Posted On: 3 April, 2025
Taking their skills beyond the classroom, they hosted a heartwarming Reading Buddies Morning at Shine Bilingual Kindergarten, where books became the bridge between young minds and big dreams.
Through engaging storytelling and interactive reading sessions, our students didn’t just share their love for books—they also inspired, guided, and uplifted the little learners at Shine Kindergarten, making reading an adventure to cherish. In the process, they honed their own reading, speaking, and listening abilities while demonstrating compassion, confidence, and a true global mindset.
We’re beyond proud of our students for embracing this opportunity to lead with kindness and make a lasting impact. Keep shining, young changemakers!
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University Scholarship Pathways for IB and AP Graduates from Vietnam
University scholarship pathways for IB and AP graduates from Vietnam depend first on your child’s passport, not just their grades. This 2026 guide for Indian, Korean, Chinese and Japanese expat families in Hanoi explains ASEAN scholarship eligibility and home-country special admission routes. It also covers US need-blind aid, UK and Hong Kong entry requirements, visa changes, and the documents to start collecting from Grade 9. Book a pathway consultation with True North’s university counselors.
October
13
How to Digitise Your Child's Transcript Before an International School Transfer (2026 Guide for Families in Hanoi)
How to digitise your child’s transcript before an international school transfer in Hanoi. This 2026 guide covers what counts as an official record in India, China, Korea, Japan and Vietnam. It shows how to export verifiable copies from DigiLocker, Gov24 and học bạ số, and how to translate and explain grading scales. It also sets out when Vietnam’s new Apostille rules actually apply, so your child’s file is right first time.
October
12
Cognia Accreditation: What It Means for Your Child’s Diploma (A Guide for Expat Families in Vietnam)
This guide for expat and English-speaking families in Vietnam explains what Cognia does and does not cover
