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UTS Family Sport Day 2026 “Eagles Run, Eagles Go Beyond” officially returns
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UTS Family Sport Day 2026 “Eagles Run, Eagles Go Beyond” officially returns

The annual UTS Family Sport Day 2026 will bring a vibrant celebration where families can run together and connect with the UTS community.
A Day Becoming An OIC Student, What Do Parents Experience?
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A Day Becoming An OIC Student, What Do Parents Experience?

Parents might wonder, what experiences do our children have in a day at UTS? Are there any values imparted from the lessons or just simply the knowledge written by the black board? To make sure that concern is no longer stay constantly in every parent’s mind, today at the seminar “Raising Kids: Balancing Love and Expectations “, parents were able to listen to the sharings with an experiential activity “Ice Escape” under the guidance of Ms. Tu Anh Nguyen – Parent Counselor, founder of Happy Parenting, and the author of the books “Làm Mẹ Rất Vui” và “Hiểu Con Để Dạy Con Tích Cực” and Mr. William Aurthur Klepacki Jr. – Deputy Head, International Program at UTS, parents have better understand about the journey to arouse joy in learning and the meaningful values ​​present in every happy day at UTS. Under the perspectives shared by experts and the new experiences in the seminar, UTS believes that parents can form the appropriate expectations for their children’s growing journey as well as be able to accompany their in the pages of becoming “global citizens” in the future. Hopefully with the provided methods, the whole family will eager to grow together so that the child’s growing up journey will be full of knowledge and love by family. Let’s review the great moments with UTS in today’s seminar!  
Reading Culture – The strong foundation of Education
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Reading Culture – The strong foundation of Education

Reading culture is one of the essential factors in building a solid foundation for the development of education, particularly in the country as a whole. At UTS, we encourage our “Seeds” to develop their love of reading through daily habits from their early years. UTS believes that cultivating a reading culture is an important steppingstone for the journey of a global citizen in the 21st century. What is reading culture?  Reading culture is a phrase that expresses the reading behavior, reading values, and reading standards of each individual and the whole social community (according to Mr. Nguyen Huu Viem, National Library of Vietnam). In the conference “Books and Revitalising Education” in 2012, participating professors pointed out three factors that makeup reading culture: reading habits, book selection methods, and reading skills. The formation of the above three factors will determine whether the development of reading culture is positive or not. In the current context of global integration, each individual needs to constantly improve themselves, and forming a positive reading culture is one of the core things for individuals and the community, in general, to develop sustainably.     The importance of reading culture in personal development  Reading culture plays a key role in perfecting human skills and personality through the following values: Providing knowledge Developing emotional intelligence quotient (EQ) Improving communication skills Training thinking in everything   The experience and quintessence of our predecessors are often summarised and preserved today in the form of books and documents, so reading culture is a means to help us receive that huge source of knowledge. In addition, reading also helps us absorb many other thoughts, philosophies, and perspectives to have a more comprehensive and objective view of life, and develop emotional intelligence (EQ) when learning to understand many different stories. Reading a lot also
8 “golden” criteria for choosing a kindergarten that parents cannot ignore
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8 “golden” criteria for choosing a kindergarten that parents cannot ignore

The early years of a child’s life are a crucial period for shaping their personality and developing essential life skills. Therefore, selecting a suitable and high-quality educational environment is extremely important, laying a solid foundation for comprehensive physical, intellectual, and emotional development. Through this article, parents can join US Vietnam Talent International School (UTS) in discovering the best criteria for choosing a kindergarten, giving children the chance to explore a vibrant world. Important Criteria for Choosing a Kindergarten Location and geographical distance Geographical location is the first factor that parents should consider when choosing a kindergarten for their child. A school near home or the workplace, especially in central city areas, will be convenient for commuting from districts such as District 1, District 5, District 7, District 2, etc. This not only makes drop-offs and pick-ups easier but also saves time and transportation costs. Moreover, selecting a school in a safe area with convenient traffic conditions ensures peace of mind for parents. A well-located school not only helps get to school on time but also makes it easier for parents to participate in school activities with their children. Quality of the educational program A high-quality educational program is the key to unlocking a child’s full potential for comprehensive development. A well-structured curriculum that meets standards and is accredited by reputable organizations provides a solid foundation, allowing children to acquire knowledge in a systematic way. Moreover, parents may consider kindergartens that implement international curricula, enabling children to access a broad knowledge base and develop language skills from an early age. A prime example is the Oxford International Curriculum (OIC), which focuses on fostering global citizenship skills, nurturing creativity, and integrating the finest aspects of international education—equipping children with a strong foundation for the future. Read more: Kindergarten program at US Vietnam