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In a world full of AI answers, will your child learn how to think?

Learn how teaching quality is monitored at British International School Hanoi and what strong classroom practice looks like in action.

What does a love for learning really mean? At the British International School Hanoi (BIS Hanoi), one IBDP student shares how her teachers have continuously inspired her to follow her passions and supported her journey. From head student to published author, her story shows how BIS Hanoi teachers go beyond the curriculum and beyond the classroom to nurture curiosity, confidence, and success.

In a transformative shift in education in Southeast Asia, international schools in Vietnam are embracing a holistic approach to academic excellence that shines the light on the importance of wellbeing.

Has audiovisual made reading redundant? Learn more from British International School Hanoi Head of English Simon Hoare about the top benefits of reading in a digital age.

To celebrate World Day of Cultural Diversity in Hanoi, Nord Anglia Education principals, Richard Vaughan and Paul Holyome share how to build a strong sense of belonging in an international school environment.

Fuelled by artificial intelligence, the fourth education revolution has arrived. Nord Anglia Education’s the British International School Hanoi’s Deputy Head of Secondary Stephanie Miller explores the transformative impacts to oracy.

As we celebrate International Day of Happiness this month, Social-Emotional Counsellor at the British International School Hanoi, Matt Greenwood explores student wellbeing – what it means, and how it’s being fostered in school.

Head of Business Studies, Economics and Computer Science, Emma Goldie, explains how the British Vietnamese International School Hanoi’s evolving AI in education curriculum is preparing each child for tomorrow.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the world. How can we embrace AI in the classroom and ensure children have a transformative experience, preparing them for an exciting future?

Tricia Taylor, an esteemed educational consultant and author known for her expertise in developing classroom practice and the science of learning, has returned to BIS Hanoi over the last two weeks.

Last Friday, on February 23rd, we had the privilege of hosting a transformative workshop led by renowned educator, Tricia Taylor.

On World Thinking Day, Assistant Head of Secondary Gemma Archer from the British International School Hanoi, a Nord Anglia Education school, shares the top four benefits of critical thinking.

We’re living in an age of an educational revolution, with a rapidly transforming approach to teaching. Assistant Head of Secondary from the British International School Hanoi Gemma Archer highlights how the unique role of teaching mother tongue language in education nurtures outstanding academic success.

At this time of year, it’s vital that we take care of ourselves.

Leading international schools provider Nord Anglia Education announced the launch of its groundbreaking new education magazine called INSIGHTS.

Both the school and parents have a role to play in empowering children to navigate the online world safely and with confidence.

This article will explore the connections between wellbeing, mindset, and memory to provide tips and strategies to support examination success.

For our youngest children, play is serious learning! In fact, play is much more important than you might think.    

The mother tongue languages of our students form part of their identity and part of our school’s identity, creating the inclusive community we pride ourselves on.