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It has been another very busy week in the Secondary school, notably including an international award trip last weekend alongside a Model United Nations Conference hosted on campus, more about which you will read about further down in the newsletter.

Back for another year, Science Week returns to BIS Hanoi with lots of excitement.

As we move towards the Spring Break next week, we have been reflecting on how much the students have grown, how well they have settled this year and how proud we are of the progress that they have made so far this year.

Our whole school community celebrated the 2023 British Science Week with an action-packed week of science lessons and hands-on activities.

This week we were fortunate to host two dance teachers from The Juilliard School, a world leader in Performing Arts education.

Our students showed great sportsmanship throughout the tournament.

Our Parent Connect sessions, which run across the primary and secondary schools, are a great way to learn more about our approaches to education and how you can support your children at home.

Another great week of events, activities, and learning in our BIS school community.

Last weekend in Doha, Qatar,  we sent a team of teachers from both Primary and Secondary to Nord Anglia Education annual regional teaching and learning conference.

Duc Minh (Year 9)'s story ‘The Bear’s Siesta’ is the winner of the Core category in the Global Campus One Third Story Writing Competition.

BIS celebrated UK World Book Day this week with various activities, learning, and events.

Book Week is always a wonderful time of year in the Primary school with lots of reading activities taking place throughout the week.

This week we celebrated the whole-school Book Week with a wide range of activities from Monday to Friday!

The month of March is always one of the busiest in international schools, and BIS Hanoi is certainly no different.

See the full list of early university offers our Class of 2023 have received as of February 2023

Building on the success of two student-led teacher events, this year we asked our oldest students in Key Stage 3 to create a lesson for some of our youngest learners in the school—and they did not disappoint!

Another exciting week has flown by!

My thanks to all the parents who joined me for the Principal’s Coffee Morning this past Tuesday.

At BIS Hanoi, we empower students to shape the future of our school.

The trip itself was like hope in Pandora's box - within the challenges the students had to face, sprouted gratitude and appreciation for the easy life back home