Read the text and answer the questions
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VII. Read the text, and answer the questions,
Students choose their favourite activities easily through sporting clubs such as soccer,
basketball, badminton and swimming, or creative environments such as arts and craft work,
music, dancing, and films. In addition, those who wish to develop their critical thinking skills
can join clubs such as, chess, intellectual games, and science. Clubs are managed and guided
by foreign and Vietnamese teachers.
The school regularly organises outdoor leaming sessions, games and themed tours to historic
relics, natural environments, agricultural production units, and consumer units for students to
experience cultural activities outside of the school
curricular activities to assist students in developing essential life skills to deal effectively with
The Life Skills Education Programme has been designed through a wide range of extra-
the demands and challenges of everyday life. The programme partially supports the student
learning of core values as it helps them develop psycho-social skills.
1. Which clubs can students join to play sports?
2. Which clubs can students join to develop their creativity?
3. Which clubs can students join to improve their critical thinking skills?
4. What are the choices for field trips?
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VII. Read the text, and answer the questions,
Students choose their favourite activities easily through sporting clubs such as soccer,
basketball, badminton and swimming, or creative environments such as arts and craft work,
music, dancing, and films. In addition, those who wish to develop their critical thinking skills
can join clubs such as, chess, intellectual games, and science. Clubs are managed and guided
by foreign and Vietnamese teachers.
The school regularly organises outdoor leaming sessions, games and themed tours to historic
relics, natural environments, agricultural production units, and consumer units for students to
experience cultural activities outside of the school
curricular activities to assist students in developing essential life skills to deal effectively with
The Life Skills Education Programme has been designed through a wide range of extra-
the demands and challenges of everyday life. The programme partially supports the student
learning of core values as it helps them develop psycho-social skills.
1. Which clubs can students join to play sports?
2. Which clubs can students join to develop their creativity?
3. Which clubs can students join to improve their critical thinking skills?
4. What are the choices for field trips?