Looking Back at an Inspiring March

Alongside meaningful academic activities, the Jaguars community had a memorable March, participating in school-wide events, experiential activities, and competitions.

A Heartfelt Celebration for the Women We Cherish

On International Women’s Day (March 8, 2025), our happy school campus blossomed into a vibrant garden as Jaguars arrived dressed in pink, yellow, and blue. During the event, students had the chance to craft heartfelt, handmade gifts for the special women in their lives.

While our youngest Jaguars eagerly decorated colorful hand fans, the older students put their creativity to the test, skillfully shaping delicate yet elegant flowers from soft velvet wire. These thoughtful gifts, filled with love and sincere wishes, surely brought extra joy to the grandmothers, mothers, sisters, and teachers on their special day. Beyond the creative activities, students also gained deeper insights into the importance of gender equality and the century-long journey of resilience and empowerment led by women across generations.

Confidence and Brilliance on the TEDx SISS Youth 2025 Stage

On March 18 and 20, 2025, the Jaguars community eagerly tuned into the TEDx SISS Youth 2025, where remarkable presentations captivated the judges in the School Round. Overcoming initial nerves, students delivered innovative ideas and unique perspectives on a wide range of topics, from empathy and resilience in self-development to education and technology. Each presentation not only reflected personal perspectives but also conveyed powerful messages, inspiring fresh thinking and creativity.

The top 10 outstanding speakers who delivered the most compelling presentations have earned their spot in the Final Round, set to take place on April 5, 2025. Parents, get ready to witness these young Jaguars shine!

A Cultural Heritage Trip to “Passage to Vietnam”

To wrap up an exciting March, Elementary Jaguars embarked on a Field Trip to the traditional craft village “Passage to Vietnam”. Throughout the journey, students demonstrated curiosity and eagerness to learn – qualities that define our happy Jaguars community.

History is the foundation of a nation, and culture serves as its guiding compass toward progress and development. Through this trip, students not only discovered Vietnam’s traditional crafts, such as weaving, silk weaving, and “dó” paper-making but also gained deeper knowledge about the rich cultural diversity of the three regions of Vietnam. Additionally, they had the opportunity to admire valuable historical artifacts.

Parents, stay tuned for more exciting adventures as our Jaguars head into the final two months of the academic year 2024 – 2025!