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On 2nd November, Anna Do Hanh An – one of our former students passed away, after a long and brave battle with leukaemia. Her fight against this terrible disease has been a continual inspiration to us all .

BVIS Hanoi’s Christmas market will be hosted at Secondary building with many activities, games and shops.

On Saturday 23rd November 2 teams from BVIS Hanoi took part in the Hanoi Maths Olympiad being hosted at BIS Hanoi.

We joined the very last round of World Scholars's Cup and had a trip to Boston, MIT and Havard. On the last day, we came WSC with great excitement and left with joyful memories (and a lot of of medals and alpacas !! )

This year we celebrate 30 years of UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) - the most ratified UN Treaty and has played a central role to improve the lives of children around the world.

Our school community, including some of Anna’s teachers, students, local staff and I visited and sent our last farewells to this extraordinary girl and to share in our support of Anna’s family.

Nord Anglia Education (NAE) today announced that it has received formal accreditation from the Learning and Performance Institute (LPI).

Never having previously participated in a multi-day climbing challenge, Sasha Crawley, a Year 2 Teacher at the British Vietnamese International School, Hanoi (BVIS Hanoi) was ambitious and determined enough to conquer Africa's highest mountain.

This is a list of activities in School from 14/10 to 18/10

We would like to share a story that needs our supports and encouragements.

Last week, we were very honour to welcome a special guest Naomi Skinner – A Primary teacher from BIS Ho Chi Minh city.

It has been a great week. Please share with us the success of Ha Noi University Fair, the KS3 boys’ and girls’ Basketball matches and the rehearsals for the School Production:

Every year at BVIS we join together as a school to sing about World peace.

We just had a productive week with a lot of funs!!!

Orientation Day

Taking examinations in the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) is a hard challenge even for native English-speaking students. Therefore, many people are amazed by the IGCSE results of some of our students at British Vietnamese International School, Hanoi (BVIS Hanoi), whose results all range from A to A*.

If you haven’t had any idea, follow the journey of our BVIS Aladdin to see what he can do with a magic lamp. BVIS Aladdin and his friends in Year 6 did magic to turn the school stage into the dreamland of “One thousand and one nights”.