Posted On: 22 January, 2026
The school is delighted to announce our Vietnamese Tet Celebration 2026, taking place on:
📅 Friday, February 6th, 2026
📍 School campus
This annual cultural event celebrates the beauty of Vietnamese Lunar New Year traditions while offering meaningful, hands-on experiences for students, parents, and the school community.
Event highlights include:
The festival is designed to foster cultural appreciation, joyful connection, and a strong start to the new year—especially for our international students discovering Vietnamese traditions through immersive experiences.
True North warmly invite our community to join us in celebrating a joyful, meaningful, and culturally rich Vietnamese Tet 2026 together.
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