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Welcoming 42 students from across four Nord Anglia Schools in Vietnam: BVIS Hanoi, BIS HCMC, and BVIS HCMC, our Year 5s and Year 6s absolutely loved the chance to collaborate and connect with other student leaders from across the country. 

Next week, this first term of the school year will come to an end - and what a memorable term it has been!

While our students have been learning virtually, we’ve taken the opportunity to upgrade and add to the existing state-of-the-art facilities at our learning campus.

Read about the meet and greet session British International School Hanoi, aimed to give new parents a warm welcome into our community.

Our new caterers, Joma bakery, launched an exciting range of products. Their school dining service is based on a commitment to providing a healthy and balanced meal for all students.

Reading is the perfect way to take a break from screen time, while still engaging in English. We've also included a list of reading resources/websites your child can use if books aren’t easily accessible.

Tet holiday is just around the corner. Find the five best places to go in Hanoi during Tet and celebrate Lunar New Year like a local.

After releasing impressive IB Diploma results in July 2019, The British International School Hanoi (BIS Hanoi) has recently announced some more achievements of the Class of 2019 with more than 80 acceptances from prestigious educational institutions worldwide including world-leading universities within the Ivy League and Russell Group.

At BIS Hanoi, we marked the celebration of World Children's Day 2019 with several events. This year is extra special as it marks 30 years of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child – 30 years of child rights that have helped transform children’s lives around the world, and Vietnam was one of the first countries to sign the Convention.

Find out how we celebrated Vietnamese Teachers' Day at British International School Hanoi, thanking teachers for their enthusiasm and commitment.

Last Friday (November 2), British International School Hanoi (BIS Hanoi) hosted its 8th annual “International Festival” to celebrate the different nationalities and cultures within the school through traditional games, costumes and food as well as other community activities held by the school’s community partners.

The event is aimed at supporting various BBGV Charities and BIS Hanoi will be a key sponsor of this event.

Moving to a new country is never easy. It is a big change with many challenges to face. However, if you find the right community, you will be warmly welcomed and find it much easier to settle in. Mrs Natasha Chapman is a mother of two boys (Year 3 and F3) at BIS Hanoi. Below, she shares what she has learnt since moving to Hanoi and how BIS Hanoi have helped her and her family to integrate. All this is for the benefit of you, the new families joining us this year.

The Year 3 students visited the famous Marou chocolate shop in the centre of Hanoi where they became chocolate connoisseurs for the morning.

We are very happy that Green Week has increased awareness of environmental activities and what our young people can do to make a difference!

Mr. Sung Jun Kim has helped our community to have access to the information they need to ensure a successful future!

Last Sunday (May 26), the 6th BBGV Football tournament for Charity took place at the PVF Football Academy in Hung Yen province.

On March 26, our Principal, Ms Sue Hill, joined a panel discussion on Education at the ‘Business is GREAT’ conference organised by the British Embassy and BBGV.

The British International School Hanoi will host the first Southeast Asia region Nord Anglia Performing Arts Festival in collaboration with The Juilliard School from 2-6 April, 2019. This exciting event gives students the opportunity to attend music performances and participate in unique workshops and rehearsals led by talented performers and music educators, including Julliard-affiliated conductor Radu Paponiu.