Vibrant Series of Activities at the “Five-Good Student” Festival at Cluster Level in 2026

On March 28, 2026, at the University of Transport Technology (UTT), the “Five-Good Student” Festival of Cluster No. 2 in 2026 took place in a vibrant atmosphere, attracting a large number of members and students from universities and colleges across Hanoi.

Attending the program were Dr. Nguyễn Văn Lâm – Vice Rector; Mr. Phùng Công Dũng – Secretary of the University Youth Union; Mr. Nguyễn Huy Hùng – Deputy Secretary of the University Youth Union; Mr. Phạm Quyết Chiến – Deputy Secretary of the University Youth Union; Mr. Lại Bảo Tân – Member of the Standing Committee of the Youth Union, President of the Student Association.

Representing the Vietnam National Union of Students of Hanoi were Mr. Phạm Tấn Phát – Member of the Executive Committee, Deputy Head of the Youth and Adolescents Affairs Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hanoi, Vice President of the Association, along with a large number of Youth Union officials, members, and students from universities, academies, and colleges both within and outside Cluster No. 2.

Following the opening ceremony of the “Five-Good Student” Festival of Cluster No. 2 in 2026, a series of practical and meaningful activities were actively organized at the University of Transport Technology, attracting widespread participation from Youth Union officials, members, and students from higher education institutions across Hanoi.

The program began with activities under the “Good Physical Fitness” criterion, taking place in an energetic atmosphere at the University’s sports ground. The training program for Youth Union and Student Association officials, combined with physical activities such as tug of war, standing long jump, tire flipping, plank, and others, provided valuable hands-on experiences. These activities not only contributed to improving physical fitness but also helped develop teamwork skills, organizational capacity, and coordination among units. The enthusiasm, unity, and cheering created a vibrant and energetic youth environment.

Continuing the program, activities under the “Good Ethics” criterion were implemented through an online multiple-choice competition on Marxism–Leninism, Ho Chi Minh Thought, the Communist Party of Vietnam, and the Vietnam National Union of Students. The competition was conducted in a serious atmosphere with active participation from many students. Contestants demonstrated high concentration, quick thinking, and solid knowledge. This was not only an opportunity to strengthen the foundation of political theory but also an important step for students to fulfill the “Good Ethics” criterion in their journey toward achieving the “Five-Good Student” title.

Under the “Good Volunteerism” criterion, the activity “Exchanging Paper for Plants” received enthusiastic participation from students. Small but meaningful actions contributed to spreading the message of green living, raising environmental awareness, and promoting a sense of community responsibility among students.

The “Exchanging Paper for Plants” activity attracted enthusiastic participation from UTT students

Concluding the day’s series of activities was the Cultural Exchange Night of Cluster No. 2, held in a lively atmosphere with the participation of more than 800 students. The program gathered many talent clubs from both inside and outside the University, presenting well-prepared and diverse performances. The vibrant artistic space created an engaging “feast” of culture and spirit, contributing to strengthening connections among students of different institutions within the cluster.

The series of activities of the “Five-Good Student” Festival at Cluster level in 2026 not only closely followed the criteria of Ethics – Physical Fitness – Volunteerism but also created an environment for students to exchange, learn, practice, and develop comprehensively. Thereby, it continues to affirm the strong impact of the “Five-Good Student” movement, contributing to building a generation of Hanoi students who are dynamic, resilient, knowledgeable, and responsible to the community.