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Students’ and staff alike participated in the Big Draw of 2020 over the last few weeks.

We used bar models to understand how multiplication and division relate to each other.

Dear Parents, In her essay, “The Pandemic is a Portal”, Indian novelist, Arundhati Roy, invites us to see the current moment as a turning point in history, as a moment of change, she writes: “Coronavirus has brought the world to a halt like nothing else could. Our minds are still racing back and forth, longing for a return to normality, Refusing to acknowledge the rupture, but the rupture exists, and in the midst of this terrible despair, it gives us a chance to rethink. Nothing could be worse than a return to normality. Historically, pandemics have forced humans to break with their past and imagine their world anew. This one is no different. It is a portal. A gateway between one world and the next.”

It was a welcomed sight to see our BIS Junior football teams competing against AIS this week.

In assemblies this week our Secondary students were given a brief tour of Global Campus, the online platform that connects our 66,000+ students from NAE schools around the world.

A warm welcome back to everyone for this half term, particularly our many new and returning families that joined us this week having completed their 2 weeks’ quarantine.

Dear Parents and students, We are extremely fortunate to be able to make our home in this wonderful country. As guests in Vietnam we know how lucky we are to be part of such a warm and vibrant community. As central Vietnam is experiencing the devastating impact of severe flooding, it is good that our BIS community can play a small part in the current relief efforts and show our solidarity with our hosts. Please find in this week’s update more information from our Community Coordinator, Mrs Tracey Brownrigg about how we are working with our community partners at this time. Thank you to all of our students, parents, teachers and support staff for your generous contributions.

With the recent devastating floods and landslides caused by torrential rain in central Vietnam, the BIS school community mobilised this week to find ways in which to urgently raise much needed financial aid in support of those most affected.

On Tuesday 6th October, a select number of students from British International School and British Vietnamese International School came together to perform and celebrate the FOBISIA Young Musician of the Year 2020.

AGILITY [uh-jil-i-tee] Noun - The power of moving quickly and easily; nimbleness An apt description for our BIS Community Service CCA

The BIS Community Service team were thrilled to be able to join the children of Thao Dien Disabled School this week to celebrate Tet Trung Thu, also known as the “Children’s Festival”

On Tuesday 06/10/2020 at the Secondary campus swimming pool, our Junior Red Swim Squad had their first Internal Swim Meet.

Celebrating the Autumn Moon Festival at the Early Years and Infant Campus

This week has been Dyslexia Awareness Week at BIS. Read about how our students have been getting involved in a range of activities to improve their knowledge around the subject

At BIS all of our students and teachers are assigned to one of four Houses for events and competitions which take place through the year. This article tells you more...

As part of this term’s Global Campus, students are being asked to tell the secret stories of the vegetables that live in our kitchens.

Across many cultures there is a common principle that is accepted as a simple way of finding individual and community wellbeing: that is to focus on what we have, not what we don't have.

Last Saturday, on 19th September, over 130 members of the BIS HCMC school community, including students, parents and teachers from across the 3 campuses, joined volunteers worldwide and in the city to participate in World CleanUp Day.

Last week in the library we celebrated the popular author Roald Dahl’s birthday!

Many new children began their full time program in F1 this week. The children have been fantastic and have grown in confidence and independence. This week they have continued to build on their new school experiences by visiting the specialist teachers in their spaces and we are very proud of how well the children have settled.