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At the Early Years Centre we have also been looking at the Environment and we have created our very own green area to grow our own plants.

International Dance Day takes place annually on April 29th. This year BVIS promoted dance amongst the students in a couple of ways.

This week the boys and girls Key Stage 3 Volleyball teams were again in action.

The seminar will help you better understand of how you can raise your child so that they fulfil their potential in later life.

Project Penguin is a school wide project that is aimed at increasing awareness of environmental issues in the school and wider community.

I try to wander around the school as much as possible to meet students, to see classes and events, to support staff and hear from them what issues are on their minds. I seldom feel like I do it enough.

Last week in Art, Year 8 BVIS have had the most spectacular opportunity to collaborate with two British contemporary artists who live and work in Hanoi.

Vietnam National Junior YOYO contest – CANIFA DUNCAN CUP's final will take place at BVIS Hanoi at the end of May, 2016.

Last week, the girls took part in their own house football competition. Hue were strong throughout the tournament and ended up winning every game.

The UNESCO report identified 3 core conceptual dimensions of global citizenship education and we teach these concepts on every day of the school year.

The show will take place at 6pm in the BVIS main auditorium on Thursday 7th April. Tickets are free of charge and available to collect from the main reception.

It was wonderful to see members of our staff at BVIS living up to the vision statement that we set for our students for community service; leading by example they volunteered their time on Sunday to help out at the Friendship Village.

The house football competition has come to the end this week.

What we often fail to recognise however is that a changed world has produced a changed generation. Come to our seminar to learn how to communicate and work alongside the next generation.

It has also been ‘Celebrating Language Week’ with many exciting events taking place. We are very excited about our first inter-house interpreting competition which took place on Friday.

A grim windswept morning saw 20 eager but nervous students congregate at BVIS for the bus to Concordia School.

The KS4 Boys football team continued their unbeaten run with a 3-2 victory over St Pauls.

Over the course of the last year, we have undertaken both the Membership and the Pre-Accreditation visits from the Council of International Schools (CIS) and we embark on this Accreditation in earnest now.

We went on the trip as a way to help children further develop their communication and language, sharing abilities and also to have a chance to use their imagination in a variety of settings.

KS3 Football Tournament came to an end with the fixtures at the SPAS on February 20, 2016.