On May 30-31, the Graduation Ceremony of more than 1,200 Victoria School students took place at 17 campuses across the system. With the theme “The journey within – growing towards excellence”, the ceremony was not only an opportunity to honor the students’ efforts in studying and training, but also to mark their journey of maturity.
A proud school year
Taking the image of a boat of knowledge as the main theme, Victoria School's Graduation Ceremony reminded students of their journey to the ocean. The 2024-2025 school year is a journey with many memorable achievements. At the Graduation Ceremony, excellent "sailors" with outstanding academic and training achievements were honored after a year of continuous efforts.
Victoria School - South Saigon honors outstanding students in the 2024-2025 school year.
Accordingly, the entire system has more than 130 student awards from international, national to city and district levels in many fields such as Mathematics, English, Programming Technology, Sports and Arts, etc., affirming the capacity, courage and spirit of continuous learning of the Victoria student generation.
Notable examples include: National Gold Medal and International Silver Medal at HKICO International Informatics Olympiad (Yab Pham Minh Trung, class 5.1); Silver Medal at Asia- Pacific Arts Festival (Do Thien Minh, class 4.1), Gold Medal at National Public Speaking Competition (Tran Gia Han 12.1), Gold Medal at Math Challenge Singapore 2024 (Bui Anh Minh, class 7.1),...
In addition, the students also shine in many competitions and playgrounds both inside and outside the school, such as: Victoria Got Talent, Spelling Bee, National Public Speaking, Sports Festival, Project Week... All create a colorful picture of a dynamic and multi-dimensional school year.
MSc. Christopher Bradley shared at the end of school year ceremony of Victoria School - South Saigon.
Sharing at the ceremony, MSc. Christopher Bradley - Deputy General Director in charge of professional affairs, General Principal of Victoria School - South Saigon - shared: "We are extremely proud of the achievements that the students have achieved. With each competition, each playground, it is a journey of learning and experience that the school brings, so that the students not only "compete" but also develop their potential".
Victoria Preschool Graduation Ceremony.
The journey of growing up every day
During the past school year, in addition to the integrated curriculum of the Ministry of Education and Training and the Cambridge International program, Victoria School students had rich experiences to hone their skills and knowledge.
The business experience program at more than 10 leading enterprises along with field trips and practical excursions have helped students connect theory with practice, shaping their skills and global citizenship mindset. At the same time, combining teaching through projects, building student councils, organizing clubs, and house group activities helps students develop their strengths and team leadership abilities.
MSc. David Rynne - Principal of Victoria School - Riverside - said: “Each student is a unique journey, an independent individual with their own dreams, talents and potentials. The school's mission is not only to teach knowledge, but also to arouse passion, inspire and nurture courage so that students dare to discover themselves and reach for the best.”
MSc. David Rynne - Principal of Victoria School - Riverside - spoke at the ceremony.
In particular, the two most outstanding projects of the school year – STEAM for Girls and the Musical “The Magic Crossbow” – have left a deep impression not only on students but also on all parents and teachers.
While STEAM for Girls empowers and encourages girls to pursue science and technology through creative experiences, the musical “The Magic Crossbow” is an elaborate artistic playground, combining history, music and performance, marking a milestone in turning school musicals into professional art stages for Victoria School students.
Victoria School students reenact the musical “The Magic Crossbow” on the Graduation Ceremony stage.
A series of experiential activities for parents and students such as Afternoon Tea Party, Lunch with Mom, Movie Day, Spring Festival, etc. were also organized during the past school year, helping students nurture their emotions and bond more with friends and relatives.
The ships of knowledge continue to set sail
At the ceremony, Victoria School students also expressed their gratitude to their parents and teachers who have accompanied them throughout the school year. In particular, the graduation ceremony for senior students left many emotions for students and parents. To conquer the ocean of knowledge, the school, teachers and students of Victoria School need to continue to make efforts.
In her graduation gown, Tran Gia Han, a 12.1 student, shared: “Victoria is not just a school, but a second home, where we find our passion, friends, great teachers and ourselves. We carry those values with us as we continue our journey forward – confident, courageous and ready to conquer new milestones.”
Graduation cap tossing ceremony of students of Victoria School - South Saigon.
The end of school year ceremony will be the starting point of new journeys. With that spirit, the knowledge boats of Victoria School will continue to set sail, affirming their pioneering role in creating a happy learning environment – where each student will become a better version of themselves.
Victoria School is a Cambridge International Bilingual School System following the UNESCO Happy School model, where students can access international education right in Vietnam at a reasonable cost.
At Victoria School, students are immersed in a smart, safe, friendly, natural and positive-energy learning space. The learning community at Victoria School always acts and behaves greenly, pioneers in mastering technology, lives kindly and responsibly.
Contact information:
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Website: victoriaschool.edu.vn
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