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It is my pleasure to welcome you all back to school after a two-week Christmas break.

The focus for the Secondary assembly this week was exploring our identity as a multilingual learning community.

Next week we celebrate International Week, spending our energies reinforcing the principles that underpin global citizenship and intercultural learning.

Next week, our Year 9 and Year 11 students begin the process of choosing their subjects for the years ahead.

This year we continue our re-accreditation with the Council of International School (CIS) and the Western Academy of Schools and Colleges (WASC).

Students at The British International School Hanoi, part of the Nord Anglia Education global school family, are overjoyed after receiving their IGCSE results.

As we enter the final week of school, I am delighted to update the community on the outstanding university offers our Year 13s have received so far this year.

At the Graduation Ceremony on May 28, we said an emotional farewell to our wonderful Year 13 students.

A busy time in Secondary this week as we approach the end of the academic year.

We have received some heartening feedback so far and some insightful areas for improvement as part of our international reaccreditation process this week.

Starting from next Monday, BIS Hanoi welcomes the Council of International Schools (CIS) and the Western Academy of Schools and Colleges (WASC) to visit us virtually as part of our international reaccreditation.

On the 26th and 27th of March, our students welcomed fellow students from schools in Hanoi and across the South-East Asia region to the inaugural BIS Hanoi Virtual Model United Nations (MUN) Conference.

The research of Year 12 student Gia Han has been published in the Journal of Student Research (JOSR), a prestigious academic journal which showcases the work of school students, university graduates and postgraduates from around the world.

This year's Book Week was held virtually, but that didn't stop our students and teachers from celebrating.

At Friday’s Assembly, students and teachers presented a dialogue around one of our school values: Respect.

At the beginning of December, a group of Year 9 Geography students took on the challenge of teaching Year 6 pupils about the extraordinary world of earthquakes and volcanoes.

It has been a hugely busy and successful first term. I am extremely grateful for the hard work and fortitude shown by everyone in our community, and this includes students, parents, and teachers.

World Children’s Day was the focus this week, with engaging activities running through Form Tutor sessions and during assembly.

As a school we are well prepared to provide information, guidance, and support to students during this time.

Students at The British International School Hanoi, part of the global Nord Anglia Education family of schools, are celebrating after receiving their IGCSE results.