Project Overview
In oder to help millions of children in the North of Vietnam to access the high quality experiment study program in the art environment with the modern luxury architecture, BSC carries out the “Learning experiement project in Dai Lai Flamingo Dai Lai with AN Nam education- Agilead Education Group”. The project is aimed to teach children to enjoy the beauty of architecture, learning in harmony with nature, and develop new survival skills in forest environment.
The education program in this project is developed for children from 4 years old to 18 years old of the North of Vietnam schools.
“Đại Lải – An Artistic Space for a Green Lifestyle”
Experiencing the “Artistic Space for a Green Lifestyle” at Đại Lải, one of the resorts awarded the Gold Prize in the 2022–2023 National Architecture Awards in the Landscape Architecture – Urban Design category, will offer children a “Happily Living in Nature” experience. This space showcases limitless creativity with its artistic and nature-infused resort environment, providing a unique and enriching retreat amidst nature’s beauty.
Program Objectives:
- Children will have the opportunity to explore and experience a refreshing, artistic green space at the “Forest in the Sky” resort complex, featuring the outdoor art exhibition “Art in the Forest,” where modern artworks are displayed amidst nature.
Here, children will learn and practice survival skills such as orientation, navigation, and insect avoidance, while enjoying and imagining the artworks. They will also engage in team challenges to appreciate the harmony between art, culture, and lush nature.
- Children will nurture their imagination at the Pink Castle with stories from Roald Dahl, the world’s “Number One Storyteller,” and his famous book “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.” They will listen to stories, participate in role-playing, and engage with exciting scenarios at the Pink Castle and chocolate museum, learning about love, dreams, and nurturing their aspirations.
- Additionally, children will enhance their initiative, creativity, and stress relief through outdoor play activities. These activities will allow them to expend energy, build relationships with peers, solve play-related problems, and develop purpose, discipline, and teamwork at the “Wonder Park.”