How old are 6th-grade students in Vietnam? Do 6th-grade students have đá bóng trực tiếp right to complain to đá bóng trực tiếp school if they are oppressed by teachers?

How old are 6th-grade students in Vietnam?

Pursuant to Article 28 of đá bóng trực tiếpEducation Law 2019, đá bóng trực tiếp regulations on educational levels and ages are as follows:

Educational Levels and Ages

1. đá bóng trực tiếp educational levels and ages are regulated as follows:

a) Primary education is conducted over 5 years, from first grade to đá bóng trực tiếp end of fifth grade. đá bóng trực tiếp age for students entering first grade is 6 years old and is calculated by year;

b) Lower secondary education is conducted over 4 years, from 6th-grade to đá bóng trực tiếp end of ninth grade. Students entering 6th-grade must have completed đá bóng trực tiếp primary education program. đá bóng trực tiếp age for students entering 6th-grade is 11 years old and is calculated by year;

c) Upper secondary education is conducted over 3 years, from tenth grade to đá bóng trực tiếp end of twelfth grade. Students entering tenth grade must have a lower secondary school diploma. đá bóng trực tiếp age for students entering tenth grade is 15 years old and is calculated by year.

Lower secondary education is conducted over 4 years, from 6th-grade to đá bóng trực tiếp end of ninth grade.

Students entering 6th-grade must have completed đá bóng trực tiếp primary education program.

đá bóng trực tiếp age for students entering 6th-grade is 11 years old and is calculated by year.

Except for cases where students skip grades or are older than đá bóng trực tiếp prescribed age, typically lower secondary students are between 11 and 14 years old.

Thus,according to đá bóng trực tiếp aforementioned regulations, 6th-grade students are 11 years old. Except for cases where students skip grades or are older than đá bóng trực tiếp prescribed age, typically lower secondary students are between 11 and 14 years old.

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Do 6th-grade students have đá bóng trực tiếp right to complain to đá bóng trực tiếp school if they are oppressed by teachers?

Pursuant to Clause 2 Article 35 of đá bóng trực tiếp Charter for Lower Secondary Schools, Upper Secondary Schools, and Multi-level Schools issued withCircular 32/2020/TT-BGDDTstipulates specifically:

Rights of Students

1. Equal access to comprehensive education, ensured conditions in terms of time, facilities, hygiene, and safety for classroom learning and self-study at home, provided with information about their own academic achievements and behavior, use of equipment and means for school activities.

2. To be respected and protected, treated equally and democratically, to have đá bóng trực tiếp right to complain to đá bóng trực tiếp school and educational management levels about decisions concerning themselves; to have đá bóng trực tiếp right to transfer schools with a legitimate reason according to current regulations; to study ahead of age, to skip grades, and to study older than đá bóng trực tiếp prescribed age according to Article 33 of this Charter.

3. To participate in activities aimed at developing their talents in subjects, sports, and arts organized by đá bóng trực tiếp school if they meet đá bóng trực tiếp conditions.

4. To receive scholarships or other support according to regulations for students under social policies, students with difficult living conditions, and students with special talents.

5. To transfer schools if they meet đá bóng trực tiếp required conditions; đá bóng trực tiếp transfer procedure is implemented according to đá bóng trực tiếp regulations of đá bóng trực tiếp Minister of Education and Training.

6. To enjoy other rights as prescribed by law.

At đá bóng trực tiếp same time, đá bóng trực tiếp duties of 6th-grade students according to Article 34 of đá bóng trực tiếp Charter for Lower Secondary Schools, Upper Secondary Schools, and Multi-level Schools issued withCircular 32/2020/TT-BGDDTstipulates specifically:

- Perform learning and training tasks according to đá bóng trực tiếp school's educational program and plan.

- Respect parents, school staff, teachers, and elders; unite and help each other in learning and training; comply with đá bóng trực tiếp school charter and regulations; obey đá bóng trực tiếp laws of đá bóng trực tiếp State.

- Exercise, maintain personal hygiene.

- Participate in collective activities of đá bóng trực tiếp school, class, đá bóng trực tiếp Ho Chi Minh Young Pioneer Organization, đá bóng trực tiếp Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union; help families, participate in labor and social activities, environmental protection activities, and obey traffic order and safety regulations.

- Maintain and protect school and public property; contribute to building, protecting, and promoting đá bóng trực tiếp school's traditions.

Besides that, point a Clause 1 Article 12 of đá bóng trực tiếpLaw on Complaints 2011regulates đá bóng trực tiếp rights and obligations of complainants as follows:

Rights and Obligations of Complainants

1. Complainants have đá bóng trực tiếp following rights:

a) To complain by themselves.

In case đá bóng trực tiếp complainant is a minor, legally incapacitated, their legal representative shall handle đá bóng trực tiếp complaint;

In case đá bóng trực tiếp complainant is sick, elderly, physically impaired, or for other objective reasons cannot complain by themselves, they may authorize their parents, spouse, siblings, adult children, or other fully capable individuals to handle đá bóng trực tiếp complaint;

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Thus, according to đá bóng trực tiếp aforementioned regulations, 6th-grade students have đá bóng trực tiếp right to complain to đá bóng trực tiếp school about issues of oppression.

What are prohibited acts of6th-grade students in Vietnam?

đá bóng trực tiếp acts that 6th-grade students are prohibited from doing according to Article 37 of đá bóng trực tiếp Charter for Lower Secondary Schools, Upper Secondary Schools, and Multi-level Schools issued withCircular 32/2020/TT-BGDDTare stipulated specifically:

(1)Insulting đá bóng trực tiếp dignity and honor, infringing on đá bóng trực tiếp body of teachers, school staff, others, and other students.

(2)Cheating in learning, exams, tests, and enrollment.

(3)Buying, selling, using alcohol, beer, tobacco, addictive substances, other stimulants, fireworks, and flammable substances.

(4)Using mobile phones and other devices during class not for learning purposes and without đá bóng trực tiếp teacher's permission.

(5)Fighting, disrupting order and security in đá bóng trực tiếp school and public places.

(6)Using, exchanging cultural products with violent, depraved content; playing with or using toys and games harmful to their healthy development.

(7)Students are also prohibited from other acts as prescribed by law.