Chapter 06: Quách Quỳnh Bảo Ngọc – Đồng Tháp Province

08/06/2025

Nearly three years have passed since her father’s accident, and for all those years, her mother’s shoulders have borne the heavy burden of providing for the entire family.

Because of that, Bảo Ngọc’s dream of becoming an English pedagogy teacher has faced many hurdles and setbacks. Despite everything, Quách Quỳnh Bảo Ngọc – a 12T student (Math major, Nguyen Dinh Chieu High School for the Gifted, Sa Đéc City, Đồng Tháp Province) – has remained diligent in her studies, achieving an impressive academic record.

Her family’s perseverance has quietly warmed her heart and supported every step she takes. Each steamed bun her mother makes is not just the family’s livelihood, but also a powerful source of motivation that helps shape Bảo Ngọc’s journey toward her dream.

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To support Bảo Ngọc on her journey to pursue her dream, the “My Dream – Phú Nông – Creating a Difference” scholarship has awarded her a main scholarship worth 10,000,000 VND, along with two additional scholarships sponsored by partnering brands: Trobinplus 400SC, specialized in treating leaf and panicle blast, and AntiOne 200SC, effective against bacterial leaf blight in rice. Each of these additional scholarships is valued at 2,000,000 VND.

In addition, the program also awarded 08 supplementary scholarships to 08 diligent students at the school, each valued at 1,000,000 VND, to encourage their academic spirit.

General Information about the “My Dream – Phú Nông – Making a Difference” Scholarship:
1. Broadcast Schedule:
6:00 PM, every fourth Monday of the month on Hậu Giang Radio and Television, as well as on the digital platforms of the station and Phú Nông Co., Ltd.
2. Scholarship Coverage:
Implemented across 13 provinces in the Mekong Delta region.
3. Scholarship Criteria:
Main recipient: High school students (with priority given to 12th graders).
Requirements: From poor or near-poor households, good family ethics, strong personal determination to pursue education. Academic performance should preferably be at a “good” or “very good” level.
Supplementary scholarships: For students in difficult circumstances selected by the school.