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Good language expression makes the process of reasoning and presenting an idea more coherent and precise. The creativity that is also cultivated through art appreciation assist children in visualising the problem and logical reasoning in mathematics.

Congratulations to our Year 6 student Dang Nhat Lam (Bella) for successfully qualifying for the Global Round at the World Scholar’s Cup 2021! 

We would like to send a great thank to all families who have trusted and been together with us over the memorable and successful educational journey, including Mr Quyen Linh’s family.

Weekly Highlights

Weekly Highlights

On Saturday 10th April our KS5 band ‘The Darrows’ took part in a fantastic Battle of the Bands competition involving 6 international schools in HCMC.

Congratulations to Dang Nhat Lam (Bella), our Year 6 student at BVIS for successfully qualifying for the Global Round at the World Scholar’s Cup 2021!

On Tuesday we hosted the ‘Primary Speech and Poetry Competition Final’ with 14 finalists ranging from Year 3 to Year 6. Year 3 and 4 children focused on poetry recitals and Year 5 and 6 students focused on their own creative and innovative speeches. The evening was filled with talent and left the whole audience simply amazed by the children’s efforts and abilities to speak so confidently and eloquently.

Why are real-world events so important to STEAM education?

The BVIS Upcycle Project has been created by BVIS HCMC’s teachers and students with the aims of reducing the uniform waste each year, raising awareness toward environment protection and inspiring our community to creatively take the action.

We at BVIS strive to support our students in becoming well rounded individuals, which includes looking after their academic, physical and mental well-being.

Play is powerful and fundamental to children during their early years.

We are delighted to introduce our enthusiastic members of Primary and Secondary Students Council in the academic year 2020-2021!

This article outlines the far-reaching benefits of music that stretch way beyond the subject itself and why music is an indispensable part of any academic programme.