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On May 24th, our BIS Hanoi community came together to celebrate the extraordinary achievements of the Class of 2025 - a group of young people who have grown, persevered, and inspired us all.

Bringing together young students from Nord Anglia schools across Southeast Asia including BIS Hanoi, the festival challenged them to explore one of today’s most pressing global issues: waste and sustainability.

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.

Over four days of competition, our BIS Hanoi students showcased not only skill and determination, but also the teamwork, spirit, and pride that define what it means to be a Lionheart. 

At the British International School Hanoi, academic ambition and deep care go hand in hand. Incoming Principal Rebecca Carroll shares how this balance creates the conditions for every student to grow with confidence.

Leeel, BIS Hanoi Year 9 student, has been awarded 2nd place in the 11–14 Art Music Instrumental Solo category of the Global Campus Virtual Young Musician of the Year 2025 competition. 

Students from the British International School Hanoi discovered courage, creativity and connection through drama at the Performing Arts Festival – learning that performance is more than just applause; it’s about finding your voice.

With a passion for student well-being and a commitment to individual growth, Jack shares what drives him as an educator and what makes BIS Hanoi so special.

Throughout Book Week at British International School Hanoi, excitement has been building around books and the joy of reading through engaging, story-focused activities.

Ms. Hahn's recent participation in the Counsellor Fly-in Programme offered a deeper insight into Hong Kong’s academic landscape, reshaping her perspective of the city—not just as a tourist destination, but as a hub of academic innovation and global connectivity.

By integrating metacognitive strategies into our teaching and learning practices, we equip students with the tools they need to think deeply, reflect meaningfully, and become independent, lifelong learners.

BIS Hanoi was the proud host of the FOBISIA Primary Mathematics Competition 2025, which brought together 120 talented students from 16 schools across seven countries. This vibrant gathering showcased the students' exceptional skills in various mathematical disciplines, fostering a spirit of collaboration and friendly competition.

With a deep passion for early childhood education, Beatrice shares insights into her journey, teaching philosophy, and the rewarding experience of shaping young learners.

We're immensely proud to announce that Pham Bui Gia Khanh, our Year 12 student, has been nominated for the prestigious "Outstanding Young Faces of Vietnam" Award 2024 organised by Vietnam Central Youth Union, Vietnam Young Talent Fund and Tien Phong Newspaper 

This year’s theme for Science Week, ‘Change and Adapt’, encouraged our students to think critically about how we can innovate and adjust to the challenges posed by our changing world. 

The U13 Lionhearts roared into action at FOBISIA 2025, showcasing not only their athletic talent but also their unwavering spirit and sportsmanship.

At the British International School Hanoi, our English as an Additional Language (EAL) programme is designed to support students whose first language isn't English, helping them build both language skills and confidence.

Educators from BIS Hanoi joined over 200 international teachers and leaders from Nord Anglia Education schools at the SEAMEI Teaching & Learning Conference 2025, held in Abu Dhabi.

BIS Hanoi’s Class of 2025 is off to an impressive start in their university application journey, securing over 70 offers from top institutions worldwide.

In today's globalised world, relocating across countries has become increasingly common. As a result, many children grow up identifying as 'Third Culture Kids' (TCKs). But what does this term mean, and how does it shape their experiences?