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Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City
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Wellspring Saigon was established by the SSG Group as part of its bilingual education initiative in Ho Chi Minh City. The school references “more than ten years” of development in its “why choose us” materials, marking its growth since inception. Its campus was built as part of the Saigon Pearl complex, reflecting the school’s integration into a modern residential environment. Ownership and governance remain under the SSG education system, offering continuity with sister campuses in the Wellspring network.
The school community engages regularly in cultural and service-oriented events, such as the annual “The Gathering Concert” which raises funds for environmental projects, and “WISers Spirit Week” that celebrates student identity and engagement. Parents, students and staff participate in activities announced in the school events calendar—ranging from reading weeks, project weeks, to community service workshops. The school’s website also posts notice of parent-education talks and student wellbeing workshops, indicating an inclusive community culture.
There is no publicly detailed description of a formal Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) with committees, regular meetings or volunteer groups under that title.
Wellspring Saigon is a bilingual K–12 school in Binh Thanh District, Ho Chi Minh City. Its international program follows the Massachusetts Curriculum Framework, drawing on Common Core and NGSS standards, and high school students can enroll in AP courses. The Vietnamese national curriculum runs alongside, with English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science taught in English by international teachers in the primary and secondary years. Facilities and activities support a wide range of clubs, including Science & Technology, Arts, Sports, Cooking, Fashion, and Basketball. Families can use an in-house school bus service with designated stops or home pick-up. A second campus at Saigon Pearl, approximately 100 meters from the current site, is slated to open from the 2025–2026 school year.
