[Wellbeing Initiatives 2025–2026] Honoring 8 Outstanding Physical Wellbeing Initiatives – When A Healthy Body Becomes The Foundation For A Resilient Mind

A healthy body empowers students to maintain positive energy, enhance concentration, regulate emotions, and learn more effectively. In Season 2 of Wellbeing Initiatives, the Physical Wellbeing category became a space where Vinsers transformed small daily habits into meaningful changes, with 623 initiatives implemented across the Vinschool system.

From “Comic Wall,” which shares health knowledge through comics, and the “Smart Health Box” featuring random movement challenges, to projects tracking daily water intake, building balanced meal plans, and encouraging movement habits right in the classroom — each initiative introduced creative, relatable, and practical approaches that inspire students to take proactive care of their physical wellbeing every day.

More importantly, this journey was never taken alone. It is also a story of companionship, encouragement, and the spread of positive energy among friends, teachers, and families, all working together to build a healthier, more connected, and vibrant school community.

Let’s look back at 8 outstanding initiatives in the Physical Wellbeing category through the photo series below and stay tuned for the Wellbeing Initiatives Recognition Ceremony, taking place on May 16!

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In the 2024–2025 academic year, Vinschool officially launched the Wellbeing Initiatives program for the first time under the theme “Wellbeing for Better Learning.” More than raising awareness, the program encourages concrete actions to support mental wellbeing in schools. In its very first season, over 5,000 initiatives were registered, engaging nearly 22,000 students, teachers, and parents, helping spread awareness and meaningful wellbeing practices throughout the entire Vinschool community.

Through the Wellbeing Initiatives program, Vinschool was honored at the QS Reimagine Education Awards 2025 — a prestigious international award often referred to as the “Oscars of Global Education” — in the category of “Nurturing Wellbeing & Purpose.”