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UTS’S GOT TALENT 2023 UTS believes that each of us possesses a unique talent. But not everyone is confident or has the courage to pursue their dreams and passions. Hence, UTS’S GOT TALENT is an opportunity, empowers you to express your talents. And the long-awaited moment is over: UTS is delighted to announce that the final round of UTS’s Got Talent 2023 will be on May 24th 2023. It promises to be an exciting morning for the entire UTS community. See you on Wednesday, May 24th 2023, at 8:00 a.m. at the Trinh Cong Son Hall!

Having an in-depth knowledge of pathology is never easy due to the vast amount of information and requirement for high levels of accuracy. However, “challenge accepted” – UTS Grade 10 students still successfully and professionally overcome this obstacle in the English class with the support of Mr. Kyle Gibbons to create attractive infographics. Utilizing their “full capacity,” students work together to visualize data and pictures to create helpful infographics. UTS students are excited to share their achievements with friends and happy to get comments from the teacher. Especially, students have learned the value of taking care of their health thanks to the informative infographics with simple visuals. Let’s cherish the enjoyable time from that day!

Parenting workshop: How to be friend with your child’s rage   When modern parents struggle to balance family and work, the child’s angry, irritable or out-of-control reactions can make parents feel uncomfortable and even embarrassed if families are in public. This “sudden” stubbornness usually appears between 2 and 5 years old and causes parents to have a headache and fall into a “crisis” looking for causes and solutions. Over time, how does this affect the child’s development? What can parents do to help their children?

Passport To The Future   The seminar “PASSPORT TO THE FUTURE” is held at UTS Van Lang Complex. All parents are welcome to join. During the seminar, parents can listen to well-known Educators’ sharing and discuss ways for parents to accompany their children in preparing for the future.

School Play’s Premier “Snow White And The Seven Entrepreneurs”   Our modern twist is set in a progressive forest, where the question is not “Who has the most beauty of them all?”, but “Who has the most business?”, and above all else, banh mi! The story begins after Snow White has recently left a dead-end job at the Old Castle to kickstart her dream of owning her own business. The Evil Queen, who was her most recent employer, has turned bitter from jealousy at Snow White’s newfound success.  How is her life without the help of fairies and magical wands? Everything will be unveiled in the school play “Snow White & the Seven Entrepreneurs” with the participate of UTS Students from Performing Arts Club. This performance will allow students a unique opportunity to express their individuality in performing arts, develop their stage presence, practice their linguistic skills, and of course gain invaluable experience of theatrical productions. INFORMATION ABOUT THE PREMIERE Language: English Time: 6.00pm Friday, April 7th, 2023 Venue: Trinh Cong Son Auditorium, UTS Van Lang Complex Ticket price: 150,000 VND Ticket Booking: Choose your seats and buy tickets at the Admission Office, UTS Van Lang Complex The school hopes to receive the love and support of the parents as our performers embark on their very first English-speaking play. Tickets are available for any family, friends and supporters to come and enjoy the show as audience members. Every ticket includes a lucky raffle ticket number, with the prize draw taking place during the performance intermission. Half of the proceeds from the ticket sales and concessions stand will be directed to the operating budget of the UTS Performing Arts Club and the other half to UTS’s community activities. We are incredibly proud of our performing stars and their efforts so far, so

Another full moon season has arrived at UTS. This year’s “UTS Full Moon-mory” season must have been full moon season (full moon) and filled with memories (memory) for the entire UTS community and loved ones.     Since many days before, UTS teachers & staff have already decorated the UTS space with a vivid look and “handmade” lanterns that were meticulously prepared by students.     “UTS Full Moon-mory” can not be fulfilled without these cozy activities: Kindergarten students made the mooncakes by themselves as modest gifts for their parents      How could we be calm before the creative fruit trays of Primary students?     Lanterns decoration contest of Secondary division was so eventful     The folk games were irreplaceable parts of the full moon season at UTS     These performances & Mid-Autumn Festival tableaus by Secondary students were so incredible     Perhaps this is the first time the Kindergarten little babies have been able to join the Lantern parade and taste traditional Mid-Autumn specialties at UTS or the first time that Primary students showed off their talent in re-creating the five-fruit tray. Or it’s also the first time High school students dressed themselves up as The Man in the Moon – Moon goddess to retell the stories they heard during their childhood. But indeed, every generation of students and teachers at UTS is charmed by the taste of mooncakes, excited when holding a lantern in their hands, and joyfully listening to the sounds of drums and bells calling for a lion dance.     Mid-Autumn Festival is also known as the Children’s Festival. Still, whether we are children or were once children, we all have our ways of experiencing and preserving the beauty of traditional festival culture. The Mid-Autumn Festival is still a precious

OPEN HOUSE: 3 GOLDEN RULES FOR RAISING SELF-SUFFICIENT CHILDREN   “There is nothing in the mind that was not first in the senses.” – Dr. Maria Montessori The first years of life are extremely important for children while their senses are developed strongly. Sense is the bond between the child and the outside colorful world. Based on the Montessori philosophy, the Kindergarten Program at UTS aims to comprehensively develop the senses and help children gradually discover their special features. Hence, have you fully understood the Montessori philosophy and got ready for your child’s first school journey? Let’s come and join our parenting seminar with UTS this Saturday to find the answer!

A beautiful life gives us a lot of inspiration to create dreams. In countless ways of expression, Primary students at UTS have brought their wishes into each line and color in the “The Dreamy Drawing” contest.   The preliminary round of the contest received many lovely pictures, in which 67 children with their “colorful dreams” have excellently entered the final round. In the final round of the competition, the “little artist” were extremely enamored with the drawing paper, sketching a drawing associated with the theme “Green dream”, conveying a positive message to the community about the awareness of protect the green of the earth.   “Art” is one of the things that nourishes the human soul. Therefore, UTS hopes to nurture artistic thinking in each student, and at the same time create a space for UTS-ers to express their desire at the “The Dream Drawing” playground in the 2022-2023 school year.   Let’s take a look at the great moments of the competition!

Literature, which is already a colorful subject, now has become more interesting when students can access knowledge through a variety of practical learning activities. With the debate model “The Debaters 2022”, students in Grades 8 & 9 at UTS not only have the opportunity to learn but also to express their viewpoints in front of the crowd and hone their debating skills. The final round took place in an extremely vibrant atmosphere with the participation of the 4 excellent teams and M.A. Nguyen Mong Tuyen – Coach of “Finding the young and talented MC 2022” as the judge. Within the enthusiastic cheers from teachers and students, the teams had thrilling debates on topics related to school and other broader social issues. Students are trained in multidimensional logical thinking and analysis based on many distinct aspects and perspectives to produce sharp arguments to protect their team’s point of view. The comments from M.A. Nguyen Mong Tuyen also help UTS-ers promote their strengths and build a core foundation of courage and dare to express their personal views. The class has left many imprints as well as unforgettable memories. Let us review the fascinating moments in the “Teen School Debate” class that day!