Looking Back on the School Tour 2025 - Green sprouts to school

At four participating schools, including Giang Bien Secondary School, Viet-Australia Hanoi School, Gia Thuong Primary School, and Xuan Dinh Primary School, the Green Eyes – Youth for Environment ambassadors and the volunteer team brought vibrant and engaging activities to more than 5,500 students.

The students transformed into little “environmental heroes” as they played games like “Rescue the baby turtle,” “Waste sorting challenge,” “Crocodile on shore,” and “Recycle and connect.” Concepts that are often abstract or hard to grasp, such as “white pollution” or “zero-waste lifestyle,” suddenly became relatable and easy to understand.

The students learned that protecting the environment is not something distant or complicated; instead, it can begin with simple daily actions like throwing trash in the right place, saving water, and reusing everyday items. The program extended these engaging lessons with hands-on activities such as planting trees and donating waste-sorting bins to the schools, helping turn waste sorting and reducing single-use plastics into habits they can practice every day in class.

In addition, For Vietnamese Stature Foundation (VSF) and TH Group presented the students with 2,000 glasses of TH true MILK as a small gift to encourage their learning and play.

As School Tour 2025 comes to an end, VSF extends heartfelt thanks to the school leadership, teachers, students at all four schools, and the dedicated volunteers who contributed to the success and the meaningful impact of School Tour 2025 - Green sprouts to school.

Let’s revisit the green-filled journey of School Tour 2025 in the video below!