Elmich Vietnam joins hands to nurture a generation of students who 'live healthy and live green'

"Live Healthy, Live Green" Festival at Xuan Dinh Primary School (Xuan Dinh Ward)

From October 9 to October 15, 2025, Education & Times Newspaper, Rainbow of Childhood publication and Elmich Joint Stock Company organized a series of "Healthy Living, Green Living" Festivals at many primary schools in Hanoi, typically: Phuong Lien Primary School (Kim Lien Ward), Nhat Tan Primary School (Hong Ha Ward), Hoang Dieu Primary School (Ngoc Ha Ward), Xuan Dinh Primary School (Xuan Dinh Ward) and Ha Dinh Primary School (Khuong Dinh Ward).

This is a meaningful activity within the campaign to promote communication on School Health and Building a Green Ecological School, with the goal of equipping students with health care skills and maintaining personal hygiene in school, raising awareness of environmental protection and inspiring green living for the younger generation through practical experiences right at their own school.

Students of Nhat Tan Primary School (Hong Ha Ward) make a recycling model.

At the beginning of the “Live Healthy, Live Green” Festival, students will have the opportunity to interact with school health experts, listen to familiar sharing about self-care, personal hygiene and forming healthy living habits. Interactive games on stage, such as answering questions quickly and recognizing “green” behaviors, have helped students memorize knowledge in the most natural way.

Students of Ha Dinh Primary School (Khuong Dinh Ward) interact with experts

Not only stopping at theory, the series of interactive activities at the “Green Stations” also create conditions for students to apply knowledge into practice. At “Garbage Collection - Green Contribution”, students bring old batteries and plastic bottles to the collection station - a practical action that helps them understand more about recycling and form the habit of reducing plastic waste.

At the “Green Journey Station”, students participated in the game of classifying recyclable waste - hazardous waste - organic waste and practicing health, increasing reflexes through “Throwing balls into the target”. The “Green Exhibition Station” displayed models of the current state of waste and introduced unique recycled products, and the “Recycling Model Making Workshop” created opportunities for students to transform discarded items into funny models, containing messages of environmental protection.

Students of Phuong Lien Primary School (Kim Lien Ward) are excited about the game of classifying recyclable waste - hazardous waste - organic waste.

The “Live Healthy, Live Green” festival is not only an extracurricular activity, but also a place to cultivate skills and positive attitudes for students - the future generation of the country. Through practical experiences, students love nature more, thereby forming a sense of responsibility and awareness of environmental protection.

Teachers and students of Hoang Dieu Primary School (Ngoc Ha Ward) participate in the "Live Healthy, Live Green" Festival

In addition to the Festival series, the online contest “Let’s Live Green Together” is taking place with great enthusiasm, attracting a large number of students nationwide to participate. The contest simultaneously aims to raise awareness of environmental protection, spread the spirit of green living to students, and strengthen the connection between family - school - society for a common goal: Sowing green seeds for the future generation of Vietnam.

With its intuitive, approachable and creative form of education, the “Healthy Living, Green Living” Festival series has affirmed the effectiveness of the “experiential education” model in modern schools. Each lesson and each small action in the program contributes to fostering a positive lifestyle, towards a generation of healthy, compassionate Vietnamese students who act together for a green planet.

Contest information: https://cuocthi.cauvongtuoitho.vn/elmich

Bich Dao

Source: https://vietnamnet.vn/elmich-viet-nam-chung-tay-vun-dap-the-he-hoc-sinh-song-khoe-song-xanh-2453850.html