No longer just familiar chocolate bars, in front of our little Wolves was a whole “story” behind the sweetness they love every day. From humble cacao beans, the children discovered for the first time that creating a small piece of…
Bright smiles, curious eyes, and tiny excited steps turned a simple field trip into a vibrant day at B-Zone – where every corner brought a different kind of joy At Sedbergh Vietnam – CVK, every field trip is more than…
For kindergarten children, martial arts are not about complex techniques, but a journey that helps them understand their bodies, build confidence, and learn emotional control through movement. Through age-appropriate activities, our little Wolves gradually develop many important skills: At Sedbergh…
The Experience Day at Sedbergh Vietnam – CVK brought children a day filled with joy and discovery, where the wonders of the ocean came to life through a series of exciting, play-based activities. From delightful performances by Sedbergh Vietnam students…
For young children, science does not begin with textbooks – it starts with curiosity, in little hands eager to explore and eyes ready to ask questions. In the journey of discovering how grass jelly leaves transform and set, Butterfly 2…
In modern early childhood education, research has shown that children learn most effectively through play – when curiosity is guided naturally rather than imposed. With LEGO building activities, each experience is not merely entertainment, but a multi-layered learning process: At…
Carefully tied ropes, thoughtfully colored and decorated pieces… little “bases” gradually came to life across the Wolf House. As part of the Little Adventurers Camp, our young explorers worked together to build their own class bases, share joyful moments, enjoy…
Professional Development Day (PD Day) at Sedbergh Vietnam – CVK is a special “working day” where teachers come together to learn, share, and renew their energy for the journey of nurturing little students. Through discussions and exchanges within the “4…
During the Environmental Project Week, the Little Wolves were given a special mission: to help care for their beloved school. From cleaning the classroom and hallways, wiping toys, to watering plants around the campus, every child enthusiastically lent a “little…
Using familiar materials such as leaves, plastic buttons, watercolors, and paper, the little Wolves worked together to create a giant colorful artwork carrying heartfelt messages like “Less smoke and dust – More green” and “Love the Earth.” With guidance from…
