The Year 11 students marked the end of their IGCSE journey with a fantastic evening of celebration at the Sofitel Hotel on Saturday 15th June.
The event marked the culmination of six months work by the prom committee, a group of Year 11 students, who identified the venue and planned a wonderful evening centred around the theme of “Capture The Moment.”
The night was a nostalgic trip down memory lane with messages from former students, videos of the Year 11s throughout the years and a celebration of shared experiences such as the Hong Kong trip. A special mention must go to our hugely talented musicians; Alan, Rodrigo, Abby, Mimi, Ashley and Dahyun, for their wonderful performances of classic numbers such as “Pretty Woman”, “Stand By Me” and “Love Me Tender” which really added to the evening.
It was fantastic to see the whole year group come together to share experiences, reminisce about many great times and mark the end of this part of their educational journey. They truly did “Capture The Moment.”
Mr Alexander, Head of Year 11
Photo credit: Teemay Nguyen, Year 12
We are thrilled that four of our Year 13 students have recently gained offers from ‘Elite’ USA universities.
At BIS HCMC, leadership is more than just a title — it’s about inspiring others, fostering a sense of community, and embracing personal growth. This year’s Head Students, in Year 13, — Atom, JaeYeon, Tim, and Serena — embody these values with authenticity and dedication, each bringing their unique strengths, creativity, and passion to their roles.
We are thrilled to announce that a record three students from the BIS HCMC Class of 2025 have received offers from the University of Oxford, ranked number 3 in the world, and the University of Cambridge, ranked number 5 in the world. A huge congratulations to Quynh An, YeongSeo (Judy) and JaeYeon on their extraordinary achievement that sets a new benchmark for BIS students.
These achievements come as BIS students begin to secure outstanding offers from top universities around the world, including USA, UK, Australia and Asia and these numbers will only continue to rise as more decisions will be made over the coming weeks.
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