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Over three vibrant days, BIS Hanoi students proudly set up their table at School Reception to sell the BIS Student Anthology, a heartfelt collection of poems and short stories that celebrates the many voices and cultural identities within our community.

We are delighted to celebrate an exciting professional milestone for Mr. Lewis, our EAL teacher and NAE Teaching Fellow, who has been published in the latest edition of NAE’s Connect-ed #94 – Pedagogy & Innovation.

Our University Guidance Counsellor, Ms Hahn shares key insights from the CIS EARCOS 2025 Conference in Bangkok, returning with practical strategies and fresh perspectives to support students in their university journeys.

On 26 and 27 November, the Secondary Performing Arts team proudly presented West Side Story, delivering two unforgettable evenings of music, dance, and powerful storytelling.

The British International School Hanoi, alongside the other Nord Anglia schools in Vietnam, was invited to contribute insights at the inaugural Vietnam Education Forum 2025, hosted by the British Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam on November 11 in Hanoi.

Sports Day at BIS Hanoi isn't just about winning the game or scoring the most points. It's about celebration of teamwork, resilience, and that unstoppable house spirit that makes our community special.

On 7th and 8th November, BIS Hanoi teachers and teaching assistants joined over 150 educators at the FOBISIA Teaching Community Conference 2025, sharing expertise and connecting with colleagues from across Southeast Asia.

Our Lionhearts returned from the U15 FOBISIA Sports Games after four action-packed days that highlighted their resilience, teamwork, and talent across athletics, swimming, football and basketball.

At the British International School (BIS) Hanoi, our youngest learners are welcomed into carefully designed play zones. These are the spaces that encourage them to explore, imagine, create, and move with purpose.

This term, students from Years 7 to 13 at BIS Hanoi embarked on a series of enriching residential trips across Vietnam. Each journey was designed to foster personal growth, cultural understanding, and a spirit of adventure.

Year 6 students at the British International School (BIS) Hanoi successfully translated their lessons into real-world impact, completing an inspiring, persuasive writing project to launch a school-wide fundraiser for Animals Asia.

What does a love for learning really mean? At the British International School Hanoi (BIS Hanoi), one IBDP student shares how her teachers have continuously inspired her to follow her passions and supported her journey. From head student to published author, her story shows how BIS Hanoi teachers go beyond the curriculum and beyond the classroom to nurture curiosity, confidence, and success.

Options Evening marked a significant milestone in each student's educational journey, as they began to shape the next stage of their learning in the IGCSE program for Years 10-11 and the IB Diploma and BIS Diploma programmes for Years 12-13.

The Moon Festival at BIS Hanoi was a joyful celebration of Vietnamese culture, filling the campus with colour, music and community spirit.

The BIS Hanoi International Festival 2025 brought families, students and staff together to celebrate culture and community spirit.

Our Year 6 student leaders joined peers from Nord Anglia schools in Vietnam for the Primary Student Leadership Conference in Ho Chi Minh City, building leadership skills and creating action plans for a sustainable future.

Discover how games in modern foreign language (MFL) lessons at BIS Hanoi help students build confidence, improve communication skills, and enjoy learning through play.

BIS Hanoi students led the Chalk Road project in Tuyen Quang, bringing workshops, books, and resources to support inclusive education.

From performing on stage to leading the Japanese Culture Club, Sosuke has contributed passion, energy, and dedication to every aspect of life at BIS Hanoi. He has supported parents through translation, encouraged fellow students, and was a proud recipient of the Principal’s Award.

The scholar's evening celebrated students from Primary through to Secondary who have been awarded scholarships this year, recognising their achievements across academics, sports and the performing arts.