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At BVIS, we fully understand that a truly global citizen needs to have the right knowledge, skills and global perspective. At the same time, they also need to be absorbed within their country’s culture and traditions to succeed in life and make positive contributions to the outside world.

Since the very beginning, BVIS HCMC has shaped and developed a unique educational mission of Global Citizens – Vietnamese Perspective with the aim of nurturing a young, talented, ambitious generation who thrive within a globalisation environment without losing sight of who they are and where they come from.

As our Class of 2020 are reaching the end of their educational journey at BVIS HCMC, we are delighted to announce their exciting upcoming destinations in life.

At BVIS HCMC, sport activities are designed and integrated harmoniously into the curriculum and after-school clubs.

Whilst winning medals for their respective schools was the ultimate goal, our young athletes enjoyed the rewarding experiences as they learned first-hand about teamwork, perseverance and sportsmanship.

It was such a memorable night for 230 young athletes and coaches from 10 Nord Anglia South East Asia schools on Friday 06 December 2019 at Novotel Saigon Centre!

Nord Anglia Education schools across South East Asia will take part in a dynamic programme for young athletics at three-day U11 Nord Anglia South East Asia Games in Ho Chi Minh City.

The enrichment of learning at BVIS have continued this week across the whole school with students engaged and challenged to think differently in a variety of events.

A great opportunity for the best young Mathematicians across Asia to test their skills against each other.

In following the teaching format of Read Write Inc Phonics, our Vietnamese phonics programme mirrors our English one, thus providing children at BVIS with an exclusive and quality phonics learning experience.

David Wall says the consumption of tailored information through mobile devices has created a widening gap between how our students learn about the world and how they actually experience it.

The benefits of playing card games

Reading is the cornerstone of learning. The BVIS curriculum priorities reading and throughout the school from the Early Years onwards, children participate in daily reading activities.

An outstanding trilingual experience at BVIS from a Korean perspective