At the programme, a leader of the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism shared information about the importance and meaning of preserving and promoting the traditional cultural values and positive behaviours within Vietnamese families. They also provided guidance to raise students’ awareness of morality, lifestyle, and cultural conduct within the family, school, and community.

To deliver the programme’s message in a lively way, students from Song Ma High School performed various art and music pieces centred around family affection. They also presented short skits depicting family relationships and communication, such as “When Grandma Falls” and “Sharing Love.” These performances conveyed meaningful messages about love and compassion, nurturing good character and inspiring kind, positive actions among students.

During the event, students also participated in interactive Q&A sessions and games to learn about the Law on Domestic Violence Prevention and Control, the Code of Conduct in Families, and identify songs about family themes. These activities helped spread the beautiful values of Vietnamese family culture in the school environment.

Through its combination of visual communication and stage performances, the extracurricular programme provided students with engaging and accessible experiences. It helped them enhance their awareness and develop proper behaviour and attitudes in family, school, and society.

The programme contributed to fostering morality, shaping well-rounded personalities, and promoting the comprehensive development of Vietnamese people. It also helped preserve and uphold the fine traditional values of Vietnamese families, aiming toward prosperous, progressive, and happy households.