Posted On: 29 July, 2025
We’re proud to announce that Phan Ngoc Vy (Grade 12I) has been officially accepted to present her research at the 15th Asia-Pacific Conference of Human Genetics (APCHG 2025) this November in Indonesia!
Vy’s project — focused on Genomics and Neurodevelopmental Disorders — will be exhibited as a displayed poster (DP-31) in the Complex Genomics section at the conference, held this November 4–8 in Indonesia. As part of the exhibition, her e-poster will be shown continuously on LED displays alongside work from top scientists and professionals from across the Asia-Pacific.
As the youngest student researcher among professionals, Vy continues to represent the academic excellence and fearless curiosity of TNIS students on the global stage.
Congratulations, Vy and Dr. Objoon!
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November
11
Storytelling contest - stories that spark imagination!
The final round of the English Literacy – Storytelling Contest for Bilingual Elementary students was truly a celebration of creativity and confidence!
October
30
Luminescence final product - unfolding history through student eyes
Wrapping up the Social Studies project “Luminescence: Honoring the Legacy of Our Predecessors,” TNISers from Grades 6A and 7A concluded their meaningful learning journey with a series of creative research reports and infographic designs.
October
27
Le Anh Thu (12I) accepted to Monash and UTS!
Huge congratulations to Le Anh Thu (12I) who has received university acceptance letters from Monash University and the University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
