Building Connection: Shattuck-St. Mary’s at the Japanese Association Annual Party

Shattuck-St. Mary’s International School Vietnam (SSM-VN) recently had the pleasure of participating in the annual event hosted by the Japanese Association in Vietnam. This prestigious event provided a valuable platform for SSM-VN to connect with members of the Japanese community, build relationships, and share information about the unique educational experience offered by the school.

The event was a resounding success, providing a vibrant and engaging atmosphere for networking and cultural exchange. SSM-VN representatives had the opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations with members of the Japanese community, including parents, professionals, and business leaders.

A key highlight of the event was a presentation by Mr. Darrin Barker, Kindergarten and Elementary Principle at SSM-VN. The presentation provided an overview of the school’s rich history, academic philosophy, and the unique benefits of an SSM-VN education.

He emphasized the school’s commitment to providing a well-rounded education that fosters intellectual curiosity, personal growth, and global citizenship. The presentation highlighted the school’s rigorous academic program, its world-class athletic facilities, and its vibrant arts and extracurricular activities.

The presentation also touched upon the school’s commitment to providing a supportive and inclusive environment for all students, regardless of their cultural background. SSM-VN values diversity and recognizes the importance of creating a global learning community where students from different cultures can learn from each other and thrive.

The event provided a valuable opportunity for SSM-VN to build relationships with the Japanese community and raise awareness about the unique educational opportunities offered by the school. These connections will be invaluable as SSM-VN continues to attract and support students from diverse backgrounds.

The event was a resounding success, providing a vibrant and engaging atmosphere for networking and cultural exchange. SSM-VN representatives had the opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations with members of the Japanese community, including parents, professionals, and business leaders.

The event provided a valuable opportunity for SSM-VN to build relationships with the Japanese community and raise awareness about the unique educational opportunities offered by the school. These connections will be invaluable as SSM-VN continues to attract and support students from diverse backgrounds.