Student life High School for Gifted Students, Hanoi National University of Education

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1 student life

1.1 ptctimes
1.2 sags
1.3 mccm
1.4 eclub
1.5 cdt
1.6 movie relief
1.7 csf
1.8 c3
1.9 aso
1.10 et magic
1.11 he
1.12 other extracurricular activities





student life
ptctimes

ptctimes newspaper of hnue high school. first issue published in december 2006. there approximately 60 pages in each issue. number of pages devoted difficulties in studying. each newspaper has interview teacher or student. recreation column deals music, games , sport. ptc media oldest club in csp.


sags

sags abbreviation studying abroad gifted students - organization concerning studying abroad orientation , english learning development. founded in 2008, through 6 years of working seriously, enthusiastically , effectively, sags has created many helpful , interesting activities: - founded , has administrated english club since 2009. - administrating 2 pages on facebook: ysags , sags.csp , bring students helpful knowledge, information , video clips studying abroad , learning english. - holding big annual events: english speaking contest u-talk , english singing contest stereo hearts . - hosting many conferences on studying abroad presence of universities representatives, famous lecturers, etc. around world such ebroad - studying abroad orientation , developing english through seminars. - holding , attending, supporting meaningful voluntary events: imflow (at national institute of hematology , blood transfusion), youth day (in hanoi), vitamin smile (at national hospital of pediatrics). - christmas free transporting cards , gifts program: christmas hearts transporter . - annual prom on halloween night. - co-operating other organizations hold big events: lemon’s day (the biggest series of voluntary events in hanoi students), breakfast (annual orientation program first year students), puzzles (a debate club of hanoi students), etc.


mccm

school music club students passionated music can rehearsed , share joy of music. club participated in school performances, having own music events.


eclub

with slogan english can lead u beyond , eclub 1 , english club students of csp


cdt

the abbreviation csp dance team .


movie relief

the cinema charitable activities. money buying tickets used charity.


csf

csf abbreviation csp sporting federation , first sport organization in school history. founded in 2013, csf focuses on promoting 3 main sports soccer, basketball , badminton, holding both intramural , interscholastic competition each sport. winning teams represent school in city tournaments.


c3

c3 stands chuyen su pham (csp) cubing club .


aso

aso abbreviation apply science organization .


et magic

the first magic team teammates can show own skills in magic tricks.


he

abbreviation history , history club founded in 2016.


other extracurricular activities

camping or sightseeing: during summer vacation, school organizes short tours students. these activities may replaced camping.
clubs: there sport clubs, english club, physics club, mathematics club (online) , readle, literature appreciation club, students. sport clubs, physics club , mathematics club founded in 2013-2014. readle focuses not upon book discussion organises slam poetry sessions.






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