1. What are the school's admission requirements and subjects?
Duc Tri School organizes enrollment for students of the corresponding age for each level of study as follows:
| Kindergarten | Primary | Lower Secondary |
| Duc Tri Kindergarten enrolls children from 15 months (walking steadily) to 5 years old, ensuring health conditions for learning and living in a collective environment. | Duc Tri School enrolls students in Primary School for students entering grade 1 in the 2025-2026 school year (born in 2019) and students in grades 2, 3, 4, and 5 who want to transfer schools. Students need to have good academic and training results or higher, and do not need to have a household registration in Da Nang. | Duc Tri School enrolls students in the 6th grade of the 2025-2026 school year (born in 2014) and students in grades 7, 8, and 9 who want to transfer schools. Students need to have good academic and training results or higher, and do not need to have a household registration in Da Nang. |
2. What is the admission process at Duc Tri?
| Kindergarten | Primary | Lower Secondary |
After parents register for enrollment (directly at the office or online), the school will conduct an initial survey, mainly to grasp the health status and skills such as communication, cooperation, language, talents, strengths and interests of the children. After the survey, the school will discuss with parents to complete the enrollment procedures, including: submitting documents, registering for services and completing fees. | The admission process at the school is as follows: | The admission process at the school is as follows: |
3. What subjects are included in the entrance exam?
| Kindergarten | Primary | Lower Secondary |
Children are examined for health and skills such as communication, cooperation, language, etc. In addition, the school also surveys the children's talents, strengths and interests. From there, during the learning process, teachers will monitor and support children better in developing their own abilities. | Students take tests in the following subjects: | Students take tests in the subjects: Math and Natural Science; Literature and English. |
4. What documents are required for registration?
Parents only need to register for admission online or directly at the school office to receive advice and participate in the entrance examination. Only after having the results are they required to complete the procedures and submit the application according to regulations.
5. What is the admission process for students transferring from other schools to Duc Tri School?
| Primary | Lower Secondary |
After students take the entrance exam at the school and get the result Passed, parents will be guided on the procedure to withdraw the application from the old school and complete the admission procedure at Duc Tri. The admission file of elementary school students transferring schools includes: | After students take the entrance exam at the school and get the result Passed, parents will be guided on the procedure to withdraw the application from the old school and complete the admission procedure at Duc Tri. The admission file of a secondary school student transferring schools includes: |
6. What are the school's hours of operation? (When can parents visit the school?)
| Kindergarten | Primary | Lower Secondary |
For convenience, parents are welcome to make an appointment and can visit the school from 8:00 to 10:00 or from 15:15 to 16:15 Monday to Saturday every week. | For convenience, parents are welcome to make an appointment and can visit the school from 08:00 to 09:30 or from 14:40 to 15:30 Monday to Saturday every week. | |
7. When does school start?
| Kindergarten | Primary | Lower Secondary |
Children can enroll and get acquainted immediately after parents complete the enrollment procedures. | After the entrance exam results are Passed, students will be guided to complete the admission procedures and arrange an appropriate admission time. | |
8. What is the number of students and teachers in each class?
| Kindergarten | Primary | Lower Secondary |
To ensure good quality education and care for children, classes at Duc Tri Kindergarten have low class sizes: | To ensure the quality of education and good care for students, classes at Duc Tri have a small number of students: 30 - 35 students/class with 01 homeroom teacher and 01 student manager. | |
9. Does the school have cameras for parents to monitor their children's activities at school?
| Kindergarten | Primary | Lower Secondary |
All learning spaces at Duc Tri have cameras. After your child enrolls, parents will be instructed to install software on their phones to be able to view the cameras. | Learning spaces at Duc Tri have security cameras to ensure student safety, data will be stored and retrieved if necessary. | |
10. How does the exchange of information about students between parents and the school take place?
| Kindergarten | Primary | Lower Secondary |
The homeroom teacher will regularly update information for parents via Zalo: At the end of each week, parents will receive a quick report on their child's learning and living situation at school. At the beginning of the week, the homeroom teacher will also send the weekly study plan and menu to parents. Parents can also exchange daily information with the homeroom teacher about their child's situation during pick-up and drop-off times. | All information about students' learning and activities at school will be regularly updated by the homeroom teacher and communicated to parents via Zalo. In addition, at the end of each week, parents will receive a quick report on their children's learning and activities at school. | |
11. Is the food cooked at school or delivered?
The school has a kitchen located on campus to serve all meals for students at school. Students are provided with nutritious meals with food sources that are strictly inspected, ensuring food hygiene and safety.
12. Can students bring lunch from home?
| Kindergarten | Primary | Lower Secondary |
The school has a kitchen to serve meals for students with a scientifically organized menu, ensuring balanced nutrition according to age. However, it is not yet possible to serve separate meals for children with special diets (diet, vegetarian, etc.) | The school has a kitchen to serve meals for students with a scientifically organized menu, ensuring balanced nutrition according to age. However, if students have special diets (diet, vegetarian, etc.), parents can prepare meals for students themselves, but must ensure food hygiene and safety. | |
13. Where will students eat lunch?
| Kindergarten | Primary | Lower Secondary |
Meals for preschool children are organized in the classroom with the support of teachers. Children will be guided to arrange, prepare and clean up their own meals to practice independence. | Primary school students eat breakfast and dinner in the cafeteria. Lunch is organized in the classroom with the support of the homeroom teacher and the student supervisor. Children will be guided to arrange, prepare and clean up their own meals to practice independence. | The school has a kitchen to serve meals for students with a scientifically organized menu, ensuring balanced nutrition. Meals for middle school students are organized in a spacious, airy dining room with the support of the student supervisor. |
14. How do students take a nap at school?
| Kindergarten | Primary | Lower Secondary |
Lunch break at school is from 11:15 to 14:00 (or longer depending on age). Each child has their own bed, blanket, and pillow that are washed and cleaned regularly. Boys and girls sleep in separate areas. There are always teachers in the classroom to support and take care of the children's naps. | At lunchtime, students will move to the break rooms on the 5th and 6th floors. The school arranges separate break rooms for boys and girls and separates them between grades. | At lunchtime, students will move to the break rooms on the 5th and 6th floors. The school arranges separate break rooms for boys and girls and separates them between grades. |
15. Does the school provide special (vegetarian) meals?
The school does not provide special meals. In case students are on a diet, vegetarian, or have a special diet due to illness, they can bring their own food and must ensure food hygiene and safety.
16. Is the toilet area clean?
| Kindergarten | Primary | Lower Secondary |
The school arranges toilets right inside the classrooms with sanitary equipment suitable for the children's age, always clean and dry. | On each floor there are 3 toilets, arranged separately for primary and secondary schools, each area is divided into separate areas for boys and girls. The toilets are always cleaned regularly by the cleaning ladies, ensuring they are dry and clean for students to use. | |
17. Do students have to clean the classroom?
| Kindergarten | Primary | Lower Secondary |
At school, children are instructed on how to arrange and clean up their toys neatly after each lesson to develop the habit of independence. In addition, the cleaning staff will be responsible for cleaning the classroom. | In order to improve students' awareness and independence, the school encourages students to keep their study area neat and tidy. The school's janitor is responsible for cleaning the classroom. | |
18. How are Duc Tri graduates awarded degrees?
| Primary | Lower Secondary |
After finishing grade 5 at Duc Tri, students who meet the requirements to complete the Primary School program will have the Principal sign a confirmation of completion in their transcript like other public schools. | Students who complete grade 9 at Duc Tri and meet the requirements to graduate from junior high school will be granted a junior high school graduation certificate by the Department of Education of Hai Chau district, Da Nang city like other public schools. |
19. Does the school have any suitable programs for children preparing to enter grade 1?
| Kindergarten | Primary |
With the advantage of being an inter-level school, the children in the La class at Duc Tri Kindergarten participate in Pre-primary activities to prepare the necessary skills early when moving to the next level. Children are introduced to learning tools, how to sit in the correct posture, how to hold a pen, arrange learning materials... right in the Primary school environment; interwoven with the program of developing personal and social abilities (physical, fun science, art, life skills), forming self-study and self-service skills for children. In addition, the school also regularly organizes common activities for students of all levels. Here, it is easy to see the guidance and example of the older siblings for the children, from which the children also learn how to live together to easily adapt to the new level of education. | Duc Tri has a Pre-primary course (part of the summer program) that usually lasts 8-9 weeks taught by teachers with many years of experience teaching grade 1 to prepare children for the transition to grade 1. Children will have a firm grasp of skills and a confident attitude when entering grade 1 with a diverse program of content: Language (Vietnamese, English), Swimming, Fine Arts, Dance, STEM, Life Skills, ... along with a variety of experiential activities inside and outside of school to help children strengthen connections and explore the life around them. |
20. Does the school have any activities on Saturday?
| Kindergarten | Primary | Lower Secondary |
Preschool children will go to school from Monday to Saturday. On Saturdays, children will have many different fun activities and experiences at school or outside depending on the weather. | Students attend school from Monday to Friday. Currently, the school does not organize activities on weekends so that students have more time to rest and spend time with their families. | |
21. Does the school have any activities in the evening?
| Kindergarten | Primary | Lower Secondary |
Children spend a long day at school and the evening is a time for family reunions. Therefore, the school does not have activities in the evening. A child's school day will end at 4:30 p.m. The school encourages parents to pick up their children on time so that their friends can go home. However, in case parents are late, the teachers will support late care until 5:30 p.m. | After school hours, the school organizes fee-based after-school clubs covering many areas from Technology (Robotics, Wecode), Sports (Basketball, Vovinam, Chess, Swimming), Art (Dance, Colorful Art), etc. to promote students' talents, passions and interests. Clubs usually start from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. | |
22. Does the school have a shuttle bus or do they pick up students at home?
The school has a home pick-up service. At some locations far from the school, pick-up is organized by location.
23. What is the admission fee? Is it refundable if my child does not attend the school or transfers schools?
| Kindergarten | Primary | Lower Secondary |
Admission fee is a one-time fee paid when the child enrolls, used to prepare facilities to serve the child's learning, eating, hygiene and resting needs while attending school. | The admission fee is a one-time fee for each level of education, used to provide boarding school supplies, review materials, exam questions, test papers for each level, name tags and notebook covers according to the model distributed at the beginning of the school year... The admission fee is not refundable if the student does not attend or drops out of school. | |
24. Does the second child in a family studying at the school get a further tuition discount?
Siblings will receive a 5% discount on tuition and 30% on shuttle service (applicable to the second sibling living at the same address) if the family needs shuttle service.
25. What clubs or extracurricular activities does the school have?
| Kindergarten | Primary | Lower Secondary |
Currently the school has 3 talent clubs: Vovinam, Soccer and Swimming (depending on the season). The clubs will be held during school hours and will be charged a fee. | After school hours, the school organizes fee-based after-school clubs covering many areas from Technology (Robotics, Wecode), Sports (Basketball, Vovinam, Chess, Swimming), Art (Dance, Colorful Art), etc. to promote students' talents, passions and interests. Clubs usually start from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. | |
26. What is the latest time to pick up students? Will there be a teacher to look after the students? Is there an additional fee for late pick up?
The school will return students no later than 5:30 p.m. and will have a student counselor stay with the child. Parents will not be charged any additional fees. In case of late pick-up, please contact the school office for assistance.
27. After completing the admission procedures, how long can students attend school? (for cases of halfway study)
| Kindergarten | Primary | Lower Secondary |
– After parents complete the tuition and admission procedures, children will be assigned to classes immediately. Depending on the child's level of integration, the school will let the child study half-day or full-day. | After completing the entrance exam, if the student meets the requirements, the school will inform the parents. Then, the parents will be guided through the admission procedures and payment of fees. After completion, the student will be admitted to school at a suitable time, usually after 2-3 days. | |
28. What criteria does the school use to evaluate students?
The school evaluates and classifies students according to the circular of the Ministry of Education depending on each level of study.
