Little artists on the big stage - A gentel memory in parents' heart

"Every year, we teachers work on this project as if it were the last time we’d ever get to do it.” These were the heartfelt and passionate words of Ms. Pham Hai Ha – – Scriptwriter and Stage Director of this year’s Little Artists on a Big Stage project.

Over the past seven years, the project has served as a “magic door,” opening up a refreshing and engaging approach to Vietnamese for Olympia students. Under the stage lights, as their very first performances shine brightly, down in the audience, the faces of parents beam with pride and joy.

For many parents and grandparents, this is not just a school play – it is a moment to witness their children’s growth, their confidence blooming as they express themselves in front of a crowd. It is the sweet joy of seeing their child “grow up” in a beautiful and memorable way.

In this way, the performance is not only a stage for Olympia’s primary school students to shine, but also a space where bonds between school, family, and students are deepened through an unforgettable memory.

Let’s hear the proud reflections from parents as they witness their little artists grow on the big stage!