Teacher in Quang Ngai ran to the hospital with broken sandals to announce that his student won a provincial prize.

Recently, a clip recording the image of teachers happily hugging each other and running down the classroom hallway when they learned that their students won high prizes in a provincial competition attracted the attention of the online community. Everyone was amused by the cute reaction, as well as tearfully praising the teachers in the video.

Over the past two days, the video recording this scene has attracted millions of views on social networks.

Ms. Nguyen Hoai An, a teacher at Pham Kiet High School in Ba Vi Commune, Ba To District, is the one who posted the video on social media. She said that at noon on November 25, the school received a notice from the Department of Education and Training that all 10 students participating in the provincial traffic safety education competition won prizes, including 4 first prizes, 1 second prize, and 5 third prizes.

When they learned the results, Ms. An and the teachers who were guiding the group of students were so happy that they cheered and ran to each class to inform the students.

This image was recorded by a student and sent to the teacher. Afterwards, Ms. An posted it on her personal page to save this happy moment. "I reposted the video as a way to preserve my own memories, I didn't expect to receive so many views, compliments, and congratulations from the online community," Ms. An said, sending her thanks to everyone.

Along with Ms. An, Mr. Phan Van Trinh - the teacher in the video was also happy to hear that 10/10 students of the school won prizes, including 2 students he guided excellently won first and third prizes.

"When I received the results, I was so overwhelmed that I couldn't think of anything else and immediately ran to find the two students I was guiding. But because I was so happy that I didn't pay attention, I went to the wrong grade 10 class, and had to run back down the hallway. When I looked down, I saw that my sandal strap had broken without me noticing," Mr. Trinh recalled with a laugh.

According to Ms. An and Mr. Trinh, Pham Kiet High School is located in the most difficult area of ​​Ba To district. Most of the students here are ethnic minorities. Therefore, achieving high results in the provincial competition shows the students' efforts in studying and training.

"While guiding the students to participate in the competition, I always thought 'the schools in the plains must be better'. However, with their efforts, teachers and students together created something that seemed impossible. This is a great joy for the students as well as the teachers in the school," Mr. Trinh happily said.

"When many people watch and share the video, I feel very happy because many people care about teachers in mountainous areas," said Mr. Ngo Van Hai, Principal of Pham Kiet High School.

The principal added that the group of 5 teachers guiding the students participating in this year's competition are all quite young, most of them have only been working at the school for about 3 years. However, the enthusiasm of the teachers has contributed to helping the school achieve many outstanding results.