Annual Art Event “Gió Đầu Mùa” Returns with the Theme Winter Symphony

After five successful seasons, the Gió Đầu Mùa event has returned this year in a dazzling Christmas spirit. No matter where it is celebrated, Christmas always holds a special meaning — a season of love, sharing, and warm gatherings. For SenTia School, Gió Đầu Mùa 2025 was created from that very spirit.

From the lively corners of the fair to the stage of the Winter Symphony art contest, young artists of SenTia School were given opportunities to step out of their comfort zones and discover joy by overcoming challenges they once thought difficult. Here, art was not distant or abstract; it became a vivid and familiar experience for each student.

In addition to the art competition, students also performed their first English play, The Little Match Girl. On that winter evening, they confidently took the stage and owned their performances. This moment showed that art is not just for appreciation — it is also a way for students to build confidence, develop language skills, and push past their personal limits.

Throughout Winter Symphony, art appeared as a natural part of school life. Ballet and jazz were not presented in distant theater halls but right on the school grounds, close to the students. The children didn’t just watch art; they felt it, observed it, and listened to it with their own emotions. The delicate movements of ballet and the soulful melodies of jazz became experiences that expanded the students’ ability to appreciate beauty.

The presence of guest artists added depth to this journey. Their performances offered students heartfelt and accessible exposure to the arts, nurturing empathy, understanding, and love for creativity.

Between artistic programs, students and their parents wandered through the festival space, enjoyed Christmas-themed foods, chatted, and captured memorable moments. In the busy rhythm of life, this provided a rare opportunity for families to truly be together and share a gentle, warm evening.

When Winter Symphony drew to a close, what lingered in people’s hearts was more than just applause and stage lights. It was the confidence students gained after rising to the challenge, the first emotional encounters with art felt through the heart, and the cherished moments of love fostered within family and community. These experiences, perhaps, are what make Gió Đầu Mùa meaningful — where art is not merely performed but becomes a part of the Happy Growing journey of SenTia School students.