The drama “Make friends with the sky” with participation of UTS’ students come back with the performance at the HCMC Youth Cutural House on 27th of March. Be different from the previous performances, this performance will add in English subtitiles to approach more audiences. After two performances at UTS and HCMC Opera House, UTS-ers have gained many experiences and stage bravery. Let’s wait to see how they perform on the new stage this Saturday! More information about the drama “Make friends with the sky”: – Time: 20h00 – March 27th, 2021 – Location: Ho Chi Minh Youth Cutural House, 4 Pham Ngoc Thach Str., Ben Nghe Ward, District 1, HCMC – Hotline: 086 805 1068 – 091 577 3887 Students, parents and audiences who want to join this performance, please do not hesitate to contact the hotline for tickets purchase instruction and other information. Hope this special performance will be successful and receive huge support from audiences!

On September 15th, US Vietnam Talent International School was honored to receive the news: We are officially recognized as a Microsoft Showcase School. This title is a testament to the efforts of UTS and teachers in digital transformation and the application of information technology in teaching, with the desire to create an advanced and effective teaching and learning environment with student-centered and provides them with the necessary technical skills in the 4.0 era. Despite experiencing difficulties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, UTS strived to apply technology to education. As a result, the online learning activity at UTS was uninterrupted and fulfilled certain goals, including: • 80% of Teachers are MIE – Microsoft Education Expert • 50% of Teachers are awarded the MCE – Microsoft Certified Educator • 10% of Teachers are MIEE – Microsoft Innovative Educator Experts. “US Vietnam Talent International School is very proud to not only be a nurturing environment for students’ talents, but also an environment for teachers to become experts and active members in the community of creative teachers, always make contributions and spread positive values. UTS does not see the “Microsoft Showcase School” as the final destination but as the starting point for the journey of pioneering digital transformation in education with global goals.” – Ms. Ngoc Lan – Principal.

In the days when Central Vietnam was struggling in the aftermath of a historic flood, the UTS community came together to ignite a spirit of sharing through an urgent donation campaign in support of O Loan Commune in Dak Lak Province. From the heartfelt contributions of parents, students, and teachers to the generosity of benefactors, each gift of love was personally delivered to local residents and students at the heart of the flooded area. This journey not only provided timely support but also planted meaningful lessons in compassion and social responsibility in every member of the UTS community. The entire UTS community joined hands to raise donations for Central Vietnam, spreading love and compassion to the wider community A Call for Compassion from the Entire UTS Community Immediately after information about the severe flooding in Central Vietnam was released, the School launched an urgent donation campaign to support the residents of O Loan Commune, one of the areas most heavily affected and officially placed under an emergency status by the Dak Lak Provincial People’s Committee. UTS representatives present support gifts at the O Loan Commune Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front The donation appeal quickly received strong and enthusiastic support from parents, students, teachers, staff, and many compassionate individuals who have accompanied UTS over the years. The enthusiastic response from UTS parents, students, and teachers further strengthened the journey of spreading love and compassion Sharing Through Giving: Every Contribution Extends a Helping Hand Within a short period of time, the campaign received a large amount of both monetary and in kind donations. From clothing and blankets to notebooks and daily necessities, each item reflected heartfelt care and sincere sharing for communities affected by the floods. From essential supplies to the smallest items, every contribution carried the spirit of compassion from