SEDBERGH VIETNAM COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
We aim to help students all-round development, critical thinking, problem-solving, innovation creativity. Through plenty of community activities, students will develop their perception about local and global issues. The realistic and diverse community activities help students to improve their respectful, sharing, and caring sense.
Scar of Life Club fundraising activities

Following a fundraising initiative at the end of the 2025-2026 academic year, the Scar of Life (SOL) Club, founded and led by Sedbergh Vietnam students, successfully raised about VND 73 million, including charity raffle, fundraising during Christmas and Tet fair, helping provide life-saving heart surgeries for two children from disadvantaged backgrounds.
The visit also reflected Kindness, one of Sedbergh Vietnam’s four core HARK Values. More than encouraging empathy, it gave students the opportunity to turn compassion into action, take the lead in meaningful initiatives, and create a positive impact on the community around them.
Children’s Cancer Run 2026

Amid the vibrant atmosphere of Children’s Cancer Run 2026, more than 3,000 participants came together for a truly meaningful cause. Every step taken was not only a stride towards the finish line, but also a gesture of encouragement, compassion, and hope for children battling cancer and their families.
Proud to be part of this inspiring event, CIS and Sedbergh Vietnam joined students, parents, and teachers in embracing the spirit of giving and community. Beyond a fundraising run, the event provided a valuable opportunity for students to learn empathy, show care for others, and contribute to a cause greater than themselves.
Tết box activities at Kỳ Quang Pagoda

As Tết approaches, Secondary students from Sedbergh Vietnam paid a visit to the Kỳ Quang Buddhist Social Charity Centre, bringing with them small Tết gifts and heartfelt care for the children living there.
More than just giving presents, the visit was filled with joy, laughter and touching performances. Each shared moment reflected kindness and connection, helping to create a warmer, more meaningful spring and lasting memories for everyone involved.


