The victory of the 2025 Olympia Champion spreads the message of the desire to learn and conquer knowledge.

Proudly spreading the joy of victory.

Watching and cheering for Bao Khanh from the Thang Long Imperial Citadel viewing point, Le Bao Chau Anh, a 10th-grade Biology 2 student from Hanoi - Amsterdam High School for Gifted Students, shared her joy at witnessing her senior win the laurel wreath. “Watching the program from beginning to end, I saw that Bao Khanh was truly outstanding. Right from the Warm-up round, he answered very quickly and accurately, achieving perfect scores in some rounds.”

Our entire specialized class is incredibly excited and proud that you brought victory to Ams High School. Your achievement not only inspires us but also motivates each student to strive harder, learn more, and be more decisive in their journey to conquer knowledge.”

The atmosphere at the Thang Long Imperial Citadel live broadcast location was one of enthusiastic support for Bao Khanh.

Le Bao Chau Anh, a student in class 10 Biology 2 at Hanoi - Amsterdam High School for Gifted Students, shared her barely concealed joy upon witnessing her senior win the laurel wreath.

Chau Anh's clear voice trembled slightly with emotion, her radiant eyes reflecting her strong belief that Bao Khanh's victory would ignite a passion for learning throughout the school, embodying the spirit of "Ams" (Ams High School) always associated with the aspiration to reach the pinnacle of knowledge.

For Trinh Phuc Hung, a 10th-grade Biology 1 student at Hanoi - Amsterdam High School for Gifted Students, this is not only a personal victory for Bao Khanh, but also a source of pride for the entire school, especially the Biology specialized class.

Hung shared that from the Warm-up round to the Acceleration round, Bao Khanh displayed outstanding performance, admirable composure, and confidence. "Watching Khanh compete, I was really excited. The entire Biology class was thrilled and proud to have such an excellent senior. Khanh is the pride of the whole class," Hung said.

Beyond just joy, Hung's senior's victory ignited a new source of motivation. The 10th-grade student said he has always loved intellectual competitions like Olympia, and Bao Khanh's journey of hard work is a role model for him to follow.

"Khanh has inspired me a lot. I will try my best to become the 'second winner' to bring the laurel wreath back to Ams High School," Hung shared.

Trinh Phuc Hung, a student in class 10 Biology 1 at Hanoi - Amsterdam High School for Gifted Students, shared that this is not only a victory for Bao Khanh personally, but also a source of pride for the entire school, especially the Biology specialized class.

Proof of "Amser's spirit"

Ms. Tran Thuy Duong, Principal of Hanoi - Amsterdam High School for Gifted Students, shared that over 3,000 students, 6,000 parents, and thousands of alumni from across the country are following this victory with emotion and pride. This is a priceless gift on the occasion of the school's fortieth anniversary, a memorable milestone in the continuous efforts of the school's teachers and students.

According to the Principal of Hanoi - Amsterdam High School for Gifted Students, the character of Ams students like Bao Khanh is not only formed during classroom lessons, but also honed through extracurricular activities, clubs, and community programs. There, they learn teamwork, leadership skills, and responsibility to themselves and the group. Regardless of their position, Ams students always maintain their unique identity: confident, ambitious, and constantly creative.

Teachers, parents, and students cheered and encouraged Bao Khanh.

The pride of embodying the "Ams spirit" radiates from the victory of the 25th Olympia champion.

"We believe that Bao Khanh's victory will spread the message of aspiration for learning and conquering knowledge to every student. Today's success is not only a personal glory but also a shared pride, affirming that every effort is worthwhile and every dream, if nurtured persistently, can become a reality," said Ms. Tran Thuy Duong.