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What we often fail to recognise however is that a changed world has produced a changed generation. Come to our seminar to learn how to communicate and work alongside the next generation.

It has also been ‘Celebrating Language Week’ with many exciting events taking place. We are very excited about our first inter-house interpreting competition which took place on Friday.

A grim windswept morning saw 20 eager but nervous students congregate at BVIS for the bus to Concordia School.

Over the course of the last year, we have undertaken both the Membership and the Pre-Accreditation visits from the Council of International Schools (CIS) and we embark on this Accreditation in earnest now.

This unique seminar helps parents to establish a healthy balance between screen time and downtime each day so children can flourish mentally, physically and socially as well as assisting parents about online safety.

In History lessons, the Year 7s have been looking at Medieval Britain and the role castles played in the defence of kingdoms.

Can you imagine an iceberg the size of Hanoi? Well this week, news came from Antarctica that an iceberg the size of the city of Rome in Italy broke off from the ice shelf and drifted into the sea.

Over the last half term, many Secondary school students have been competing for their houses in the Basketball competitions.

The students at BVIS have again showed how they care about our community and during the Christmas Market raised over 14 million VND which we have used to buy gifts for the Blue Dragon children for the Tet holiday.

Last weekend our BVIS Duke of Edinburgh Bronze participants spent the weekend in Pu Luong Nature Reserve.

This week has seen one of Britain’s most pioneering and influential performers of modern times, David Bowie, sadly pass away.

Planned Events: - Digital Citizenship and Online Safety: March 13th, 2016 - Teenage Development: March 27th, 2016 - Early Years Development: May 8th, 2016 - State of Independence: May 29th, 2016 - Happiness = Success: June 12th, 2016

The challenge is usually taken by students in Years 12 and 13, but ten of our Year 11 students sat it this year. Seven students were awarded either a Gold, Silver or Bronze certificate.

As I write this, we are right in the centre of the CIS visit to determine suitability for the accreditation process.

Anita Collins explains the fireworks that go off in musicians’ brains when they play, and examines some of the long-term positive effects of this mental workout.

Below is a series of interviews with Dr Peeter Mehisto, author of 'Excellence in Bilingual Education: A Guide for School Principals'.

Concert “Vui ca - Sing for Joy” will include performances by the experienced choirs, such as: International Choir, Hanoi Freude Choir, Hanoi Korean Woman’s Choir, Youth Choral of Vietnam,...

What we cannot look at from this game is the score line as it did not reflect the effort of the team and the individual performance.

On Wednesday, 18th November, EYFS held a Teddy Bears Picnic event for all of the EYFS children and their parents and carers to attend.

School trips are such wonderful opportunities for the teachers and TAs to spend time with the students in an informal, relaxed setting and to get to know them better.