Let's take a look at some outstanding activities of BVIS Hanoi this week:
Thank you to all of our parents and students for their wonderful wishes and gifts of fruit, flowers and cakes to celebrate Vietnamese Teachers’ Day 20/11.
We were absolutely overwhelmed by the good wishes we received from you all and everyone on the staff was very grateful. It makes us feel very special and makes us all want to do even more for our wonderful students.
More photos can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?vanity=BVISHanoi.Official&set=a.1992770407551664
In Primary, members of our Primary Student Council had a short interview on what they think are the Children's Rights.
In Secondary, Key Stage 3 Children have been celebrating World Children's Day today by dressing up in blue! They have enjoyed sharing their thoughts on Children's Rights and have had their voices heard over important global issues such as Climate Change
Read the article here: https://bit.ly/3x2EOhQ.
This week, the STEAM challenge for Year 1 students is: Make your own boat and find out how many paper clips or coins your boats can hold. The work helped students understand some basic physics concepts such as buoyancy, density and boat design techniques.
The IPC topic of Year 2 students for this half-term is 'Transportations'. The children just had a virtual visit to London - the capital of the United Kingdom, visited Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square, and Elizabeth Tower (or more commonly known as Big Ben
Year 3 students just had some fun activities related to the 'Ocean' topic in the Friday Challenge last week.
Join in our music concert by showing your skills on any instrument or with your voice. You can even showcase your performance as part of a group or ensemble. House points will be awarded for all entries and the best performances will be part of our Christmas Showcase.
More information can be found here: https://bit.ly/3cjzk97
To celebrate ‘World Children’s Day, BVIS Primary have launched a new and exciting Global Campus competition: ‘Save Our Planet’.
Read more here: https://bit.ly/3nx1uE6
