Vinsers of Imperia secondary school expand real-world knowledge through outdoor experiences – Spring Festivals 2024

Friday, 22/03/2024, 16:03 (GMT)

The secondary school students of Vinschool Imperia had the opportunity to expand their practical knowledge, enhance their skills, and experience cultural activities during the traditional Tet holiday of the Vietnamese people through an outdoor trip to Ban Rom, Soc Son, Hanoi, on the occasion of the Lunar New Year festival in the past January.

At the Spring Festival 2024, Vinsers had the opportunity to experience a variety of beneficial activities, directly connecting with the knowledge of Vietnamese studies, history, literature, and fine arts – subjects that guide them towards the core values of the nation, its stories, and enduring traditions, helping them to further appreciate the beauty within the Vietnamese consciousness and be proud of their ancestral heritage.

INSPIRING PATRIOTISM, SPIRIT OF DISCOVERY, AND HONORING THE VALUE OF HISTORY

The Vinsers Imperia had a visit to Phu Dong Temple, Soc Temple, and Non Nuoc Pagoda to further understand the heroic tradition of fighting against invaders and preserving the country’s sovereignty, as well as to appreciate the unique architecture of ancient temples and pagodas in Hanoi.

DEVELOPING PHYSICAL FITNESS, AND NOURISHING TEAM SPIRIT

During the outdoor trip, Vinsers had the opportunity to immerse themselves in the festive atmosphere of the ‘Village Festival’ during Tet with interactive folk games such as capture the flag, shuttlecock throwing, blindfolded drumming, etc., helping them both to improve physical fitness, agility, and quick thinking, and to broaden their understanding of customs across the country.

Vinsers had the opportunity to immerse themselves in the festive atmosphere of the ‘Village Festival’ during Tet such as capture the flag, shuttlecock throwing, blindfolded drumming…

PROMOTING CREATIVITY, HONORING CULTURAL AND ARTISTIC VALUES

In the Spring Festival, Vinsers showcased talent, creativity, and skillfulness through competitions such as making square sticky rice cakes (bánh chưng), crafting lanterns, decorating cherry blossom flowers, and writing meaningful calligraphy letters on pink rice paper – products deeply imbued with Vietnamese folk culture.

Vinsers showcased talent, creativity through competitions such as making square sticky rice cakes, crafting lanterns, decorating cherry blossom flowers and writing calligraphy letters on pink rice paper

After the experiential session, Vinser 9A1 Đỗ Ngọc Thảo Linh shared: “The experiential journey was truly a memorable day for me. Through activities deeply rooted in Vietnamese culture, we had the opportunity to delve deeper into the local history. I now understand and love Vietnamese culture even more.”