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On 23 May, the British International School Hanoi community came together to celebrate a significant milestone for the Class of 2026.

British International School Hanoi (BIS Hanoi) is proud to announce that the school has been recognised as one of the Most Popular International Schools of 2025 by the International Schools Database (ISD), a trusted global platform used by families worldwide to research and compare international schools.

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.

Discover how we helps students prepare for life beyond school — with exceptional academic outcomes, personalised guidance, and a clear path to the world’s top universities.

Learn more about how university guidance counsellors Joe Mckinney and Colleen Usher at Nord Anglia Education’s BIS Hanoi and BVIS Hanoi are empowering students to make meaningful contributions to Vietnam, and the world.

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.

Students studying the International Baccalaureate (IB) at the British International School (BIS) Hanoi in 2024 have once again performed significantly above the global average.

The culmination of our Class of 2024 academic journey was celebrated with a memorable Graduation Ceremony on 25th May, marking a significant milestone in their lives.

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.

At our school, we're committed to leading effort in raising mental health awareness, ensuring our counsellors and staff are well-equipped to meet the evolving needs of our student body. 

With a strong commitment to social purpose, Nord Anglia Education schools are leading the way in Hanoi, creating sustainable social impact initiatives to improve the lives of the country’s most disadvantaged.

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.

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?

In March, more than 200 international educators from 15 countries around the globe will descend on Hanoi to innovate, problem solve and brainstorm at one of the world’s largest academic conferences.

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.

This remarkable achievement is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and exceptional academic abilities of our graduating students.

From one-to-one counselling sessions that dive deep into individual aspirations, to our collaboration with the Cialfo university guidance platform, we are dedicated to sculpting post-BIS Hanoi journeys that resonate with each student's unique potential.

Today as we celebrate the International Day of Education 2024, a day proclaimed by the United Nations, we hear from Dr Elise Ecoff, Nord Anglia’s Chief Education Officer, explaining why our approach to education is designed to help our students excel no matter what the future might throw at them.