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The festive spirit of Tết, the Vietnamese Lunar New Year, was in full swing at BIS Hanoi as students, teachers, and staff came together for a vibrant assembly showcasing cultural performances and traditions.

BIS Hanoi students had been training hard from the start of the academic year for various sport events and competitions.

Our students' entries that show high-quality submissions and their passion for Geography and global issues strongly impressed the judges of the competition.

We’re delighted to be able to make a special opportunity available to you, as part of the Nord Anglia family.

In this Term 3 issue of BIS Student Magazine, NOVUS, our students focused on exploring the development of diverse topics across industries.

The student school magazine is a reflection of BIS Hanoi culture. It mirrors the activities and expression of our students’ creativity and imagination. This year, the BIS Student Magazine returns with quality articles and eye-catching layouts.

Recently, our school is buzzing with excitement, thanks to a wave of good news from our students as they received tremendous recognition from many renowned global competitions. In this article, let us celebrate the wonderful accomplishments of our BIS Hanoi’s students over the last few weeks.

On Wednesday night, BIS Hanoi hosted its inaugural Basketball Showcase, raising money for the Blue Dragon Foundation. The event, organised spectacularly by a quartet of Sixth Form students, Tuong Vy, Tuan Kiet, Hoang Nam, Thanh Tri, was a huge success! Involving a group of young, bidding entrepreneurs selling snacks, drinks and raffle tickets for some amazing prizes, a half time shooting competition and entertaining match commentary.

Students have driven initiatives and addressed the school to promote the importance of health and wellbeing and this strong student voice is underpinned by the student leadership structure that has developed at the school.

On Friday morning, Trung Tien Tran and Valerie Lua – our Head Boy & Head Girl – made their first speech in front of Secondary students as well as teachers. The whole auditorium was inspired by their speech and we are looking forward to an exciting year ahead with new changes in the Student Leadership structure.

The results are in! After careful consideration, Valerie Lua and Trung Tien Tran (both are in Year 13) have been chosen as our first-ever Head Girl & Head Boy at BIS Hanoi! This year, the structure of the Student Council would change with its members comprising the elected leaders of each Key Stage with the final Council being chaired by a Head Girl and Head Boy.

Last Sunday BIS hosted a training session for our prefects.