Pathway School takes the three-root philosophy of “Morality – Wisdom, and Willpower” as the core foundation of the school’s culture.

We aim to connect those with the same dream and ambition to educate people to build a robust community where every member dares to live honestly until the end, serve, help, share unconditionally, make, and spread good things to the community.

The culture of Pathway School is the combination of 5 elements: Mindfulness, Kindness, Understanding & Loving, Self-learning, and Warrior. The school designs all activities based on these cultural elements, characterizing the image of the people and Pathway School.

ADVANTAGES OF PRACTICING THE CULTURE OF PATHWAY SCHOOL

Pathway School takes the three-root philosophy of “Morality – Wisdom, and Willpower” as the core foundation of the school’s culture.

We aim to connect those with the same dream and ambition to educate people to build a robust community where every member dares to live honestly until the end, serve, help, share unconditionally, make, and spread good things to the community.

The culture of Pathway School is the combination of 5 elements: Mindfulness, Kindness, Understanding & Loving, Self-learning, and Warrior. The school designs all activities based on these cultural elements, characterizing the image of the people and Pathway School.

One training technique that promotes mental calmness and interpersonal concord is mindfulness culture. This is a chance to practice observing and recognizing what is happening inside and outside our minds. As a result, you can better discriminate between right and wrong, react appropriately, and make better decisions. Pathway School always focuses on taking place many events to spread this culture to every student and teacher. In addition, the school regularly hosts training sessions for staff intending to extend this cultural beauty in and out of the school. Pathway School members get many chances to participate in activities such as meditation bell, meditation, mindful steps, sleep meditation, peaceful meals, mindful dishwashing, meditation song, and practical mindfulness….

Mindfulness Bell

At Pathway School, the “Mindfullness bell” rings once an hour. Whenever the sound comes out, everyone stops everything they are doing, relax and focus on breathing. Mindfulness bell encourages practitioners to focus on the present and let go of the past to achieve a tranquil mood.

Meditation

Meditation aids practitioners in feeling calm inside, bringing them back to the present. We strongly advise all personnel to continue this routine. They only need to sit and concentrate on their breathing at the appropriate time of day. Your deeds take on meaning when your mind is at ease.

Mindful Steps

Pathway School members frequently engage in mindful exercises incorporating their natural breathing. Every step shows a sense of the individual living in peace and enjoying their freedom.

Sleep Meditation

Practicing sleep meditation makes our body and mind unwind, heal, and restore. We lay down, relax, control our breathing, and express our gratitude and love to our body’s cells.

Peaceful Meal

All members have special meals called “Peaceful meals” every Monday. Everyone participates in this practice while paying attention to their thoughts and breathing… from waiting in line, selecting food, sitting down, and continuing through the meal and dishwashing. Practitioners can nourish their love and appreciation for everything by eating in peace. When we are aware of where it comes of this food, it works. Additionally, eating in a quiet atmosphere encourages us to develop the healthy habit of chewing our food thoroughly before we swallow.

Mindful Dishwashing

At Pathway School, students conduct mindful practice in various daily tasks, including washing dishes, which students complete with full attention and calm, allowing them to relax internally.

Meditation Music

Meditation music is music that, when sung aloud, puts us at rest. Members of Pathway School can communicate with one another by singing various meditation songs together.

Giving without expecting anything in return is part of the Kindness culture. At the same time, this brings spiritual and practical gifts to ourselves, our families, our communities, and our living spaces.

We all receive seeds of the soul from acts of kindness, cultivate virtues, work to uphold higher living standards and create happiness for ourselves. Pathway School has implemented many initiatives based on this culture, including No-bribe culture, Zero-dollar fairs, a Fight against Covid with warm meals, Aiding flood-stricken central Vietnam, Building schools, Building libraries, Zero-dollar travel tickets… The public has received all these efforts well and has spread to every corner of the school.

No-bribe Culture

This activity creates a fair and transparent educational environment for all teachers, staff, students, and parents.

We believe that a teacher’s personality significantly impacts their students, and a genuine teacher views their students’ growth as a source of joy and fulfillment. Every teacher and member of the school staff works tirelessly to give the students engaging lessons, worthwhile activities, and a healthy educational environment to aid youngsters in developing their morality, wisdom, and willpower.

It is essential for parents’ collaboration and support in spreading the “No-bribe culture” to foster a public and transparent educational environment and develop the next generation’s personalities. As a result, on every occasion, parents and students refrain from giving gifts to the school’s faculty and staff. If students still feel like giving a present of thanks, good books, small pots of trees, or handcrafted gifts are the ones that teachers will gladly accept.

Pathway School has two departments specializing in activities of kindness: Trade Movement and CSR Department under the Culture Department. In particular, the Trade Union organizes internal care activities such as Zero-dollar fairs, teachers and staff caring during the epidemic season, visit activities, and gift-giving….

Community Activities

The CSR Department and the Sowing Good Seed Fund often hold events to support the community, such as Fighting against Covid with warm meals, Aid flood-stricken central Vietnam, Zero-dollar travel tickets, Blood donations, Building schools, Building libraries…

Student’s activities of kindness

Kindness seeds inside each student of Pathway School are nurtured regularly by many activities such as growing trees, collecting and sorting garbage, attending Earth Day, participating in a series of gratitude activities for teachers, empathy lessons…

Some activities to teach Understanding & Loving culture are Coaching, Renewing, Shining, True Word – True Listen, and Circle Sharing.

Coaching

Pathway School holds a face-to-face activity between experienced coaches and teachers encountering difficulties. We have a Listening room where the coach is willing to listen, understand and support the teachers. Then they can solve their problems, reduce their tension and feel better.

Teachers can reach out to coaches by phone, email, Zalo, or by setting up a meeting.

Renewing

If any issues have arisen that cause you to feel sad for someone else, it’s time to rekindle a relationship. This is when two individuals sit down next to one another, examine their past deeds, words, and ideas, and then agree on how to move forward with their relationship. We can do this by daily doing the following four steps: First, recognize your partner’s positive traits; Second, apologize; Third, explain your grief, suffering, and challenges; and Finally, listen to your partner’s sharing. This method aids in stress relief, increases social connections, and helps maintain a peaceful environment in a neighborhood.

Shining

Making someone shine entails using your keen observational abilities, in-depth knowledge, and meticulous procedures to assist them in identifying their strengths and limitations. The only promotion that can make someone shine is the desire to change them for the better via acts of love that benefit both parties.

Good Words – True Listen

If we truly love someone, we need to become a good listener. So that is why we need to practice Good Word – True listening, which is the words coming from your heart and the desire to spread good things to your partner. This practice is an essential activity in resetting harmony in a community.

Circle Sharing

Circle Sharing is an opportunity for Pathway School members to bond, cultivate a calm vibe, and share ideas, pleasures, and challenges they are facing, which helps them get to know one another. When we comprehend someone, our relationships with them become closer and closer.

Culture Self-study is the sense of self-study, self-discovery, skills, or critical thinking to develop the capacity for oneself or a whole team. Every person at Pathway School actively knows what they need to work for to contribute more to the broader change of the educational system, the family, and society.

Pathway School aims to establish an atmosphere where each person has a more significant opportunity to develop themselves and to contribute to the general change of the educational system, family, and society through self-study cultural activities. Numerous self-study cultural activities are held by Pathway School, including reading books, internal strength development courses, and creative self-study…..

Reading book

Everyone in the school is aware of the value of reading for both individual and collective cognitive growth. The quality of the books you have and the method you use to read them is more important than how many books you can read. Pathway School hosts numerous book review programs and book fairs to promote a reading culture every year.

Internal strength development course

Pathway School members can access courses such as “Awakening the Meaning of Life,” “Leading Yourself”, “Coaching Course,” “Vipassana Meditation,” “Meditation in Lang Mai Village,” and “Social-Emotional Learning Courses,” all of which are beneficial for building inner strength. These classes aid each student in deepening their understanding of life and themselves, strengthening their resolve in the face of challenges, developing responsibility, and progressively taking charge of their own lives.

Creative self-study activities

Every individual, group, and campus continually aspires to increase their understanding and skill. The staff in the kitchen learns how to balance meals’ nutritional value, applying international methods besides Montessori. In addition, teachers at all levels also continuously update the tools that support constructive teaching, connect with Harmony communities abroad,…The learning occurs non-stop at all facilities and departments throughout the system.

Warrior culture is the spirit of self-discipline, a sense of responsibility to teammates, a commitment to fighting for colleagues, and an unconditional dedication based on the system’s great philosophy, aiming to build a compelling and harmonious organization in which everyone trains to become a Pathway School warrior.

The activities of the Warrior Culture practice help each member to gain further understanding of each other’s work, forming a solid unity, sharing, and self-discipline before disciplining others. Through this, each teacher radiates the spirit of a warrior to the students and builds a group of people with responsibility.

The warrior culture at Tue Duc Pathway is recognizable by the picture of teachers dressed in warrior-style camo pants, ready to cross the forest and streams to overcome challenges with bravery, responsibility, and kindness. The teachers understand that the mission of educating students must start with self-discipline (self-discipline before disciplining others).

Training models in the schoolyard or picnics are utilized not only for students but also for new personnel training programs or in sports events and monthly cultural activities to promote team spirit with the values: Discipline – Perseverance – Breakthrough – Responsibility – Courage.

One training technique that promotes mental calmness and interpersonal concord is mindfulness culture. This is a chance to practice observing and recognizing what is happening inside and outside our minds. As a result, you can better discriminate between right and wrong, react appropriately, and make better decisions. Pathway School always focuses on taking place many events to spread this culture to every student and teacher. In addition, the school regularly hosts training sessions for staff intending to extend this cultural beauty in and out of the school. Pathway School members get many chances to participate in activities such as meditation bell, meditation, mindful steps, sleep meditation, peaceful meals, mindful dishwashing, meditation song, and practical mindfulness….

Mindfulness Bell

At Pathway School, the “Mindfullness bell” rings once an hour. Whenever the sound comes out, everyone stops everything they are doing, relax and focus on breathing. Mindfulness bell encourages practitioners to focus on the present and let go of the past to achieve a tranquil mood.

Meditation

Meditation aids practitioners in feeling calm inside, bringing them back to the present. We strongly advise all personnel to continue this routine. They only need to sit and concentrate on their breathing at the appropriate time of day. Your deeds take on meaning when your mind is at ease.

Mindful Steps

Pathway School members frequently engage in mindful exercises incorporating their natural breathing. Every step shows a sense of the individual living in peace and enjoying their freedom.

Sleep Meditation

Practicing sleep meditation makes our body and mind unwind, heal, and restore. We lay down, relax, control our breathing, and express our gratitude and love to our body’s cells.

Peaceful Meal

All members have special meals called “Peaceful meals” every Monday. Everyone participates in this practice while paying attention to their thoughts and breathing… from waiting in line, selecting food, sitting down, and continuing through the meal and dishwashing. Practitioners can nourish their love and appreciation for everything by eating in peace. When we are aware of where it comes of this food, it works. Additionally, eating in a quiet atmosphere encourages us to develop the healthy habit of chewing our food thoroughly before we swallow.

Mindful Dishwashing

At Pathway School, students conduct mindful practice in various daily tasks, including washing dishes, which students complete with full attention and calm, allowing them to relax internally.

Meditation Music

Meditation music is music that, when sung aloud, puts us at rest. Members of Pathway School can communicate with one another by singing various meditation songs together.

Giving without expecting anything in return is part of the Kindness culture. At the same time, this brings spiritual and practical gifts to ourselves, our families, our communities, and our living spaces.

We all receive seeds of the soul from acts of kindness, cultivate virtues, work to uphold higher living standards and create happiness for ourselves. Pathway School has implemented many initiatives based on this culture, including No-bribe culture, Zero-dollar fairs, a Fight against Covid with warm meals, Aiding flood-stricken central Vietnam, Building schools, Building libraries, Zero-dollar travel tickets… The public has received all these efforts well and has spread to every corner of the school.

No-bribe Culture

This activity creates a fair and transparent educational environment for all teachers, staff, students, and parents.

We believe that a teacher’s personality significantly impacts their students, and a genuine teacher views their students’ growth as a source of joy and fulfillment. Every teacher and member of the school staff works tirelessly to give the students engaging lessons, worthwhile activities, and a healthy educational environment to aid youngsters in developing their morality, wisdom, and willpower.

It is essential for parents’ collaboration and support in spreading the “No-bribe culture” to foster a public and transparent educational environment and develop the next generation’s personalities. As a result, on every occasion, parents and students refrain from giving gifts to the school’s faculty and staff. If students still feel like giving a present of thanks, good books, small pots of trees, or handcrafted gifts are the ones that teachers will gladly accept.

Pathway School has two departments specializing in activities of kindness: Trade Movement and CSR Department under the Culture Department. In particular, the Trade Union organizes internal care activities such as Zero-dollar fairs, teachers and staff caring during the epidemic season, visit activities, and gift-giving….

Community Activities

The CSR Department and the Sowing Good Seed Fund often hold events to support the community, such as Fighting against Covid with warm meals, Aid flood-stricken central Vietnam, Zero-dollar travel tickets, Blood donations, Building schools, Building libraries…

Student’s activities of kindness

Kindness seeds inside each student of Pathway School are nurtured regularly by many activities such as growing trees, collecting and sorting garbage, attending Earth Day, participating in a series of gratitude activities for teachers, empathy lessons…

Some activities to teach Understanding & Loving culture are Coaching, Renewing, Shining, True Word – True Listen, and Circle Sharing.

Coaching

Pathway School holds a face-to-face activity between experienced coaches and teachers encountering difficulties. We have a Listening room where the coach is willing to listen, understand and support the teachers. Then they can solve their problems, reduce their tension and feel better.

Teachers can reach out to coaches by phone, email, Zalo, or by setting up a meeting.

Renewing

If any issues have arisen that cause you to feel sad for someone else, it’s time to rekindle a relationship. This is when two individuals sit down next to one another, examine their past deeds, words, and ideas, and then agree on how to move forward with their relationship. We can do this by daily doing the following four steps: First, recognize your partner’s positive traits; Second, apologize; Third, explain your grief, suffering, and challenges; and Finally, listen to your partner’s sharing. This method aids in stress relief, increases social connections, and helps maintain a peaceful environment in a neighborhood.

Shining

Making someone shine entails using your keen observational abilities, in-depth knowledge, and meticulous procedures to assist them in identifying their strengths and limitations. The only promotion that can make someone shine is the desire to change them for the better via acts of love that benefit both parties.

Good Words – True Listen

If we truly love someone, we need to become a good listener. So that is why we need to practice Good Word – True listening, which is the words coming from your heart and the desire to spread good things to your partner. This practice is an essential activity in resetting harmony in a community.

Circle Sharing

Circle Sharing is an opportunity for Pathway School members to bond, cultivate a calm vibe, and share ideas, pleasures, and challenges they are facing, which helps them get to know one another. When we comprehend someone, our relationships with them become closer and closer.

Culture Self-study is the sense of self-study, self-discovery, skills, or critical thinking to develop the capacity for oneself or a whole team. Every person at Pathway School actively knows what they need to work for to contribute more to the broader change of the educational system, the family, and society.

Pathway School aims to establish an atmosphere where each person has a more significant opportunity to develop themselves and to contribute to the general change of the educational system, family, and society through self-study cultural activities. Numerous self-study cultural activities are held by Pathway School, including reading books, internal strength development courses, and creative self-study…..

Reading book

Everyone in the school is aware of the value of reading for both individual and collective cognitive growth. The quality of the books you have and the method you use to read them is more important than how many books you can read. Pathway School hosts numerous book review programs and book fairs to promote a reading culture every year.

Internal strength development course

Pathway School members can access courses such as “Awakening the Meaning of Life,” “Leading Yourself”, “Coaching Course,” “Vipassana Meditation,” “Meditation in Lang Mai Village,” and “Social-Emotional Learning Courses,” all of which are beneficial for building inner strength. These classes aid each student in deepening their understanding of life and themselves, strengthening their resolve in the face of challenges, developing responsibility, and progressively taking charge of their own lives.

Creative self-study activities

Every individual, group, and campus continually aspires to increase their understanding and skill. The staff in the kitchen learns how to balance meals’ nutritional value, applying international methods besides Montessori. In addition, teachers at all levels also continuously update the tools that support constructive teaching, connect with Harmony communities abroad,…The learning occurs non-stop at all facilities and departments throughout the system.

Warrior culture is the spirit of self-discipline, a sense of responsibility to teammates, a commitment to fighting for colleagues, and an unconditional dedication based on the system’s great philosophy, aiming to build a compelling and harmonious organization in which everyone trains to become a Pathway School warrior.

The activities of the Warrior Culture practice help each member to gain further understanding of each other’s work, forming a solid unity, sharing, and self-discipline before disciplining others. Through this, each teacher radiates the spirit of a warrior to the students and builds a group of people with responsibility.

The warrior culture at Tue Duc Pathway is recognizable by the picture of teachers dressed in warrior-style camo pants, ready to cross the forest and streams to overcome challenges with bravery, responsibility, and kindness. The teachers understand that the mission of educating students must start with self-discipline (self-discipline before disciplining others).

Training models in the schoolyard or picnics are utilized not only for students but also for new personnel training programs or in sports events and monthly cultural activities to promote team spirit with the values: Discipline – Perseverance – Breakthrough – Responsibility – Courage.