CAS Fair 2026: From small ideas to projects that amazed parents

At CAS Fair 2026, parents and students from both inside and outside Olympia did more than simply visit student projects. They stepped into a learning environment:
-Where personal ideas are transformed into real action,
-And where students learn to create meaningful impact for the community while still at school.

This year’s showcased projects covered a wide range of fields, including:
- SEIA - a student-led network organizing business case competitions and fostering entrepreneurial thinking among high school students.
- ViFuture - a platform providing free business and computer science education for underserved students.
- Nhân Thảo Vận Hành - a project raising awareness about safe migration and human trafficking prevention in Vietnam.
- Hand-controlled Gas Pedal System - a device enabling people with lower-body disabilities to control car pedals using their hands.
- VJMUN - a student-led Model United Nations initiative helping students develop critical thinking, debating, and global problem-solving skills. 

Alongside the exhibition, the Griffin Scholars Scholarship Ceremony was also held to honor students with outstanding academic achievement, leadership, and community impact.

Perhaps for many future Olympians, today was the first time they truly realized that learning is not only about grades or exams, but also about pursuing passions, building personal projects, and creating real value for society.