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Behind the Scenes: A day in the life of an early years teacher

At BIS HCMC, our Virtual School Experience (VSE) provision draws upon the expertise, resourcefulness and creativity of our teaching heroes to deliver an engaging online learning experience across the Early Years and Foundation Stage (EYFS). Take a look behind the scenes and explore a day in the life of one of our teachers.

Blog | Featured on Home page | Life in Ho Chi Minh City | Whole School

What is it like to transition your children between Nord Anglia schools

For many families, the first Nord Anglia school their child joins is only the beginning of their international education journey. In this blog we are interviewing Anne, a parent within the Nord Anglia community, who shares the experience of her family and their relocations around the world.

News | Global Campus

Global Campus Challenge Day

As a Nord Anglia Education School, BIS HCMC is connected with our sister schools all over the world through our Global Campus Platform. On Friday 8th October we took on one of the Global Campus Challenges as a school, with students from Early Years through to Year 7 engaging in the Rube Goldberg Challenge!

Blog | Secondary Campus

Mr Sean O'Neill: Weekly Update 15/10/2021

I am sure we can all agree this has been a half term like no other. As we come through such a challenging time together we can feel proud that our students, with the support of their parents and teachers have managed despite the difficulties of lockdown and virtual school - to keep going, and to keep learning, together.

Blog | Junior Campus

Ms Deirdre Grimshaw: Weekly Update 15/10/2021

In assembly today, I mentioned the many and varied events that have taken place over the last 10 weeks.

Blog | Secondary Campus

Mr Sean O'Neill: Weekly Update 08/10/2021

What connects each of the varied activities this week is the importance of open minded thinking and the strength of different perspectives to problem solving. This week has been a celebration of our neuro-diversity and the richness of different perspectives and their importance in navigating our challenges and achieving progress.

Blog | Junior Campus

Ms Deirdre Grimshaw: Weekly Update 08/10/2021

With the lifting of restrictions here in HCMC, I have spent the week working at the Junior Campus.

Blog | Early Years and Infant Campus

Mr Ian Battersby: Weekly Update 8/10/2021

The BIS enrichment programme ensures that children not only achieve academically, but also are cared for and have the opportunity to develop their character and interests.

Blog | Junior Campus

Ms Deirdre Grimshaw: Weekly Update 01/10/2021

It’s been a busy week at the Junior Campus for both parents and students with a number of parent presentations taking place.

Blog | Secondary Campus

Mr Sean O'Neill: Weekly Update 01/10/2021

As we arrive at this weekend, I know we are all heartened to finally reach the end of this period of lockdown.

Blog | primary | Early Years and Infant Campus | Junior Campus

Primary: Weekly Update 24/09/2021

This week we present a joint Weekly Update from both campuses, an opportunity for you to see what is happening across primary and what children of all ages have been up to over the last few weeks.

Blog | Secondary Campus

Mr Sean O'Neill: Weekly Update 24/09/2021

Music has always played a huge part in our wellbeing. The joy of listening to music, of playing music or joining together with others in a collective musical experience spans all cultures, ages and societies. The part that music plays in our personal and collective wellbeing has been shown to be especially significant during this period of lockdown.

Blog | Early Years and Infant Campus

Mr Ian Battersby: Weekly Update 17/09/2021

The best thing that parents can do to support their child’s learning and development is reading with them.

Blog | Secondary Campus

Mr Sean O'Neill: Weekly Update 17/09/2021

A good education is one which is broad, balanced and challenges students to engage in many ways of thinking, being and doing. As I look back at this last week at BIS, and ahead to the weeks to come, the breadth and variety of opportunities our students and staff are engaged in is quite remarkable.