September 05

Observed annually on September 5, Teacher's Day marks the birthday of Dr. S. Radhakrishnan, India’s second President and a respected philosopher and educator. Students express gratitude to teachers through cultural programs, speeches, and the presentation of flowers and cards. Schools and colleges host competitions and performances highlighting the importance of teaching and learning. Special assemblies feature messages on the value of education and the role of mentors in society. Although not a national holiday, the day is widely celebrated across the country in classrooms and academic institutions. Teacher's Day reinforces the significance of teachers in nurturing future generations and promotes respect for the teaching profession.

September 5 is traditionally the inaugural day of the school year across Vietnam, celebrated with formal opening ceremonies at primary, secondary, and high schools. Students dress in uniforms, bring flowers for their teachers, and participate in flag-raising events accompanied by national anthem performances. Teachers deliver welcoming speeches emphasizing the importance of education and perseverance. Parents often join the festivities, contributing to a joyous atmosphere and community spirit. Schools may organize cultural activities, music, and poetry recitals to inspire students. This day sets a tone of enthusiasm and commitment for the months ahead, highlighting the value placed on learning and personal growth.