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It can be challenging for the students but maintaining a good sleep habit allows them to focus on their studies while also balancing their physical and mental health.

In our Virtual School Experience (VSE), we value the importance of well-being and understand that it is closely related to academic success.

The process of deciding what to do, and where to go, after graduating from BIS Hanoi should be a long-term, ongoing one. The University Guidance Counsellor is focused on giving BIS Hanoi students the right support and guidance as they negotiate what can be difficult decisions.

Teacher spotlight is a series introducing our dedicated and talented Secondary School teachers. This week we hear from our University Counsellor, Bernd Widemann

As we approach the end of our first half-term, there are exciting exit points happening over the coming days; curriculum exit points are designed to be a celebration of the learning that has happened over the course of a half-term or unit.

Next week we celebrate our annual International Festival, a timely reminder that at BIS Hanoi we are global citizens learning together.

This week we have virtually welcomed a number of new families who took part in our virtual open days in readiness for future admissions.

It has been another week of exciting learning in the Primary School.

I would like to take this opportunity to say a big thank you to all parents who have taken the time to meet with our Primary teachers last week for an update on their educational progress.

Next week our Year 11 and 13 students complete their internal progress tests virtually, a reflection of our business-as-usual approach this year.

We are grateful to have an enormously supportive parent body at BIS Hanoi. It is one of the cornerstones of our continuing success and growth.

Spotlight is a series introducing our dedicated and talented Secondary School teachers. This week we hear from our Assistant Head of Secondary School (IB), Gemma Archer.

The global pandemic has impacted every inch of society and will forever remain a period that brought about significant challenges for us all.

This section of top tips looks at a few different ways of supporting your child in making the most of their online experiences, ultimately helping them thrive during this time.

Spotlight is a new series introducing our dedicated and talented Secondary School teachers.

In this section we aim to explain some top tips that will help you support your child during virtual learning. This week we look at how you can review work assigned to students and also check they can access the full offerings of the Microsoft Office Suite.

Dear Parents, I’d like to give my thanks to all of you who joined our Meet the Teacher events online this week across our Primary classes.

Sending children to school for the first time, or to a new school, can be challenging for parents.

Welcome to our first digital BIS Hanoi newsletter of the new academic year 2021/2022. I am very pleased to be here in Hanoi, taking on the responsibility of leading the school community in the next phase of its journey

Whether you’re trying to fill time on a rainy day, stuck inside enduring a hotel or home quarantine, or simply looking for ways to keep your children engaged during their summer holidays, it’s always good to have a wealth of ideas ready to go. British International School (BIS) Hanoi, Performing Arts teacher Emily Brawn shares six fun and creative activities to captivate your child’s attention and boost their confidence, even if you have limited space or resources.