News from the IGS

PARENTS’ PLAY DAY AT U 6

Posted on08 Mar 2024
Last week, all groups in the U6 area were invited to an afternoon board game café. Parents and children were able to explore various board and group games under the guidance of educators while enjoying coffee and cookies. They had the opportunity to try out different games commonly played in the U6 area. Some inspirations for their home game...
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project Week in U6

Posted on01 Mar 2024
this week, the project week took place in House D. The school beginners continued to explore the theme “Everything about Plants.” They had already started this theme last year and could now finally plant the potatoes they had cultivated.  Many other plants and vegetables, such as okra and avocado, are now growing on our balconies and are being cared...
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Football Match

Posted on01 Mar 2024
Last Friday marked the second encounter between our U15 football team and the team from ESchool, one of the largest international schools in Ho Chi Minh City. In the 4-4 draw in the first leg on the opponent’s campus, both teams showed no mercy. The return match took place at our sports venue. The IGS Selection took an early...
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INTERNATIONAL MOTHER-TONGUE DAY

Posted on01 Mar 2024
Here it comes again, International Mother Tongue Language Day is observed globally every year on February 21st to recognise and promote linguistic and cultural diversity. On this special occassion, our students from Classes 6 to 12 completed a project “International Mother Language Day” where they were encouraged to write some favourite slang in their mother tongues and then design...
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Board games

Posted on01 Mar 2024
In their most recent art project, our class 7 students have been developing their own boardgames. They worked in groups and discussed some of their favourite games, then began to plan how they could build their own games. They were encouraged to consider the different aspects of their game design from the rulebook, the board and the packaging to...
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