Events like this are a great way for students to grow. They experience competition, independence and have to develop motivation and determination to succeed in their events. They are also of course a lot of fun and a fantastic opportunity to make new friends.
Events like this are a great way for students to grow. They experience competition, independence and have to develop motivation and determination to succeed in their events. They are also of course a lot of fun and a fantastic opportunity to make new friends.
Running races from 100m – 800m, along with high jump, long jump, discus, shot put and javelin were contested by the students. All TX students were a credit to the school by not only competing excellently but by displaying outstanding attitudes and sportsmanship all day. A special mention to our Y3 students, who for most this was their first organised sports competition.
Students Involved
Year 3
Michael Huynh, Daniel Cho, Bao Nghi Lam, Tri Le, Cadhla Lindsay, Ingrid Mah, Soma Miyachu and Jolie Nguyen.
Year 4
Toshi Gotoda, Vicky Hoang, Nghi Van Nguyen, Quoc Huy Nguyen and Alex Sawer.
Year 6
Ken Bui, Nina Bui, Minh Cai, Naeyun Eo, Duy Anh Mai, Minh Anh Mai, Jennifer Ngo, Johnny Nguyen, Yui Okada, Benz Pham, Pauline Pham and Nghia Phan.
With 24 students in each event at each age group, a top 10 place was a great achievement! Below are the students who did just that.
Cadhla Lindsay 9th – 100m | Naeyun Eo 2ND – High Jump | Vicky Hoang 7th – Discus | Minh Anh Mai 4th – Javelin |
Nghi Van Nguyen 10th – 200m 8th – Discus | Jennifer Ngo 7th – 200m 5th – Long Jump | Soma Miyachu 2nd – Long Jump 4th – 800m | Johnny Nguyen 10th – 100m 9th – 200m |
Ken Bui 6th – Shot Put | Tri Le 10th – 200m | Duy Anh Mai 2nd – High Jump | Benz Pham 4th – Shot Put |
Nghia Phan 7th – Javelin | Jolie, Ingrid, Nghi Van, Bao Nghi 5th – Relay | Soma, Daniel, Toshi, Tri 4th – Relay |
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Mr Ali, PE Leader
Year 9 is more than the final chapter of Key Stage 3 (KS3) of the English National Curriculum; it’s a pivotal year of transformation. It’s the point where students begin to personalise their learning to a much greater extent, preparing to enter the academic rigour of the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) programme.
Our Class of 2025 has once again raised the bar, achieving outstanding IBDP results that place them among the best in the world. Congratulations to every one of our graduates, whose dedication and resilience have resulted in not only exceptional scores, but also outstanding university destinations across the globe. This year, our students achieved an impressive average IB Diploma Programme score of 36.3 points, significantly above the global average of 30.58 points. Over one quarter of our Class of 2025 scored 40 points or above, placing them in the top 10% of IBDP candidates globally, with 11 students achieving a score between 42 - 45, and one remarkable student achieving the perfect score of 45.
At BIS HCMC, sport is more than just a game. It’s a vital part of a well-rounded education. Through dynamic fixtures, inter school competitions and inclusive sport opportunities, our students are encouraged to challenge themselves, work collaboratively and take pride in representing their school.
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