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What is the value of taking dance classes for students who will not pursue dance as a career?

What a difference a year makes and how wonderful to start the year face to face and welcome everyone onto campus.

It has been wonderful to have our students back with us for the start of the new academic year 2022/23.

What a pleasure to welcome our Secondary students to campus this week.

We are proud to announce the outstanding achievement of our students in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) for the 2021/22 academic school year.

For younger learners, developing well-rounded individuals with diverse sets of interests and skills and positive attitudes towards learning is more important.

Kan Funayama grew up in Japan, before moving to Vietnam and enrolling at the British International School Hanoi (BIS Hanoi) in 2016.

How the Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum at BIS Hanoi provides a base from which every child can reach their full potential.

Le Tran Thu Thao graduated from the British International School Hanoi in 2016 and was a prominent member of the BIS student community.

Today's Principal’s Awards Assembly marked the end of our academic year 2021-2022.

Huge congratulations to everyone for their perseverance, resilience, and incredible efforts. It has been a challenging one, but we have much to celebrate!

Today marks the end of the academic year 2021/22 and the end of my first year here as Principal of BIS Hanoi.

With the year 2021-22 now ended the key themes for me are celebration, gratitude, and farewell.

Following a challenging year of virtual school and a postponed school musical, the Performing Arts team were eager to showcase the amazing talent of BIS students this summer term.

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

What an incredible penultimate week of this academic year we have had.

What a delight it has been this week to have so many events taking place across our school.

As we enter the final week of school, I am delighted to update the community on the outstanding university offers our Year 13s have received so far this year.

At the Graduation Ceremony on May 28, we said an emotional farewell to our wonderful Year 13 students.

Our students were invited to submit a recording of themselves playing the traditional march "Slaidburn" by William Rimmer, and over 100 videos from 35 of our schools across 21 countries were submitted.