follow your teachings

And you'll be with us always.

First Grade! First Grade!

Welcoming me last year

Now it's time to say farewell

Send greetings onward!

Poem 3: The Village School

Author: Thanh Tinh

My village school stands near the communal house

An attractive little school with three classes

In front of the school are large peach trees

That often draw my affection.

My school faces the river

While the back faces the fields

My teacher often asks for directions that way

I respectfully respond: Yes, the East.

My teacher is slender and tall

With sparkling eyes and ruddy cheeks

Hair slightly curly, chin slightly pointed

Smile often mixed with a harsh voice.

After three years at village school

I feel my mind has expanded

I know about cows: ruminant animals

And believe the world is wide and vast.

This year leaving the village school

I feel a heavy heart

Those autumn mornings with gloomy mist

The school drum echoes beyond the dyke.

Poem 4: I Draw My School

Author: Nguyen Lam Thang

My school

With bright red tiles

Each small window

Looking out to the horizon

Charming school

Standing by the mountainside

A stream

Winding past the school gate

Dear school

With shady trees

The national flag

Waving in the thousand winds

Stately school

With teachers, with friends

I sit and admire

My school.

Poem 5: My School's Drum

Author: Thanh Hao

My school's drum

Also rests during summer

For three months in a row

The drum lies contemplating.

Are you bored, drum,

During summer days

We're all away

Only cicadas are left?

The drum remains silent

Leaning its head on the rack

Surely seeing us

It's overjoyed.

Look, the drum is calling:

Boom! Boom! Boom! Boom!

Into the new school year

Its voice rings jubilantly.

Poem 6: My Schoolyard

Author: Bui Hoang Tam

In class, the blackboard

Dreams of white chalk

Only the sound of leaves

Whispering with sunlight.

But soon, in the morning

The school opening day will come

The schoolyard will overflow

With fluttering joy.

Meeting dear teachers

Meeting cherished friends

There is so much, so much

To say.

The school drum invites

Teachers await eagerly

We enter the new class

The schoolyard turns into a poetic page…

Poem 7: The Usual School

Author: Nguyen Nhat Anh

I return at noon

The usual school

Hearing in the sunshine's shadow

Spring whispers:

Hey, short-haired girl

Who's the handsome one

For the glasses to sigh

Out of the blue?

Hey, braided girl

Sweet sixteen

Boys with pimples

What about girls?

Who's the mouse-faced

Nibbling on popcorn

Sneaking jackfruit seeds

Hidden in the den?

A deer with eyes

So called “deer eyes”

A pepper with seeds

Do lips have mustache?

Don't ask in spring

My friends are many

Just not told everything

That's not all!

What are the 07 poems about schools for 2nd-grade students? What is the age of students entering 2nd grade in Vietnam? (Image from the Internet)

What is the age of students entering 2nd grade in Vietnam?

Under Article 33 of the Charter of Primary Schools issued along with Circular 28/2020/TT-BGDDT, the age for primary school students is regulated as follows:

Age of Primary School Students

1. The age for students starting first grade is 06 years old and is calculated by year. Children with disabilities, underdeveloped physically or intellectually, children in particularly disadvantaged areas, children from ethnic minorities, orphans with no one to rely on, children returning from abroad, children of foreigners studying or working in Vietnam can enroll in first grade at a higher age than prescribed but not exceeding 03 years. In cases where children enroll in first grade exceeding 03 years above the age as prescribed, the decision will be made by the Head of the Department of Education and Training.

2. Primary school students may study at an older age than prescribed in cases of retaining a grade, students in particularly disadvantaged areas, students from ethnic minorities, students with disabilities, underdeveloped physically or intellectually, orphans with no one to rely on, children returning from abroad, and other cases as prescribed by law.

Thus, according to the regulations, the age of students entering 2nd grade in Vietnam is 07. However, students may enter 2nd grade later than the prescribed age in certain cases:

Children with disabilities, underdeveloped physically or intellectually, children in particularly disadvantaged areas, children from ethnic minorities, orphans with no one to rely on, children returning from abroad, children of foreigners studying or working in Vietnam; students retaining a grade.

What are the duties of 2nd-grade students in Vietnam?

According to Article 34 of the Charter of Primary Schools issued along with Circular 28/2020/TT-BGDDT, students have the following duties:

- Study and train according to the education plan and school regulations; have a self-discipline consciousness in learning and training to fully develop qualities and competencies according to the goals of the primary education program.

- Complete learning tasks fully and effectively; know how to self-study under the guidance of teachers; actively participate in experience activities, apply learned knowledge to real-life; train physically, maintain personal hygiene.

- Be filial to parents and grandparents; respect and be polite to teachers and the elderly; unite, love, and help friends, younger children, the elderly, disabled and disadvantaged persons.

- Abide by school rules, protect school and public property; obey traffic safety regulations; maintain hygiene and protect the environment.

- Contribute to activities that build, protect, and promote the traditions of the school and locality.