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It has been wonderful to return to our amazing community this week after some professional learning in China last week.

In this week's update, we are thrilled to share the outstanding success of the recent Big Sing event that took place on Tuesday.

It has been heartwarming to see students arriving at school this week with bags full of soft toys and books. 

International Week is a celebration of diversity, culture, and global unity, and it holds a special place in our hearts.

It’s been a busy week in the Primary school, with CCA starting, reading workshops, and Moon Festival activities all taking place in addition to our regular curriculum, teaching, and learning.

As the full timetable began on Monday, it was back down to reading, writing, maths, and our full specialist lessons across the week.

It's been a fantastic couple of days welcome back all of our returning students.

As we move towards the end of this incredible academic year, there is much to celebrate.

As we come towards the end of the school year, I would like to share a few key events that are coming up with you.

Our Year 4 students absolutely blew the roof off on Thursday afternoon with their brilliant performance of ‘Aladdin Trouble'.

It was wonderful to see some of the youngest members of the BIS Hanoi community embracing adventure, enjoying unforgettable experiences, and forming closer bonds with their classmates and peers. 

Our Parent Connect sessions, which run across the primary and secondary schools, are a great way to learn more about our approaches to education and how you can support your children at home.

BIS celebrated UK World Book Day this week with various activities, learning, and events.

Book Week is always a wonderful time of year in the Primary school with lots of reading activities taking place throughout the week.

Another exciting week has flown by!

At BIS our amazing teachers and teaching assistants are committed to life-long learning.

At BIS, we want to enrich the students' learning through experiences because, as we know, making connections deepens their understanding.

There are several events coming up in the next few weeks for parents to be aware of, and I wanted to share them with you.

Over the last few weeks, over 40 children from Year 6 have participated in the House Captain selection process.

Leeel Kwak, our Year 7 student, was recently admitted as a second violin member of the Vietnam Youth Orchestra (VYO).