Vietnam Australia International School offers free preschool trial week
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At a glance
- Vietnam Australia International School is offering children aged 2 and older a free weeklong trial of its international bilingual preschool program for the 2026-2027 school year.
- Children will join regular classes, play, experiential and extracurricular activities, while families receive feedback on their adjustment and interests.
- The school says its Cambridge pathway runs from preschool through Grade 12 across six Ho Chi Minh City campuses.
Vietnam Australia International School is inviting children as young as 2 to spend a full week in its international bilingual preschool program without committing to enrollment.
The trial is designed to give children and their families a direct look at daily school life. Children will take part as regular students, joining lessons, playtime, experiential activities and extracurricular programs under the international Cambridge bilingual curriculum.
For parents, the week offers more than a campus tour or admissions consultation. They can observe how their child interacts with teachers and classmates, joins activities and adapts to a new routine. After the trial, the school will share feedback on the childโs participation and level of integration, along with observations about interests and needs.
VAS says preschool students begin the Cambridge international program at age 3 and can follow the pathway through Grade 12, a 15-year educational track. Students learn English while also studying subjects such as mathematics, science, the digital world and AI, and wellbeing in English.
The school says it has 22 years of experience operating an international bilingual education model in Vietnam. It currently offers three Cambridge-based pathways from preschool to Grade 12, including dual qualifications, and operates six Cambridge campuses in Ho Chi Minh City. On Aug. 17, it welcomed nearly 8,000 students for the new school year.
Originally published by Tuแปi Trแบป in Vietnamese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.