This Decision issues the Regulations for the National High School Badminton Championship from 2001 to 2005, stipulating the purpose, participants, competition format, rewards, and disciplinary measures. The championship is held annually in different provinces.
Scope of application
Secondary school students, secondary school teachers, and education management staff under the establishment of the Department of Education and Training, the Provincial Department of Education and Training.
Key points
- Participants: Continuous learners among secondary school students in public, semi-public, private, and private schools; secondary school teachers and education management staff under the establishment of the Department of Education and Training, the Provincial Department of Education and Training.
- Competition Format: Individual and team competitions according to two types of championships: the National High School Badminton Championship and the National Secondary School Teachers and Staff Badminton Championship.
- Rewards: Cups, flags, gold, silver, and bronze medals for individual and team championships; certificates of achievement awarded by the Ministry of Education and Training.
- Disciplinary Measures: Members violating the Regulations and Competition Rules will be disciplined from warnings to disqualification from the competition.
- Costs: Competing units bear their own expenses for training and competition allowances, transportation, food, accommodation, travel, and drinking water during the competition period.
🌐 Social impact of this document
- To promote the practice and competition of badminton among secondary school students and education management staff.
- To support the discovery and selection of outstanding badminton athletes for participation in national and regional competitions.
❓ Frequently asked questions
Who is eligible to register for the competition?
Continuous learners among secondary school students in public, semi-public, private, and private schools; secondary school teachers and education management staff under the establishment of the Department of Education and Training, the Provincial Department of Education and Training.
How many awards are given out?
Team championships award first, second, and third places (male and female); gold, silver, and bronze medals for individual and team championships; certificates of achievement awarded by the Ministry of Education and Training.
What is the competition format?
Individual championships consist of three sets: winning two sets wins the match. Team championships consist of five matches in the following order: first singles, first doubles, second singles, second doubles, third singles.
How many provinces host the championship?
In 2001: Quảng Ngãi; in 2002: Ninh Bình; in 2003: Bình Thuận; in 2004: Thừa Thiên-Huế; in 2005: Bắc Giang.
What costs are covered by participating units?
Competing units bear their own expenses for training and competition allowances, transportation, food, accommodation, travel, and drinking water during the competition period.
Full text
Pursuant to …;
Regarding the issuance of the Regulations for the National Student Badminton Championship for the period 2001-2005
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MINISTER OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Pursuant to Decree No. 15/CP dated March 2, 1993 of the Government on the tasks, powers, and state management responsibilities of Ministries and ministerial-level agencies.
Pursuant to Decree No. 29/CP dated March 30, 1994 of the Government on the tasks, powers, and organizational structure of the Ministry of Education and Training;
Based on the proposal of the Director of the Department of Physical Education;
DECISION:
Article 1. The attached Regulations for the National Student Badminton Championship for the period 2001-2005 are hereby issued with this Decision.
Article 2. The National Student Badminton Championship shall be organized during the summer break each year.
Article 3. THIS DECISION SHALL TAKE EFFECT 15 DAYS FROM THE DATE OF SIGNATURE.
Article 4. The Heads of the Office, Directors of the Departments of Physical Education, other relevant Departments' Directors, and Directors of Provincial Departments of Education and Training are responsible for implementing this Decision.
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SIGNATURE OF THE MINISTER |
CHARTER
BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIP FOR NATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS PERIOD 2001-2005
(Issued pursuant to Decision No. 18-2001/QD-BGD&ĐT dated May 25, 2001 of the Minister of Education and Training)
Article 1. Purpose.
1. Responding to the mass physical culture movement following the example of the Great President Ho Chi Minh.
2. Encouraging and motivating the training and competition activities in badminton among secondary school students and general education administrative staff.
3. Enhancing meetings, exchanges, learning experiences, and mutual understanding to contribute to building a healthy sports cultural lifestyle in schools.
4. Identifying and selecting outstanding badminton athletes for provinces, cities, and sectors to participate in national and regional competitions.
Article 2. Requirements.
1. Selection competitions from school level up to district, county, province, and city levels.
2. Athletes participating in the competition must comply with the age and category requirements stipulated in the Regulations.
Article 3. Nature of the Competition and Types of Awards.
1. Nature:
a) Individual and team competitions.
b) Two types of competitions:
- National Secondary School Badminton Championship - Competing for Proacer and 999 Racket awards.
- National General Education Staff Badminton Championship - Competing for Proace and 999 Racket awards.
c) Types of awards:
- Gold, silver, and bronze medals for team competitions for men and women.
- Gold, silver, and bronze medals for individual competitions.
2. Types of competitions for secondary school students:
a) Age 13: Men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles, mixed doubles.
b) Age 15: Men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles, mixed doubles.
c) Age 18: Men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles, mixed doubles, men's team, women's team.
3. Types of competitions for teachers and general education administrative staff:
a) Under 40 years old: Men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles, mixed doubles.
b) Under 50 years old: Men's doubles, women's doubles, mixed doubles.
c) Under 60 years old: Men's doubles, women's doubles, mixed doubles.
4. Competitions will only be held if there are at least three units participating in each event.
Article 4. Time and Location of the Competition.
* In 2001: From July 20 to July 27, 2001 in Quang Ngai.
* In 2002: Tentatively in Ninh Binh.
* In 2003: Tentatively in Binh Thuan.
* In 2004: According to the Regulations of the Phu Dong Sports Festival.
* In 2005: Tentatively in Bac Giang.
Article 5. Participants.
1. Secondary school students continuously studying in public, semi-public, private, and private schools, in good health, with average academic performance and satisfactory conduct records.
2. Secondary school students who have just completed their graduation exams may still participate in the National Student Badminton Championship immediately following the exams.
3. Teachers and general education administrative staff under the staffing of the Departments of Education and Training at provincial levels.
4. The age group of participants must correspond to their grade level:
- Age 13: Grade 6 or Grade 7.
- Age 15: Grade 8 or Grade 9.
- Age 18: Grade 11 or Grade 12.
5. Students in lower age groups may register to compete in higher age groups, but those in higher age groups cannot register to compete in lower age groups.
6. Administrative staff and teachers in higher age groups may register to compete in lower age groups, but those in lower age groups cannot register to compete in higher age groups.
- At age fifteen, students attend grade 8 or grade 9.
- At age eighteen, students attend grade 11 or grade 12.
5. Students in the lower age group are permitted to register for the examination in the higher age group; students in the higher age group are not permitted to register for the examination in the lower age group.
6. Officials and teachers in the higher age group are permitted to register for the examination in the lower age group; officials and teachers in the lower age group are not permitted to register for the examination in the higher age group.
Article 6. Number of Athletes Participating in the Competition.
1. Individual Awards:
- Each unit may send 2 singles and 2 doubles in each event.
- Each individual may participate in a maximum of 2 events.
2. Team Awards:
- Each unit may send 1 men's team (4 to 6 athletes) and 1 women's team (4 to 6
athletes).
3. Application Documents:
a) A letter from the Department of Education and Training nominating the athlete delegation.
* In 2003: Tentatively in Binh Thuan.
b) One combined registration form for the list of athletes and one detailed registration form for the events they will participate in.
Note: The application documents must be submitted in two copies to:
- The Department of Education and Training of the province hosting the competition.
- The Department of Physical Education and Sports, Ministry of Education and Training, 49 Dai Co Viet Street, Hanoi.
4. Student athletes participating in the competition must have:
a) An athlete registration form according to the model:
Competition Registration Form
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Sport: Badminton
Photo size 4x6 - Full name of athlete: male, female
- Date of birth: - Permanent address; - Class: School: - District (County): - Province/City: Signature of student - Academic performance rating: Conduct rating: GCCN BGH school District Education Office Department of Education and Training
(Write full name) (Sign, stamp) (Sign, stamp) (Sign, stamp) (For high school and junior high school students) b) School record book.
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c) A certified copy of the birth certificate (or identity card).
d) A health certificate issued by a competent health authority confirming that the athlete is fit to compete in badminton.
e) Each athlete must provide one 4x6 photo for their athlete identification card.
Competition Format and Rules.
1. Competition Format:
Article 7. A. Individual Events (singles - doubles):
- Each match consists of three sets; winning two sets first wins the match.
B. Team Events:
a) The competition includes five matches in the following order:
First singles, first doubles, second singles, second doubles, third singles.
b) Each match (singles - doubles) consists of three sets; winning two sets first wins the match.
c) In the five matches, the team that wins three matches first is the winner.
2. If the number of participants is 12 (teams, singles, doubles) or fewer, they will play a round-robin tournament in the first stage, followed by direct elimination in the second stage to determine the rankings 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th.
3. If the number of participants exceeds 12 (teams, singles, doubles), they will compete in a direct elimination format.
4. Competition Rules:
a) Follow the current badminton competition rules issued by the Sports Authority.
b) Fifteen minutes before the team match, the coach or team captain must submit the list of athletes to the referee and cannot change or add athletes even if there is an injury during the match.
c) Competition shuttlecock: Use 999 brand TL-02 and PROACER shuttlecocks with the following specifications: weight 5g, diameter 68mm +2, speed 760 + 5.
1. Units participating in the competition must cover their own expenses for training allowances, travel, food, accommodation, transportation, and drinking water during the competition period.
2. Cost for athlete identification cards and printing materials: 10,000 VND per person.
Awards - Disciplinary Measures - Appeals.
1. Awards:
- Cups, flags, and prizes for team awards for first, second, and third place (men, women).
- Gold, silver, and bronze medals and prizes for individual and team events.
Article 8. Funding.
- Certificates of achievement awarded by the Ministry of Education and Training.
- Eligibility for preferential treatment and incentives according to the regulations on graduation and admission policies of the Ministry of Education and Training starting from the academic year immediately following the competition.
2. Disciplinary Measures:
Article 9. Participants violating the Competition Regulations and Code of Conduct and engaging in inappropriate behavior will face disciplinary actions ranging from warnings to disqualification from the competition and notification throughout the sector.
3. Appeals:
- Only the team leader or coach can appeal to the Organizing Committee if there is a violation of the Competition Regulations and Code of Conduct.
- Appeals must be in writing, and the Organizing Committee and Referees have the responsibility to review and resolve them promptly.
- Appeals regarding personnel matters will be handled by the Organizing Committee.
- Technical and professional appeals will be resolved on-site by the Chief Referee in collaboration with other referees.
- Certificate of medal achievement issued by the Ministry of Education and Training.
- Entitled to preferential and incentive regimes according to the examination regulations and admission regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training starting from
the academic year immediately following the award.
2. Disciplinary Measures:
Participants who violate the Regulations and Competition Rules of the event and engage in inappropriate behavior will be subject to disciplinary action ranging from warning to disqualification from the competition and notification throughout the sector.
3. Appeals:
- Only team leaders and coaches have the right to appeal to the Organizing Committee if there is a violation of the Regulations and Competition Rules.
- Appeals must be in writing, and the Organizing Committee and Arbitration Board are responsible for timely review and resolution.
- Appeals regarding personnel matters are resolved by the Organizing Committee.
- Appeals concerning technical and professional matters are handled on-site by the Chief Referee in coordination with other referees.
Amendment and Supplement to the Regulations.
- Technical and professional complaints shall be resolved on-site by the presiding arbitrator in conjunction with the other arbitrators.
các trọng tài giải quyết tại chỗ.
Article 10. Directing and Entrusting the Organization of the Competition.
1. The directing work of the competition shall be carried out by the Ministry of Education and Training in coordination with the Vietnam Badminton Federation and the organizing unit directly manages and directs it. The permanent agency is the Department of Physical Education - Ministry of Education and Training.
2. The Ministry of Education and Training entrusts the Departments of Education and Training at provincial levels to coordinate with relevant departments at localities hosting the national high school badminton competition:
* In 2001: The Department of Education and Training of Quang Ngai Province.
* In 2002: It is planned to entrust the Department of Education and Training of Ninh Binh Province.
* In 2003: It is planned to entrust the Department of Education and Training of Binh Thuan Province.
* In 2004: It is planned to entrust the Department of Education and Training of Thua Thien-Hue Province.
* In 2005: It is planned to entrust the Department of Education and Training of Bac Giang Province.
Article 11. Amending and Supplementing the Regulations.
- Annually, the Ministry of Education and Training will provide detailed guidance and supplement, amend the Regulations when necessary to suit the actual situation of badminton training and competition activities in secondary schools.
(Issued pursuant to Decision No. 18-2001/QD-BGD&ĐT dated May 25, 2001 of the Minister of Education and Training)
CHARTER
BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIP FOR NATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS PERIOD 2001-2005
a) Individual and team competitions.
Article 1. Purpose.
1. Responding to the mass physical culture movement following the example of the Great President Ho Chi Minh.
2. Encouraging and motivating the training and competition activities in badminton among secondary school students and general education administrative staff.
3. Enhancing meetings, exchanges, learning experiences, and mutual understanding to contribute to building a healthy sports cultural lifestyle in schools.
4. Identifying and selecting outstanding badminton athletes for provinces, cities, and sectors to participate in national and regional competitions.
Article 2. Requirements.
1. Selection competitions from school level up to district, county, province, and city levels.
2. Athletes participating in the competition must comply with the age and category requirements stipulated in the Regulations.
Article 3. Nature of the Competition and Types of Awards.
1. Nature:
b) Competitions according to two types of championships:
National High School Badminton Championship - Trophy
National Badminton Championship for Teachers and Educators - Trophy Proace and 999 Racket Brand.
- National General Education Staff Badminton Championship - Competing for Proace and 999 Racket awards.
Time and location of the competition.
- Gold, silver, and bronze medals for team competitions for men and women.
- Gold, silver, and bronze medals for individual competitions.
2. Types of competitions for secondary school students:
a) Age 13: Men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles, mixed doubles.
b) Age 15: Men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles, mixed doubles.
c) Age 18: Men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles, mixed doubles, men's team, women's team.
3. Types of competitions for teachers and general education administrative staff:
a) Under 40 years old: Men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles, mixed doubles.
b) Under 50 years old: Men's doubles, women's doubles, mixed doubles.
c) Under 60 years old: Men's doubles, women's doubles, mixed doubles.
4. Competitions will only be held if there are at least three units participating in each event.
Article 4. Time and Location of the Competition.
* In 2001: From July 20 to July 27, 2001 in Quang Ngai.
* In 2002: Tentatively in Ninh Binh.
* In 2003: Tentatively in Binh Thuan.
Article 4. 1. Secondary school students currently studying continuously in public, private, and foreign-invested secondary schools, in good health, with average academic performance and satisfactory conduct.
* In 2005: Tentatively in Bac Giang.
Article 5. Participants.
1. Secondary school students continuously studying in public, semi-public, private, and private schools, in good health, with average academic performance and satisfactory conduct records.
2. Secondary school students who have just completed their graduation exams may still participate in the National Student Badminton Championship immediately following the exams.
3. Teachers and general education administrative staff under the staffing of the Departments of Education and Training at provincial levels.
4. The age group of participants must correspond to their grade level:
2. Secondary school students who have just completed graduation exams at all levels may still participate in the national high school badminton competition held immediately thereafter.
3. Teachers and education administrators under the staffing of the Department of Education and Training, Departments of Education and Training.
Number of athletes participating in the competition.
5. Students in lower age groups may register to compete in higher age groups, but those in higher age groups cannot register to compete in lower age groups.
6. Administrative staff and teachers in higher age groups may register to compete in lower age groups, but those in lower age groups cannot register to compete in higher age groups.
- At age fifteen, students attend grade 8 or grade 9.
- At age eighteen, students attend grade 11 or grade 12.
5. Students in the lower age group are permitted to register for the examination in the higher age group; students in the higher age group are not permitted to register for the examination in the lower age group.
6. Officials and teachers in the higher age group are permitted to register for the examination in the lower age group; officials and teachers in the lower age group are not permitted to register for the examination in the higher age group.
Article 6. Each unit can send 2 singles and 2 doubles teams in each event.
1. Individual Awards:
- Each individual can participate in a maximum of 2 events.
- Each unit can send 1 men's team (4 to 6 athletes) and 1 women's team (4 to 6
2. Team Awards:
a) Athlete registration form:
athletes).
3. Application Documents:
a) A letter from the Department of Education and Training nominating the athlete delegation.
* In 2003: Tentatively in Binh Thuan.
b) One combined registration form for the list of athletes and one detailed registration form for the events they will participate in.
Note: The application documents must be submitted in two copies to:
- The Department of Education and Training of the province hosting the competition.
- The Department of Physical Education and Sports, Ministry of Education and Training, 49 Dai Co Viet Street, Hanoi.
4. Student athletes participating in the competition must have:
a) An athlete registration form according to the model:
(Full name) (Signature, stamp) (Signature, stamp) (Signature, stamp)
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Sport: Badminton Photo size 4x6 - Full name of athlete: male, female
- Date of birth: - Permanent address; - Class: School: - District (County): - Province/City: Signature of student - Academic performance rating: Conduct rating: GCCN BGH school District Education Office Department of Education and Training (Write full name) (Sign, stamp) (Sign, stamp) (Sign, stamp) Directing the competition and entrusting the organization of the competition. b) School record book.
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c) A certified copy of the birth certificate (or identity card).
d) A health certificate issued by a competent health authority confirming that the athlete is fit to compete in badminton.
e) Each athlete must provide one 4x6 photo for their athlete identification card.
Competition Format and Rules.
1. Competition Format:
Article 7. A. Individual Events (singles - doubles):
- Each match consists of three sets; winning two sets first wins the match.
B. Team Events:
a) The competition includes five matches in the following order:
First singles, first doubles, second singles, second doubles, third singles.
b) Each match (singles - doubles) consists of three sets; winning two sets first wins the match.
c) In the five matches, the team that wins three matches first is the winner.
2. If the number of participants is 12 (teams, singles, doubles) or fewer, they will play a round-robin tournament in the first stage, followed by direct elimination in the second stage to determine the rankings 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th.
3. If the number of participants exceeds 12 (teams, singles, doubles), they will compete in a direct elimination format.
4. Competition Rules:
a) Follow the current badminton competition rules issued by the Sports Authority.
b) Fifteen minutes before the team match, the coach or team captain must submit the list of athletes to the referee and cannot change or add athletes even if there is an injury during the match.
c) Competition shuttlecock: Use 999 brand TL-02 and PROACER shuttlecocks with the following specifications: weight 5g, diameter 68mm +2, speed 760 + 5.
1. Units participating in the competition must cover their own expenses for training allowances, travel, food, accommodation, transportation, and drinking water during the competition period.
2. Cost for athlete identification cards and printing materials: 10,000 VND per person.
Awards - Disciplinary Measures - Appeals.
1. Awards:
- Cups, flags, and prizes for team awards for first, second, and third place (men, women).
- Gold, silver, and bronze medals and prizes for individual and team events.
Article 8. Funding.
- Certificates of achievement awarded by the Ministry of Education and Training.
- Eligibility for preferential treatment and incentives according to the regulations on graduation and admission policies of the Ministry of Education and Training starting from the academic year immediately following the competition.
2. Disciplinary Measures:
Article 9. Participants violating the Competition Regulations and Code of Conduct and engaging in inappropriate behavior will face disciplinary actions ranging from warnings to disqualification from the competition and notification throughout the sector.
3. Appeals:
- Only the team leader or coach can appeal to the Organizing Committee if there is a violation of the Competition Regulations and Code of Conduct.
- Appeals must be in writing, and the Organizing Committee and Referees have the responsibility to review and resolve them promptly.
- Appeals regarding personnel matters will be handled by the Organizing Committee.
- Technical and professional appeals will be resolved on-site by the Chief Referee in collaboration with other referees.
- Certificate of medal achievement issued by the Ministry of Education and Training.
- Entitled to preferential and incentive regimes according to the examination regulations and admission regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training starting from
the academic year immediately following the award.
2. Disciplinary Measures:
Participants who violate the Regulations and Competition Rules of the event and engage in inappropriate behavior will be subject to disciplinary action ranging from warning to disqualification from the competition and notification throughout the sector.
3. Appeals:
- Only team leaders and coaches have the right to appeal to the Organizing Committee if there is a violation of the Regulations and Competition Rules.
- Appeals must be in writing, and the Organizing Committee and Arbitration Board are responsible for timely review and resolution.
- Appeals regarding personnel matters are resolved by the Organizing Committee.
- Appeals concerning technical and professional matters are handled on-site by the Chief Referee in coordination with other referees.
Amendment and Supplement to the Regulations.
- Technical and professional complaints shall be resolved on-site by the presiding arbitrator in conjunction with the other arbitrators.
các trọng tài giải quyết tại chỗ.
Article 10. Amending and supplementing the Regulations.
1. The directing work of the competition shall be carried out by the Ministry of Education and Training in coordination with the Vietnam Badminton Federation and the organizing unit directly manages and directs it. The permanent agency is the Department of Physical Education - Ministry of Education and Training.
2. The Ministry of Education and Training entrusts the Departments of Education and Training at provincial levels to coordinate with relevant departments at localities hosting the national high school badminton competition:
* In 2001: The Department of Education and Training of Quang Ngai Province.
* In 2002: It is planned to entrust the Department of Education and Training of Ninh Binh Province.
* In 2003: It is planned to entrust the Department of Education and Training of Binh Thuan Province.
* In 2004: It is planned to entrust the Department of Education and Training of Thua Thien-Hue Province.
* In 2005: It is planned to entrust the Department of Education and Training of Bac Giang Province.
Article 11. Amending and Supplementing the Regulations.
Article 11. Amend and supplement the Rules.
(Issued pursuant to Decision No. 18-2001/QD-BGD&ĐT dated May 25, 2001 of the Minister of Education and Training)
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