Attending the program were Nguyen Quoc Trung, Member of the Provincial Party Committee and Director of the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Head of the Organizing Committee; Dam Thi Trung Thu, Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training and Deputy Head of the Organizing Committee; along with representatives from various departments, agencies, and related units.

In the semi-final round, 24 teams presented numerous practical initiatives focusing on innovating teaching methods in connection with preserving and promoting traditional cultural values, developing tourism, and enhancing the application of digital technology to promote the image and people of Cao Bang.

The presentations were meticulously prepared, demonstrating creativity and strong applicability, contributing to improving teaching quality while fostering a love for the homeland among younger generations. Notable ideas included developing lesson plans linked to Phia Thap incense village; promoting students as “communication ambassadors” for tourism; leveraging cultural values through historical comics and Luong Noi brocade; integrating digital technology into experiential learning; and creating promotional products for spiritual tourism at Sung Phuc Pagoda (Ha Lang).

At the end of the semi-final round, the jury selected 10 out of 24 outstanding teams to advance to the final round. In the finals, teams continued to compete through a Q&A segment, demonstrating subject knowledge, pedagogical skills, and situational handling abilities.

A highlight of the program was the showcase of local cultural costumes, featuring outfits rich in ethnic identity, creating a vibrant cultural space and leaving a strong impression on the audience.

At the conclusion of the contest, the Organizing Committee awarded the first prize to the Provincial Ethnic Minority Boarding School. Two second prizes went to Hoa An High School and Hop Giang Secondary School, while three third prizes were presented to Quang Uyen High School, Trung Khanh High School, and Cao Thang  Secondary School.

In addition, the Organizing Committee presented 29 supplementary awards and granted scholarships for presentation and digital skills training to participating teams, with each school receiving 50 scholarships.