The school, one of the province’s exam sites, will welcome 688 candidates who sit in 29 rooms. Its youth union has teamed up with 17 others to form a 140-strong team tasked with assisting candidates on June 26-27.

Under the programme, the volunteers will clean up classrooms and school yard before and after the exam, guide candidates to park their vehicles in right places, prepare plastic chairs for parents waiting outside the school, coordinate in traffic regulation and protecting security outside the school during the exam.

They will also provide pick-up and delivery services for students in special circumstances and support candidates with essential needs such as pens, erasers, hand sanitizers, drinking water, milk and cakes, contributing to ensuring the safety of the exam.