News, Blog - Page 2 - News Search

Head of Early Years at Nord Anglia Education’s British Vietnamese International School Hanoi Cerys Shanley explains the history of play-based learning, and how it completely changed the landscape of early childhood development in revolutionary ways.

The NAE STEAM Festival, which unfolded over two action-packed days, provided an immersive experience into both Vietnamese culture and the wonders of science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM).

As we celebrate International Day of Happiness this month, Social-Emotional Counsellor at the British International School Hanoi, Matt Greenwood explores student wellbeing – what it means, and how it’s being fostered in school.

The wellbeing festival not only underscores the importance of student wellbeing but also empowers students to become advocates for their own mental, physical, and emotional health.

COVID-19 highlighted the importance of wellbeing all around the world. On International Day of Happiness, learn more about how Hoang Thi Phuong Trang supported a pioneering new approach to the learning experience in Vietnam, at the British Vietnamese International School Hanoi.

Science Week at the British International School Hanoi was a vibrant celebration of scientific exploration and discovery.

Head of Business Studies, Economics and Computer Science, Emma Goldie, explains how the British Vietnamese International School Hanoi’s evolving AI in education curriculum is preparing each child for tomorrow.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the world. How can we embrace AI in the classroom and ensure children have a transformative experience, preparing them for an exciting future?

Our talented Year 6, 7, and 8 students recently participated in the Global Innovator STEAM Challenge held at BVIS, alongside students from schools across Hanoi.

In March, more than 200 international educators from 15 countries around the globe will descend on Hanoi to innovate, problem solve and brainstorm at one of the world’s largest academic conferences.

Last Friday, on February 23rd, we had the privilege of hosting a transformative workshop led by renowned educator, Tricia Taylor.

This remarkable achievement is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and exceptional academic abilities of our graduating students.

From one-to-one counselling sessions that dive deep into individual aspirations, to our collaboration with the Cialfo university guidance platform, we are dedicated to sculpting post-BIS Hanoi journeys that resonate with each student's unique potential.

Today as we celebrate the International Day of Education 2024, a day proclaimed by the United Nations, we hear from Dr Elise Ecoff, Nord Anglia’s Chief Education Officer, explaining why our approach to education is designed to help our students excel no matter what the future might throw at them.

Our talented team of writers and contributors have delved deep into the theme 'Diverse System' to bring you thought-provoking articles that explore the beauty and significance of diversity within various systems.

At every stage of their Secondary education, students at BIS Hanoi are empowered to “Create their future”  by learning essential, transferable skills as part of a bespoke curriculum.

Congratulations to Gia Khanh, an outstanding member in Year 11, for her literary analysis published in The Schola, an academic journal for international students.

Last week, BIS Hanoi was delighted to welcome visitors from the Council of International Schools (CIS) and the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).

Earlier this month, 50 students from Nord Anglia schools around the world, including our representative, Hyeonchan (Year 10), gathered at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for a unique experience that brings to life the MIT-NAE STEAM collaboration.

Out of 150 participating delegates, we are delighted to share that three Year 11 students from BIS Hanoi were among those who received the FOBISIA MUN awards