Congratulations to Gia Linh (Year 11) and her teammates on an outstanding First Place win at the NASA Open Data Exploration Camp 2026, recognised for their work in solution design and presentation.
Held over three days at the American Center Hanoi in July, the programme was organised by the STEM Education Promotion Alliance and STEAM For Youth, with support from the U.S. Embassy Hanoi.
There, Gia Linh and her team explored a real issue together, researched and worked with NASA open data, developed a solution and presented their ideas to the panel.
Gia Linh’s family shared that what made them happiest and proudest was not only the award, but the sight of their daughter stepping confidently into a new environment, taking the initiative to work with people she had never met, sharing her ideas and presenting her thinking in front of the panel. For her parents, that was the moment they clearly saw how much she had grown through a new experience.
These are the very learning habits ISPH nurtures every day. Enquiry, collaboration and communication are not shaped in competitions alone, but built through every lesson and every experience at school. That is what allows our students to explore on their own initiative, work alongside others and express their ideas with confidence in unfamiliar settings.
๐ Congratulations to Gia Linh and every member of her team on this proud achievement. Thank you to the teachers who have supported her and made room for her to grow through each new experience.

