The Mid-Autumn Festival, or Tết Trung Thu, is a cherished highlight in Vietnamese preschools, eagerly anticipated by children each year. This vibrant celebration, steeped in cultural richness, fills young hearts with joy and fosters a deep connection to tradition, making it
An international preschool educator in Vietnam: the story of teacher Reachard, Principal of PhamSchool in Hanoi – part 2 KidsOnline is thrilled to engage in an exclusive interview with Teacher Reachard Kurlerwurleh Ishurler, Principal of Cambridge PhamSchool Kindergarten in Hanoi. In
KidsOnline had the privilege to sit down with Mr. Reachard Kurlerwurleh Ishurler, Principal of PhamSchool Cambridge Kindergarten in Hanoi. With over 12 years of international teaching experience, Principal Reachard shares his journey and the unique strengths that make PhamSchool a standout choice for early
In Vietnamese preschools, traditional games like Blindfolded Goat Catching and O An Quan are cherished staples, weaving joy and learning into daily activities. Though simple in design, these folk games impart profound lessons, fostering essential life skills while celebrating the rich
In preschools and kindergartens, where children are learning, playing, and sharing space closely every day, the risk of contagious diseases spreading quickly is high. Among the most common and concerning illnesses in early childhood education settings is Hand, Foot and Mouth
In Vietnam, the beloved song At Home, Mom Is Also a Teacher serves as a powerful symbol of the deep connection between parents and preschool teachers. Its heartfelt lyrics celebrate mothers as educators at home, working hand-in-hand with teachers to nurture
In Vietnam, naptime in preschools transcends mere rest, standing as a cultural pillar that nurtures young learners. This midday tradition allows children to recharge, supporting their learning, growth, and emotional well-being. Parents view it as an essential act of care, while
In Vietnam, kindergarten graduation ceremonies are heartfelt celebrations that mark a child’s early learning journey. Typically held for five-year-olds, these events radiate joy as young graduates shine in their moment of recognition. Parents beam with pride, marveling at their children’s growth,
Vietnam’s preschools are thoughtfully structured into three age-based levels: Toddler class (ages 1-3), Middle class (ages 3-4), and Senior class (ages 4-6)—each tailored to meet the distinct developmental needs of young learners. Guided by the philosophy “each child, one step forward,”
Play is not just fun—it is essential for a child’s holistic development. At KidsOnline, we believe every moment of play is an opportunity for children to learn, grow, and thrive. Join us in exploring International Day of Play 2025 and discover
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