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A Workshop for Early Years Educators
Vietnam's new 2025 ECE Curriculum Framework (Circular 19/2025/TT-BGDĐT) marks a fundamental shift — away from rigid, teacher-led instruction and toward learning environments that honour children's agency, curiosity, and developmental pace.
This workshop gives early years educators the conceptual tools and practical strategies to make that shift with confidence — in their own classrooms, with their own children.
What child-centred practice actually looks like — and how it differs from traditional early years approaches
How the 2025 Curriculum Framework changes expectations for educators — and how TGP's approach already aligns
Observation and documentation as professional tools — seeing children's learning and making it visible
The educator's mindset shift — from delivering content to following children's lead
Practical classroom strategies you can begin using the very next day
Format
Half-day workshop · 4 hours
Who it's for
Preschool & kindergarten teachers, room leaders, curriculum coordinators
Location
Hanoi · venue confirmed with booking
Delivered in both English and Vietnamese. Participant materials included. Certificate of completion provided.
Why now? Vietnam's Ministry of Education & Training released a new ECE Curriculum Framework in 2025 (Circular 19/2025/TT-BGDĐT), significantly updating expectations for early childhood educators — increasing emphasis on child-centred, play-based, and inquiry-driven approaches. This workshop is designed to help you confidently navigate that shift.
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Interested in bringing this workshop to your school or leadership team? Get in touch and we'll arrange the details together.
Register your interestBeyond our open workshop, The Grounded Project offers tailored programmes for schools, families, and communities.
Hands-on professional development that helps educators move from theory into confident, everyday practice. Sessions cover play-based learning, observation and documentation, and responsive approaches grounded in Reggio Emilia-inspired philosophy, with ongoing mentoring so new ideas take root in real classrooms.
A Professional Development Series for Early Years Teachers
Play is how young children make sense of the world — and it's often the first thing to be pushed aside under pressure to “teach”. This four-part series gives individual educators the confidence and practical tools to protect, extend, and make visible the learning that happens through play.
Why play matters — how play drives later learning success, and how to facilitate and support child-led play
Observing play and following children's interests — building play invitations, extensions, and respectful, child-centred conversational prompts
A hands-on session in our playspace or your own classroom — setting up play invitations that reflect children's interests, drive engagement and wellbeing, and make learning visible
Reflection and next steps — what's working, what isn't, and how to bring parents into the conversation about play, with a take-home handout
Four weekend sessions · 2 hours each · Delivered in both English and Vietnamese · Certificate of completion provided
Register your interestWe work alongside school leadership teams to review current practice, environments, and policies, then build realistic, context-appropriate plans for child-responsive learning — honouring each school's culture, resources, and community.
Practical, down-to-earth sessions that help parents understand how young children learn through play, and how to support curiosity, independence, and emotional development at home — in ways that fit real family life.
A Workshop for Parents & Caregivers
Screens are part of nearly every family's daily life — but their effect on young, developing brains isn't always well understood. This two-hour workshop gives parents and caregivers a clear, judgement-free look at how screens shape early development, and practical strategies to build a strong foundation for managing screen time now and as your child grows.
What your child is watching, and when — understanding content and timing, and how both shape early brain development
Screens and family life — navigating the impact on family relationships, discipline, and speech acquisition
Alternatives to screens — positive co-viewing, building a family media plan, and telling helpful apps from harmful ones
Two-hour workshop · For parents & caregivers · Delivered in both English and Vietnamese
Register your interestCommunity-level training and workshops that uplift early years practice toward international standards, while honouring diverse cultures and perspectives — building capacity one community at a time.
A Community Workshop for Families
Discipline doesn't have to mean conflict. This workshop introduces calm, positive approaches to everyday parenting — practical tools for supportive communication, consistent boundaries, and building strong, connected family relationships at home.
Details and dates to be announced · Delivered in both English and Vietnamese
Register your interestOur Garden Laboratory is a nature-based, child-centred space where children are free to explore, problem-solve, and make meaning on their own terms. Families can book single visits or ongoing sessions — just let us know what suits you best.
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