Jaguars paint October in vibrant colors

October shines brighter for Jaguars with interesting books during Book Week, loving moments with family, and exciting experiences during the Halloween Festival.

Book Week – A palette of knowledge

The October adventure of our Jaguars began with Book Week “Catch the Reading Bug”, where students explored the world of books through a variety of exciting activities. They had the opportunity to meet author Mai Anh Doan during workshops, dress up as their favorite characters, compete in the Golden Bell Challenge, create adorable “Reading Bugs”, and share their love by donating books, teddy bears, and toys to children at Minh Tam Shelter.

Each activity offered new experiences, helping students develop a greater love for books and join hands in spreading the joy of discovering knowledge throughout the community.

Vietnamese Women’s Day Baking Workshop – A palette of love

Bringing their journey of exploring the world of books to a close, Jaguars and their parents celebrated Vietnamese Women’s Day on October 20 through a heartwarming baking workshop.

Eager to make beautiful cakes by hand as gifts for their mothers on October 20, the students enthusiastically and carefully worked through each step of the baking process. With their parents by their side to lend a helping hand, the Jaguars’ baking experience not only became more enjoyable but also brought the whole family together for warm moments filled with laughter.

Experiences that may seem simple become all the more special and memorable when shared with family.

Halloween Festival – A palette of mystery

At the end of October, Jaguars stepped into the mysterious world of Halloween with unique costumes, a captivating magic performance, and exciting challenges inspired by the festival. In the enchanting atmosphere at SISS, the students created unforgettable experiences with their teachers and friends, adding vivid and joyful memories to their school-year scrapbook.

Beyond the fun, Jaguars also had the opportunity to learn more about the origins and significance of Halloween, a festival associated with the end of the harvest season and traditions of remembering the departed. Through the cultural values behind the festival, they learned to appreciate the fruits of hard work, recognize the efforts of farmers, and nurture gratitude toward their ancestors.

Each activity offered students exciting experiences, nurtured a spirit of love and care, and added more vibrant colors to the picture of October at the SISS community.