After a year of launching, “Humans of UTS” – a special project for members of UTS community – has been bringing many lovely stories about the nurturing and developing journey of future talents. It may be Bao Duy – a boy with a big artistic dream, Quy Tran – a little girl with non-limited passion with English or miss Maria with memorable moments at UTS, etc. Behind each picture is an untold lovely story. These sharings may become precious memories and belief for us to complete ourselves and take a further step in the open future ahead. “Humans of UTS” will continuously undertake our mission to be a “story teller” to bring stories, memories or simply lovely moments of our talents at UTS. For UTS-ers, are you ready to share your own stories? The photo contest “UTS – 365 THE GROWTH” is waiting to see for your photos and listen to your stories in the school year 2020 – 2021! The detailed information about the photo contest: “UTS – 365 THE GROWTH”: http://bit.ly/UTS365THEGROWTH  

One more school year is about to pass with countless precious memories of the UTS community. Each day of studying and playing at UTS gives students positive energy and memorable moments with friends. Let’s look back on the journey of smiles at UTS over the past year and together get strength to successfully complete the Term II exam ahead! And UTS-ers also do not forget the photo contest “UTS – 365 THE GROWTH” is still waiting for lovely stories and pictures filled with joy from the UTS community! Details of the photo contest: http://bit.ly/UTS365THEGROWTH.

  Visual intelligence is one of the eight types of human intelligence, helping us imagine numerous objects, develop strong visual memory and artistic tendency. At UTS, the students in grade 8.2 can grow this special type of intelligence through the lesson “The World in our Eyes”. The special thing in this lesson is the combination of English and painting. Students will draw their world through their point of view, then present it in English so that everyone can better understand that picture. Each painting shows their unique thought as well as an opportunity to practice their English-speaking skills in front of many people. This exciting class requires UTS-ers a source of vocabulary to be able to explain their world. UTS-ers can also maximize the observation ability which will create plentiful visions about issues of life.