Exciting female teacher volleyball tournament organized by the trade union

On March 1st, Ms. Le Huynh Thi Hoa Phuong - Chairwoman of the Binh Thuan Ward Trade Union (Lam Dong province) said that to celebrate the 116th anniversary of International Women's Day (March 8, 1910 - March 8, 2026), the Trade Union of Le Loi Secondary and High School organized the 3rd Le Loi School Women's Air Volleyball Tournament.

The tournament took place sôi động, gathering officials and female teachers from 11 schools to participate. This is an activity organized by the Trade Union of Le Loi Secondary and High School, aiming to create a healthy sports playground for female union members; at the same time, strengthening exchanges and connections between schools in the area.

After the opening ceremony, the teams entered the competition with enthusiasm. A large number of fans were present in the stands cheering excitedly. The organizing committee invited referees to officiate matches and arranged medical personnel to ensure the safety of athletes.

In class, female union members are dedicated teachers. When going to the field, they compete wholeheartedly, coordinating smoothly in each ball phase. The atmosphere of the matches is exciting, united, in the true spirit of sports exchange.

At the end of the tournament, the organizing committee awarded team prizes to units with high achievements and awarded individual prizes such as the best athlete, Miss Volleyball.

According to Ms. Le Huynh Thi Hoa Phuong, the tournament not only finds the champion but also encourages union members and workers to regularly exercise, physically train, and improve their health to successfully complete their professional tasks.

Through this activity, the Trade Union of Le Loi Secondary and High School continues to affirm its role in caring for the spiritual life of union members. Not only protecting rights, the trade union also proactively organizes sports playgrounds, creating an environment for exchange and connection.

These practical activities contribute to building a united collective, improving the quality of work and movements at the unit.

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