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We have received some heartening feedback so far and some insightful areas for improvement as part of our international reaccreditation process this week.

Starting from next Monday, BIS Hanoi welcomes the Council of International Schools (CIS) and the Western Academy of Schools and Colleges (WASC) to visit us virtually as part of our international reaccreditation.

Employers talk about workplace competencies being the key to talent and some of the most commonly mentioned are intrinsic motivation and learning agility.

In this Term 3 issue of BIS Student Magazine, NOVUS, our students focused on exploring the development of diverse topics across industries.

After almost a year in virtual school, being able to finally welcome all the Primary students back to campus has made this the best week of the year so far!

On the 26th and 27th of March, our students welcomed fellow students from schools in Hanoi and across the South-East Asia region to the inaugural BIS Hanoi Virtual Model United Nations (MUN) Conference.

It was fantastic to see, that despite the challenging circumstances, our students continue to make good progress and are showing continued resilience and perseverance.

The university search and application process is an important focus at BIS Hanoi, and we use every tool at our disposal to help students find the right fit as supported by the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IBDP).

The research of Year 12 student Gia Han has been published in the Journal of Student Research (JOSR), a prestigious academic journal which showcases the work of school students, university graduates and postgraduates from around the world.

Sungwoo graduated from the British International School Hanoi with a phenomenal perfect score of 45 points in his IB Diploma and is now continuing his learning journey at Yonsei University, one of the top-ranked universities in Korea.

Students across Primary and Secondary have once again taken part in lots of exciting science challenges to celebrate Science Week this year.

1,370 students from 64 schools shared outstanding musical performances for our team of global judges and students from BIS Hanoi were amongst the winners!

This year's Book Week was held virtually, but that didn't stop our students and teachers from celebrating.

Year 9s have been working hard in tutor time and well-being lessons writing supportive messages over the last week.

It can be challenging for the students but maintaining a good sleep habit allows them to focus on their studies while also balancing their physical and mental health.

On behalf of all the staff and students at BIS Hanoi, I want to take this opportunity to wish you and your families a very Happy Lunar New Year 2022.

It was great to meet a number of new and returning parents at our Friends of BIS coffee morning on Monday.

Three students from last year’s Year 11 cohort have received prestigious awards from Cambridge International Education to acknowledge their outstanding performance in the June 2021 Cambridge examination series.

At Friday’s Assembly, students and teachers presented a dialogue around one of our school values: Respect.

At the beginning of December, a group of Year 9 Geography students took on the challenge of teaching Year 6 pupils about the extraordinary world of earthquakes and volcanoes.