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This week, the House Captains had the opportunity to develop their student leadership skills by taking part in the first BIS HCMC House Captain Training Morning.

Nam Runs Nam is a charity project linked to BIS and BVIS community partners in both Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi.

On Saturday 14th September, nine Year 11 and Year 13 students from the British International School Ho Chi Minh City (BIS HCMC) attended the inaugural Saigon International Schools Network (SISN) student leadership conference, entitled ‘Learning to Lead’.

The October Big Draw Festival is an annual celebration of the power of drawing.

The latest news and events from your Secondary PTG.

In last week’s update, I mentioned our commitment to working with you the parents to ensure the best education for the students at BIS.

Over the weekend 19th-21st September, British International School Ho Chi Minh City hosted the FOBISIA Advanced Orchestral and Choral Festival 2019.

On Saturday 21st September 2019, the British International School HCMC hosted the second annual World Cleanup Day as part of the CleanUp Vietnam initiative.

There are a myriad of ways in which we support our students at BIS HCMC, both academically and pastorally, and this week we have been firmly focused on IGCSE and Key Stage 4.

This week, all Year 6 students were able to watch a heart and lung dissection as part of our Science topic, ‘Healthy Bodies’.

Another busy week here at the Junior Campus!

Bang... Tung... Bang...Tung...the beats of the drums mixing with the bangs of the Gong create the unique rhythm of a dragon dance, which makes everyone feel excited for the coming Moon Festival.

At BIS HCMC our students are encouraged to pursue their interests and to engage in a range of activities beyond the classroom setting.

On Tuesday 10th September BIS HCMC hosted a stimulating workshop aimed at students hoping to major in Business.

The Year 13 students have started a new and challenging phase of their Theory of Knowledge course (TOK) with the release of the May 2020 prescribed titles.

As the new school year starts, with an influx of Year 12s to the Sixth Form and the Year 13 realisation that it is more than halfway through the IB and they face some big decisions about where they want to move on to next, The College and University Guidance Team begins a familiar cycle.

The ‘Active Planet’ IPC topic entry point has certainly grabbed our Year 4 students’ attention in the way that IPC entry points are designed to!

Arriving in a new school can be daunting for students and their families.

On Wednesday 28th August 2019, the students of Year 5 had their ‘Entry Point’ for our first IPC topic, ‘Mission to Mars’.

This term, Y6 will be studying their History focused IPC unit, ‘The Great, The Bold and The Brave’.