What happens when students begin their learning from the things they truly care about?
At Viet Nam Tinh Hoa – The Futures School, the PYP Exhibition 2026 gave Grade 5 students the opportunity to turn their personal interests into meaningful research projects. From animals, football and dance to art, illusion, magic, crystals, Vietnamese history, disabilities and neurodiversity, each topic opened a different way for students to explore the world around them.
Throughout the process, students developed their ideas through questions, interviews, research materials and presentations. Step by step, they learned how to look deeper into an issue, connect information from different sources and express their thinking with greater clarity and confidence.
This year’s PYP Exhibition also welcomed students from The American School for a visit and exchange. The conversations with peers brought new perspectives to the projects, giving VNTH students the chance to introduce their ideas, listen to feedback and share their points of view with a wider audience.
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More than a final exhibition at the end of Primary School, the PYP Exhibition is a reflection of how students have grown through inquiry. It shows how each question, each search for answers and each conversation can help students become more thoughtful, independent and confident in using their voice.
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At VNTH, students are encouraged not only to present what they have learned, but also to listen, think deeply and contribute meaningful perspectives to their community. Through experiences like the PYP Exhibition, learning becomes a journey of discovery that begins with curiosity and grows into understanding,