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It was incredible to see over 200 BIS Hanoi members joining the BritCham Fun Run event on Sunday, November 13th.

From the academic year 2018 – 2019 until now, we have made some positive changes and new additions to our school that you might noticed already. These changes have been made following the opinions and suggestions made in the last Parent Satisfaction Survey and have been done to create better education for our students.

Progress for our students is personal, it is about where they begin and how they move forward.

A team of 6, Year 7 students: Quynh Anh, Noah, Kanta, Bao Linh, Tuong Anh and Ky Lam entered the World Scholar’s Cup, the first round of which was held last weekend. The team were very successful and are now through to the second round in Kuala Lumpur which will be held W/C June 18th.

At BIS Hanoi, we successfully retain staff through our “Grow Your Own” philosophy.

School libraries should be places of opportunity; learning hubs where students can access the latest information, helping them to succeed in a global, competitive economy.

The British International School IB Visual Arts Exhibition includes paintings, sculptures and photographs from our Year 13 students.

This week started in a delightfully fragrant way.

Next week is going to be an important one for all of our British International School Hanoi students. All students in the school will be presenting for either internal or external exams. There will be lots of revision sessions taking place this weekend but students need to keep a sense of perspective and manage their wellbeing, too.

We had a fun evening on Tuesday, when over 50 Year 8 parents attended lessons at British International School Hanoi. The Teach Your Parent event was organised by Mrs Wild (Head of Key Stage 3) with the support of the year 8 teachers but the real stars were the children and their parents

REFLECTION is another one of the characteristics we look to aspire to in our Aide Memoire; this week we have reflected on the message that both the British actor Paul Blackthorne and Vietnamese comedian Xuan Bac passed on to our staff and students, here are some of the comments.

Over the last couple of weeks, the Primary children at BIS have been taking part in an exciting competition!