Posted On: 4 July, 2025
TNIS is proud to celebrate the incredible achievements of our 5th-grade students at the Vietnam Schools Debating Championship (VSDC) Final Round on June 29!
🏆 Individual Highlights:
2nd Place – Minjae Kim (Trophy)
9th Place – Woobin Cho (Gold Medal)
11th Place – Gunhong Lee (Gold Medal)
12th Place – Yumin Jeon (Silver Medal)
14th Place – Woojin Jang (Silver Medal)
22nd Place – Lucy (Silver Medal)
🏆 Team Excellence:
3rd Place – Lucy, Yumin Jeon, Minjae Kim (Trophy) – TNIS P3 Team
4th Place – Gunhong Lee, Woojin Jang, Woobin Cho (Gold Medal) – TNIS P1 Team
🗣️ Debate Showcase:
Minjae Kim was selected to represent the elementary team in the showcase debate — a huge honor!
A heartfelt thank-you goes out to all the dedicated teachers who have supported and guided our young debaters every step of the way — especially to Principal Terri Pham, whose leadership and encouragement continue to inspire our students to shine!
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