Cay Tre Vietnamese Language School organizes Children's Day celebration
WVR - On May 31, in the joyful atmosphere of International Children's Day June 1, Cay Tre Vietnamese Language School in Japan organized a Children's Day celebration for its students.
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| The children participated in various interactive activities, group games, quizzes, and received meaningful gifts from the school. (Source: Cay Tre Vietnamese Language School) |
The school regularly maintains community activities to provide students with a natural and lively approach to the Vietnamese language.
During this special event, the children engaged in various interactive activities, group games, quizzes, and received meaningful gifts from the school. The cheerful laughter created a warm and memorable Children's Day for them.
According to the organizers, this is not only an occasion for the children to play and relax after school hours but also an opportunity to strengthen the bond between students, parents, and teachers, while helping the children become more confident in communication and group activities.
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| This is not only an occasion for the children to play and relax after school hours but also an opportunity to strengthen the bond between students, parents, and teachers. (Source: Cay Tre Vietnamese Language School) |
Besides teaching Vietnamese, Cay Tre Vietnamese Language School always focuses on creating a friendly learning environment, helping students gain a deeper understanding of culture, history, and national traditions.
Community activities such as Children's Day, Mid-Autumn Festival, cultural exchanges, or competitions about Vietnam are regularly maintained by the school to provide students with a natural and lively approach to the Vietnamese language.
Le Thuong, Principal of Cay Tre Vietnamese Language School, shared that the school's primary goal is not only for the children to read and write Vietnamese but also to preserve beautiful memories of Vietnamese culture throughout their childhood.
“We always strive to make each school day not just a Vietnamese language lesson but also a day of joy. Through activities like Children's Day or the Mid-Autumn Festival, the children have more opportunities to make friends, understand more about national culture, and take pride in their Vietnamese heritage,” Le Thuong stated.
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| A colorful corner at the event. (Source: Cay Tre Vietnamese Language School) |
Parents also "relived their childhood" with their children. In recent years, along with the development of the Vietnamese community in Japan, the demand for Vietnamese language learning among expatriate children has been increasing. Many community Vietnamese language classes have been established, contributing to helping the younger generation maintain their mother tongue and strengthen their connection with their homeland.
Through educational and community activities, Cay Tre Vietnamese Language School aims not only to help the children learn Vietnamese but also to nurture a love for their roots and preserve the Vietnamese cultural identity within the Vietnamese community in Japan.
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