By integrating knowledge of Social Science with artistic thinking, “Theatricalization of Literary and Historical Works” project has officially returned with the theme “National territorial sovereignty”, offering opportunities for UTS-ers to express their creativity and grow the creative talents. Additionally, the project is the playground to nurture the love of Vietnamese tradition through a fresh, modern approach, assisting students in maintaining their joy of learning while ensuring the instilling of knowledge.

After nearly 2 months of researching on the culture of the West region, the Grades 10 and 11 students have recreated the typical bustling image of Vietnam’s Western region. Aside from strengthening students’ ability in information research process and presenting ideas, the project also provided them with the opportunity to learn about the unique cultural features of the country, raising awareness and love for these Vietnamese identity values.

To decipher the mysterious hidden things, UTS-ers High School found the key to the principle of force synthesis and the balance of solids under the guidance of Physics teachers. After calculating and modeling, they have completed the “zero-gravity table” model – a table without legs but can stand firmly and bear loads of over 5kg. Hopefully, the success of the experiment has “turned the switch” on the curiosity of UTS-ers to discover the unsolved mysteries of the world.