Posted On: 30 June, 2024
On a sunny Wednesday, #TNIS students from grades 8A, 9A, and 10A had a memorable day embarking on an adventure to Thay Temple in Ha Tay Province, Hanoi.
This field trip combined history and art, allowing our students to experience culture and history firsthand. Joyful laughter echoed throughout the day as the school outing provided a much-needed break for students to unwind after their demanding schoolwork. The most awaited learning activity of the trip was undoubtedly the sketching workshop, where students eagerly embraced the challenge of capturing the beauty of Thay Pagoda in their own unique and creative styles.
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