Result annoucement of the “UTS – 365 THE GROWTH” photo contest

 

After one month, the “UTS – 365 THE GROWTH” photo contest has officially ended with prizes for classes which have the highest voting results. Congratulations:

  • First Prize – Class 8.2
  • Second Prize – Class 7.1 và Class 9.1
  • Third Prize – Class 1.3, Class 2.3 and Class 3.2
  • The Impressive Photo Prize – Class 1.5

Thank all 25 classes of UTS who participated in the “UTS – 365 THE GROWTH” photo contest. Through these lovely photos, we can see the development and growth of UTS-ers day by day with many learning and experiential activities.

UTS remember our remarkable moments during the last school year so much. Let’s take care of ourselves and be ready for the missions ahead!

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