ALASKA ACADEMY: GRADE 1 STUDENTS’ MEMORABLE FIRST FIELD TRIP

Today, the Grade 1 students of Alaska Academy embarked on a truly memorable experience: their first-ever field trip outside the classroom. They explored and learned at the Ba Dinh Historical-Cultural Complex.

The children were thrilled as they ran around the breezy Ba Dinh Square and strolled through the lush garden where President Ho Chi Minh lived and worked for the last 15 years of his life.

At the Ho Chi Minh Museum, the students received guidance from museum staff. They not only viewed images and documents about Uncle Ho’s journey to save the country but also got to make rubber sandals – the very sandals that accompanied him across continents.

Despite being the youngest in the school, the Grade 1 students received praise from the teachers and staff for their eagerness to learn, good behavior, and politeness. This field trip is just the beginning of many exciting experiences ahead for the Grade 1 students of Alaska Academy. Let’s continue to walk together, bravely experience new things, and always keep dreaming!