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Three key components that our university counsellor focuses on at BVIS Hanoi to guide students.

Children growing up today have a different set of challenges than children in previous generations. How we prepare them to face these challenges can not only prevent them from developing mental illnesses, but it can set them up to be well-adjusted, resilient adults.

It is vital to address children’s wellbeing at all stages of virtual school to ensure that they stay motivated, keep learning and most importantly continue to thrive during these difficult times.

Nord Anglia Education released global figures today showing that online STEAM courses taken by its students between April and June this year were twice as popular compared to the same period last year.

Language barrier is one of the top concerns of students transferring from high school to studying international programs such as IGCSE and A Level. How can they integrate into an environment where learning is mostly in English?

This week saw the first of our ‘Creative writing workshops’ for students in Years 5 and 6.

The best place to learn a language is outside the classroom and on our trips the pupils are exposed to a lot of English.

The children in Year 2 had a wonderful camping day last week as the Exit Point for the IPC topic, 'Hooray, let’s go on Holiday'.

We offer Psychology as a new and exciting opportunity for Sixth Form students at BVIS.

This year, new to the curriculum at BVIS is Computer Science a subject that aims to develop students’ logical thinking.

Welcome Back | Looking forward to a great new academic year

The 'Pied Piper of Hamelin' show will take place at 5pm in the BVIS main auditorium on Wednesday 22nd June.

This year, BVIS again entered the Junior Maths Challenge from the United Kingdom.

A grim windswept morning saw 20 eager but nervous students congregate at BVIS for the bus to Concordia School.

In History lessons, the Year 7s have been looking at Medieval Britain and the role castles played in the defence of kingdoms.

The challenge is usually taken by students in Years 12 and 13, but ten of our Year 11 students sat it this year. Seven students were awarded either a Gold, Silver or Bronze certificate.

What does “Science” mean for BVIS students here in Vietnam?

What will be the next really significant technological development? Where will science take us next? How will engineering develop the way the landscape looks? Who are the people that are going to be at the forefront of this progression?

Those working in the field of neuroscience have made extraordinary discoveries on the effect of music on the brain function.