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The 1st of October marks the beginning Black History Month in the UK which was also last week’s Project Day theme, organized by the Student Parliament.

KS3 had an English literature and Art project day on Friday 15th October where they read and interpreted Ted Hugh's novel The iron man, to create their own illustrations and storyboards.

Minh Anh is one of the students who have been studying at BVIS Hanoi since the first days of the school's establishment. Recently, the book ‘Woman in Science’ by Rachel Ignotofsky has been translated by Minh Anh and was officially published. This has been the second book that Minh Anh translated, after ‘The Mistakes That Worked’ which was published in 2018.

Calling all Secondary School BVIS Hanoi Photographers! Join our Summer Photography Competition. Please go to your House Team for all the instructions. We can't wait to see your entries! Deadline September 4th.

BVIS Hanoi’s Christmas market will be hosted at Secondary building with many activities, games and shops.

We joined the very last round of World Scholars's Cup and had a trip to Boston, MIT and Havard. On the last day, we came WSC with great excitement and left with joyful memories (and a lot of of medals and alpacas !! )

This year we celebrate 30 years of UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) - the most ratified UN Treaty and has played a central role to improve the lives of children around the world.

It has been a great week. Please share with us the success of Ha Noi University Fair, the KS3 boys’ and girls’ Basketball matches and the rehearsals for the School Production:

We just had a productive week with a lot of funs!!!

Thirty students, four teachers and a team of supporting family members all started their journey to Thanyapura resort in Phuket, for the U13 FOBISIA games, early on Thursday 28th February.

On the 23rd February, 30 of our Duke of Edinburgh Bronze students headed to Pu Luong to complete their assessed adventurous journeys.

Two students in Year 8 have had their mathematical ideas published by the website NRICH. NRICH is a website run by the University of Cambridge and is designed to provide opportunities to help students develop rich mathematical thinking.

This year BVIS annual Sports Day took place at a new venue with some new and exciting sports on offer. In addition to many traditional track and field events students participated in house football and house basketball competitions.

On January 18, BVIS Secondary students and two representatives of SCUBA, Harrie Kerley and Duncan Kenning, had an inspiring discussion about the problem of plastic waste.

"Ours can be the first generation to end poverty – and the last generation to address climate change before it is too late" - Ban Ki-Moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations

Our annual school musical was the Broadway classic “Little Shop of Horrors”, which proved a huge, ‘monster’ hit on the BVIS stage!

"After 6 hours of walking through the Sapa countryside, the groups started to arrive at the campsite and began to put up their tents. Some students were also brave enough to go for a little dip in the river to cool down from the day’s trek". This wonderful experience in beautiful nature of Nam Cang, Sapa was just a part of the amazing story about the Bronze Duke Edinburgh trip (DofE) told by Jason Lincoln, the Humanities and EAL Teacher of BVIS Hanoi.

Hanoi, November 20 - The BVIS Hanoi’s IGCSE Certificate Presentation Evening taking place in the UK Embassy in Hanoi was an event of honour to celebrate the success of BVIS students after the IGCSE examination. The IGCSE certificate is not only a reliable recognition for student academic results, but also a high-profile guarantee to world-leading universities.

On 14th November, we were privileged to welcome Prof. Paul Jensen, Deputy Dean in the Faculty of Business and Economics at the University of Melbourne, to deliver a masterclass in ‘Innovation and Public Policy’. Our students witnessed first-hand the format and atmosphere of a university lecture, helping them appreciate what to expect when they enrol in their course at university.