TAS students’ Masterchef skills celebration continued today with a throwback to the Hispanic cuisine cooking class – a part of our Spanish studies curriculum. Students of TAS Spanish Studies had been learning about Argentinian street food, and in this class, they were cooking Argentinian empanadas made of ham and cheese.
Besides learning inside the classrooms, our students got to try and acquire a lot of other skills, one of which was baking. Let’s see how our Grade 7 students baked some delicious cookies back in the last days of the school year 2021-2022.
During the field trips to Bopbi House – a pottery studio, our Mustangs really let their creativity soar, which led them to creating cutesy pottery products that were finally delivered to the school. Let’s see how these products actually look like and once again celebrate the artistic talent of our students!
TAS Arts Week 2022 was one of the most notable annual events at TAS, and we can’t help but reminiscing about it through these cute photos of our little Mustangs joining the ES Art Workshops.
Another day means another trip down memory lane with us as we look back on our Grade 2 students’ wonderful special performance of a play called “The Strongest One”.
Here at TAS, we often love to look back at beautiful memories from the recently ended academic year 2021-2022. And this time, it is our Grade 2 students’ field trip to Vietopia that we would love to revisit through photos. TAS hopes our little Mustangs had a wonderful day learning about different occupations and jobs.
Another fun day at TAS Summer Program 2022 has passed, and we are glad to see the little ones learn new things every day. Let’s see what they learned today with the Space Exploration Camp! The planet models they made look amazing.
TAS Summer Program 2022 started today, and we were so excited to welcome both TAS students and students from outside the school to join this much anticipated program.
As the trip down memory lane continues, we can’t help but look back at MSHS students’ memorable field trip to the Southern Vietnamese Women’s Museum. The trip was part of the Vietnamese Studies curriculum, and it was a valuable opportunity for our students to learn more about the history of Southern Vietnamese women in particular and Southern Vietnamese history in general.
Although the 2021-2022 academic year has passed, it’s always a pleasure to look back at memorable moments during the school year, one of which is the MSHS students’ field trip to The Museum of Vietnamese History.
