Go To School With Your Child, Have You Ever Tried? – Oxford International Curriculum Experiential Class GO TO SCHOOL WITH YOUR CHILD, HAVE YOU EVER TRIED? OXFORD INTERNATIONAL CURRICULUM EXPERIENTIAL CLASS  Time: 08:30 – 11:30, Saturday, March 16, 2024 Location: UTS Van Lang Complex Gate 1: 69/68 Dang Thuy Tram Street, Ward 13, Binh Thanh District, HCMC. Gate 2: 80/68 Duong Quang Ham Street, Ward 5, Go Vap District, HCMC. A child that’s physically and mentally healthy will approach learning with an optimistic mindset, which will enable them to study more effectively and accomplish long-term and sustainable goals. Therefore, “The Joy of Learning” approach pursued by the Oxford International Curriculum (OIC) is a great guideline to help children become successful but still happy. So, ⚡ What is a class approached by “joy” like? ⚡ How do we balance “The Joy of Learning” while still ensuring the acquisition of quality knowledge, equipping practical skills, and being ready to “move” with the changing world? ☀️ To address these unanswered questions and provide an opportunity to support parents in enjoying precious moments with their children, UTS cordially invites parents and children to join in EXPERIENTIAL CLASSES taught directly by UTS Oxford International Curriculum teachers: ✨ The Wellbeing Class: A unique subject only in the OIC program, where children learn how to take care of their bodiess, minds, relationships and the world around them. ✨The Global Skills Project Class: A “new” subject that develops creative, practical, social, self-development skills and the readiness to “move” with the changing world for students. ✨ English Class: Taught by UTS Oxford International Curriculum teachers, the subject that “seems familiar but is strange” with the guidance using “the joy of learning” approach. In addition to taking part in the experiential classes, parents can also: Discuss directly with the UTS

In the festive atmosphere of welcoming the grandest celebration of the year, UTS organized a drawing contest with the theme “Dragon Eye Artistry” aimed at creating an attractive artistic playground and fostering the creative spirit of the students. Over the span of 7 days, the contest attracted more than 230 artworks, which is evidence of the enthusiasm and excitement of UTS-ers towards exciting and enriching movements at the school. Each student, with their unique creativity, has created a vibrant and lively UTS painting, full of colors, every day.

Lunar New Year is an important festival in Vietnamese culture. Tet customs will have many differences amongst the 3 regions of North – Central – South, resulting in an interesting diversity. The UTS Spring Fair 2024 will be held under the theme “Tet in 3 regions” by US Vietnam Talent International School, which aims to reproduce the traditional Tet space of 3 regions of the country through typical folk activities. There are 03 main types of booths in the Spring Fair: – Food booth of 3 regions: Noth – Central – South – Folk game booth (toy figurine – coconut leaf, Dong Ho art print…) – Tet market booth (calligraphy, envelopes) A part of the revenues from each booth in the Spring Fair will go toward the UTS Impact Fund. According to UTS, students learn how to share and have the truest feelings, experiences about the value of Tet, in addition to enjoying themselves and learning about the Lunar New Year.