Bustling spring opening atmosphere at Greenfield School
05/02/2025
After a long Tet holiday, our students returned to school today in a joyful and excited atmosphere. The campus became lively with laughter, greetings, and cheerful conversations among students and teachers.
In the warm and welcoming classrooms, teachers enthusiastically organized various lively New Year activities for the students, such as the first writing of the year and engaging icebreaker games. These activities not only helped students review key knowledge but also deepened their understanding of traditional Tet customs.
As per tradition, at the beginning of each new year, lucky money were given to students by Greenfield School and their homeroom teachers. Beyond bringing good fortune, these lucky money carried heartfelt wishes for peace and encouragement, inspiring students to step into the new year with energy and determination.
Tet may still linger in our students' hearts with memories of reunion and togetherness, but now is the time to reset, get back into the learning rhythm, set new goals, and be ready to conquer new challenges.
The Year of the Snake symbolizes new beginnings, perseverance, adaptability, and growth. Greenfield School wishes all students a year of successful learning, great achievements, and endless inspiration!
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