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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.

The aim of the RAK CLUB is to encourage positive interactions in our school community.

The fixture this week against HIS saw a much improved performance by the Key Stage 3 girls.

Over the last 2 weeks, many Secondary students have been participating in the House Dodge Ball competition.

The day was very well organised and the students had lots of fun playing against many other schools.

Mr McMullen summed up BVIS in 3 words: Family, fun, passionate

Last week, a group of 12 Vietnamese teachers attended a First Aid course at the Family Medical Practice (FMP).

I am very pleased with the start our Duke of Edinburgh participants have made this year.

We have had some very special guests visiting BVIS this week from the British Embassy.

This morning we celebrated the Royal British Legion Poppy (RBL) Appeal with a very poignant, atmospheric and well-constructed assembly.

Before half-term break, Year 2 successfully celebrated a camping day to end their IPC topic on Holidays.

The purpose of the trip was primarily to give the children some bonding opportunities. We wanted some of our older students to form relationships and new friendships with the children that have started at BVIS this year.

What a creative week the children in the Primary section have had! Together we celebrated ‘Book Week’, and the children were engaged in a wide variety of activities planned to create a love for books and reading.

We would like to send you the information about “My Grandparents and I" Essay Writing Contest held by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).

We knew the game against UNIS was going to be our biggest test. They are the team that went a whole season without being beaten by anyone in the league or finals.

The extensive course TESMC is widely recognised and promoted in International schools where teachers educate students that have English as an additional language.

Following on from my previous article on Jennifer Taylor, I have great pleasure introducing Mr. Declan Barney, one of our Year 6 teachers.

Ms Alicia Smith and Mr Perry Wild, the two new PE teachers, were interviewed by Gia Khanh and Giang in 9B.

People who have a lot of papillae—the bumps on our tongue, most of which house our taste buds—often find flavors overwhelming. They're "supertasters," and as such they add cream to their coffee and order food mild instead of spicy.