BSY Giving Tree: 207 Acts of Kindness

A child's mental wellbeing is nurtured not only in the classroom but also at home. When parents and school work together in close partnership, children benefit from a strong support network that helps them feel safe, understood, and confident as they navigate both academic and personal challenges.

The BSY House Bonding Afternoon concluded with great success, bringing together students from across the school for an unforgettable celebration of teamwork, friendship, and House pride. Dressed proudly in their House colours, students embraced the opportunity to connect with peers, participate in exciting challenges, and kick off the new House season of the school year with enthusiasm and energy.

Students across the Secondary School recently came together for the highly anticipated BSY Secondary Spelling Bee 2026, an event that celebrated the power of language while encouraging students to challenge themselves in a supportive and engaging environment. The competition showcased not only impressive spelling abilities but also the confidence, determination, and resilience that are essential for success both inside and outside the classroom.

“Looking back, my IGCSE journey was both rewarding and full of opportunities to grow.” Following the release of this year’s IGCSE results, we spoke with Min Piti, one of our Year 11 students about their learning experience at the British School Yangon and how the support they received helped them grow and achieve success.

The BSY Bears have kicked off this year’s MISAC season in impressive fashion, with both our U14 Basketball Team and U19 Volleyball Team demonstrating outstanding teamwork, dedication, and sportsmanship on and off the court.

The British School Yangon is delighted to celebrate the exceptional achievements of our students in the 2026 IGCSE examinations. These outstanding results reflect our students’ dedication, ambition, and resilience, as well as the unwavering support of our teachers and families.

Our students recently embarked on their Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award expedition, an inspiring experience that challenged them to step beyond their comfort zones, develop essential life skills, and embrace the spirit of adventure.

Our Year 7 and 8 students recently embarked on an exciting residential trip to Kanchanaburi, where they challenged themselves through a series of outdoor adventures designed to build confidence, teamwork, and resilience.

The first day of school is more than a date on the calendar. It is a collection of new beginnings, familiar faces, excited conversations and, sometimes, a few nervous moments too.

As the new school year approaches, our teachers and staff are getting ready to welcome our students back to campus. From preparing classrooms and learning spaces to planning engaging lessons and activities, our teams have been working together to make sure everything is ready for a positive and welcoming start to the new school year.