🌎✨ The 5th graders wrote poems

🌎✨ The 5th graders wrote poems, created crafts and posters, and even soiled their hands as they celebrated Earth Day! Through these simple yet meaningful activities, they are learning to do their part in caring for their beloved home — Planet Earth. 🌱💚

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Grade 4 conducted research and then worked in teams

Grade 4 conducted research and then worked in teams to create posters from recycled materials celebrating Earth Day

Our Grade 5 authors proudly donated the storybooks they wrote during Literacy Week

Our Grade 5 authors proudly donated the storybooks they wrote during Literacy Week—turning their creativity into a gift for others. 📚✨ Through this journey, they strengthened their writing skills, grammar, creativity, and digital literacy in meaningful ways. A beautiful milestone to look back on as they step forward into higher education! We also invite you to read the flipbooks using the links below. Enjoy! https://online.fliphtml5.com/scgih/lztr/ The Story of the Kirillimson Brothers and Andrew Williams by Lucas https://online.fliphtml5.com/scgih/ndro/ The Story of Daniel Crowe by Khoa https://online.fliphtml5.com/scgih/htso/ A Clock's Demise by Bao Anh https://online.fliphtml5.com/scgih/fdgf/ Rubik's Cube's The Traveler’s Adventure by Almu https://online.fliphtml5.com/scgih/kybz/ Anna's Diaries by Anna

What a joyful and meaningful Literacy Week Assembly!

What a joyful and meaningful Literacy Week Assembly! So worth every bit of preparation — and so much learning wrapped in fun. Our teachers and students worked incredibly hard, bringing stories to life through favorite book character dress-ups, awards for young authors and book illustrators, inspiring essays and speeches, engaging drama and puppet shows, spelling challenges, and interactive station activities. It was a celebration of creativity, confidence, imagination, and a growing love for books — a beautiful reminder that when a school reads together, it grows together.

Our Fun Camp Read-Away was in full swing as we celebrated Literacy Week!

Our Fun Camp Read-Away was in full swing as we celebrated Literacy Week! Through joyful reading, storytelling, and creative activities, we aimed to nurture confident readers, spark imagination, and build a lifelong love for books—spreading the excitement for reading from one child to another. Here’s to turning pages, growing minds, and letting the love of books catch on everywhere!

One of the highlight activities of Literacy Month is ‘Parents as Storytellers

One of the highlight activities of Literacy Month is ‘Parents as Storytellers,’ where parents are invited to read and share stories with the children to foster a love of reading, build confidence, and strengthen the home–school connection. Thank you, Mr. Paul, for your great support.

Ms. Ulpan, Mom of Almu from Grade 5, shared with us what she has been reading

Ms. Ulpan, Mom of Almu from Grade 5, shared with us what she has been reading—Physics of the Future by Michio Kaku. It was an eye-opener and exciting insight into advancing technology. From robots and artificial intelligence to space travel, the discussion sparked curiosity and big ideas among our learners. We love seeing our school community share inspiring reads that make us think about the future in bold and imaginative ways!

Dr. Thanh, with over 10 years of storytelling experience with her children

Dr. Thanh, with over 10 years of storytelling experience with her children, Khoa and Robin, shared a warm and captivating story with a touching moral that truly engaged our 5th graders. Her message is sure to leave a lasting impact on them. We were also blessed with book gifts and goodies—such a special treat! 📚✨