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This year, new to the curriculum at BVIS is Computer Science a subject that aims to develop students’ logical thinking.

Thank you to Mr Chris Humphrey from the ‘Blue Dragon Foundation’ for coming in to talk to our secondary staff and students.

Welcome Back | Looking forward to a great new academic year

This article highlights the poem, Children Learn What They Live, by Dorothy Law Nolte, and its Vietnamese translation.

The 'Pied Piper of Hamelin' show will take place at 5pm in the BVIS main auditorium on Wednesday 22nd June.

This week, the whole of Year 11 had a chance to collaborate with Operation Smile Vietnam and visited the Vietnam-Cuba Friendship Hospital.

Last Sunday, I was asked to do a presentation on independent learning. I know how important this topic is to parents, so I would like to summarise my main points in my newsletter this week.

We would like to share a message that we received from one of our community partners: BLUE DRAGON

The children in Year 2 visited the Platinum Cinema in Royal City as part of their IPC ‘Media Magic’ topic.

Each week we encourage musicians to take to the stage in our assembly and perform in front of their peers.

On Saturday 21st May, the Year 7 Swim Team met at BIS for their final competitive gala before the big end of season competition at UNIS next weekend.

This year, BVIS again entered the Junior Maths Challenge from the United Kingdom.

As a school, we offer a swimming program during our PE lessons and it is compulsory for students to take part in swimming lessons.

The seminar will help you better understand of how you can raise your child so that they fulfil their potential in later life.

Project Penguin is a school wide project that is aimed at increasing awareness of environmental issues in the school and wider community.

I try to wander around the school as much as possible to meet students, to see classes and events, to support staff and hear from them what issues are on their minds. I seldom feel like I do it enough.

Last week in Art, Year 8 BVIS have had the most spectacular opportunity to collaborate with two British contemporary artists who live and work in Hanoi.

Vietnam National Junior YOYO contest – CANIFA DUNCAN CUP's final will take place at BVIS Hanoi at the end of May, 2016.

The UNESCO report identified 3 core conceptual dimensions of global citizenship education and we teach these concepts on every day of the school year.

The show will take place at 6pm in the BVIS main auditorium on Thursday 7th April. Tickets are free of charge and available to collect from the main reception.