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At Westlink International School Hanoi, children grade 4-9 students enjoy fun-filled days through hands-on engineering challenges, building and launching rockets, designing mission patches, and even tasting authentic astronaut food.
Especially, the program ends with certification, and students also receive their Astronaut Trainee Wings.
In our IB World School, students explore new passions, build meaningful friendships and grow in confidence while having fun in a safe and engaging environment.
Students learn from expert teachers and support staff passionate about inspiring a love for learning. Low student-to-teacher ratio ensure every child receives personal attention and care throughout the program.
Students build essential life skills, engaging in sport sessions, creative workshops, outdoor exploration and cooking sessions, including leadership, problem-solving and collaboration.
At our international school in Hanoi, the campus welcomes children from all schools grade 4 to 9, offering the perfect chance to experience our vibrant community and enjoy discovery and excitement.
Students enjoy fun-filled days with exciting activities and outdoor excursions to grow curiosity and confidence.
Dive into interactive lessons and real-world applications as you explore the fundamentals of space technology, exploration, and innovation.
Every space mission has its own mission patch. Students will learn about the secrets hidden in some existing patches and then each 'crew' will get creative to design a patch that reflects the team members and their mission. They will present their finished designs at the graduation ceremony.
Learn about rocket propulsion systems including liquid fuel rocket engines, solid fuel rocket motors, their advantages and disadvantages. Students will build individual model rockets with an engine mount, parachute recovery system, payload section, and nose cone.
Students learn about the capsules that astronauts travel to and from space in and explore design concepts such as: shape, engineering a heat shield, and reusability.
From a brief history of Space Exploration to learning what it’s like to live and work in space whilst using educational curriculum from NASA, ESA (European Space Agency), and others. Students will come away with an understanding of international space programmes and their place in space.
On the last programme day students will participate in a graduation ceremony to receive their certificate of completion, astronaut trainee wings – containing real spaceflown metal – and space awards. Family members are invited to attend the ceremony and meet the programme team.
Curious about our Spacewise Academy? Browse through our FAQs for essential information and contact our team for more details
Yes, students can come to our Spacewise Academy from any other school.
The Summer Camp runs from 8.45am to 3.00pm from Monday to Friday.
For more detailed programme, please click this link Spacewise Academy Programme
Mr. Michael was born and raised in Marblehead, Massachusetts, Michael studied business management and graduated from Bentley University in Waltham, Massachusetts. His extensive experience in the youth informal education sector was inspired after witnessing a Space Shuttle Launch in person and attending Space Camp as a trainee.
Mr. Michael, Programme Expat
Kate – aka ‘SpaceKate’ is a space journalist, storyteller, and educator who frequently features on Sky and BBC News to share insights on the latest developments in space exploration.
Ms. Kate, Programme Expat
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