Students from Grade 5 to Grade 12 of US Vietnam Talent International School had just experienced the fascinating experiential learning trip at Cu Chi – Ben Duoc tunnels and Hi-Tech Agricultural Zone – WonderPark. At the Cu Chi – Ben Duoc tunnels, UTS-ers visited the immense network of connecting tunnels which were built during the Vietnam War period. Students also discovered lots of precious historic and cultural values of the nation. At the Hi-Tech Agricultural Zone – WonderPark, UTS-ers learnt about various agricultural plants and practiced planting trees themselves. These trees are meaningful contributions of UTS-ers to the surrounding environment. At the end of this outing trip, students participated in team games and chilling under-water playground. A long day with various experiences was a precious chance for UTS-ers to learn more about good values of the nation and have joyful moments with teachers and their friends.

Even though a week has passed since the play “Snow White and the Seven Entrepreneurs” was performed – the actors, crew, and audiences may still be experiencing surprise and excitement. The UTS students’ clever acting and fluent English abilities in their first play, which emits an entirely different personality for characters who look familiar at first, are what made audiences surprised. The play’s compelling story has successfully conveyed to viewers the importance of staying determined to follow your passion despite obstacles. What is even more astounding is that, in addition to the superb players, the UTS students themselves serve as the “core personnel” who assist teachers at every stage of running the play and setting up the stage. Students have the chance to confidently express their love of art, grow as stage thinkers, improve their language abilities, and gain performance experience in front of crowd. Most importantly, 50% of the revenue from the concert night and associated activities will be donated to the Performing Arts Club Activities Fund, and the other half will support the School’s charitable activities. Once more, congrats to the UTS “talented seeds” for a job well done on their first English musical. Hopefully, UTS students will perform a lot more plays and important projects in the coming future.

UTS always believes that a true, passionate educator always recognizes talents in every child. Some talents bloom from an early age, and some talents have to go through many trials and obstacles to blooming their self.   Thanh Dat is such a special “eagle” who has had valuable experiences on his path of personal development through the recent World Scholar’s Cup 2023 competition. With his talent and unremitting efforts, Dat won gold and silver medals at the prestigious International Academic Competition. Let’s join UTS to learn about Dat’s journey to success!   Start by finding his strengths Do Thanh Dat is a student in class 7.1 and is a “familiar face” at UTS in competitions ranging from sports, arts to academics. During his studies at UTS, Dat actively participated in competitions in many fields with the desire to find his strengths and interests.   “I always want to challenge myself in many fields, and encounter many new things because I think this is an opportunity to find my strengths. From then on, I was realize my special love for academia.” – Dat shared     Then, a young boy with a love for academics was nurtured at the “roof” of UTS and started on the path to conquering his early achievements.  Accelerate on the arduous academic path with a dedicated “Nurturer” After many efforts to improve his knowledge, a great opportunity came to Dat called the World Scholar’s Cup 2023 – one of the largest international academic competitions for worldwide high school students, conduced the World Scholar’s Cup 2023 in the Writing category – Individual and Group writing. Besides meeting new friends in Thailand and aiming to reach a meaningful medal, this is also the first milestone marking your academic dedication.     Dat shared: “The World Scholar’s Cup is