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Mr Sean O'Neill: Weekly Update 17/09/2021

A good education is one which is broad, balanced and challenges students to engage in many ways of thinking, being and doing. As I look back at this last week at BIS, and ahead to the weeks to come, the breadth and variety of opportunities our students and staff are engaged in is quite remarkable.

Blog | Junior Campus

Ms Deirdre Grimshaw: Weekly Update 17/09/2021

The weeks are flying by and this week with the addition of our VCCAs, it has been an action packed week during our Virtual Learning.

Blog | Junior Campus

Ms Deirdre Grimshaw: Weekly Update 10/09/2021

A week with the parents! It was wonderful to see so many parents at our Primary Leadership Coffee Morning but additionally, it was fantastic to see such a great turn out for our Primary Parent Teacher Student Conferences.

Blog | Secondary Campus

Mr Sean O'Neill: Weekly Update 10/09/2021

I am delighted to introduce this week’s update which includes features on each of the key pillars that make up BIS school life - adapted to our current virtual environment.

Blog | Early Years and Infant Campus

Mr Ian Battersby: Weekly Update 10/09/2021

Communication, collaboration and community - the keys to a successful home-school partnership.

Blog | Secondary Campus

Mr Sean O'Neill: Weekly Update 01/09/2021

As we reach the end of this shorter school week for the Vietnam Independence Day public holiday, we mark the end of the beginning of the school year.

Blog | Junior Campus

Ms Deirdre Grimshaw: Weekly Update 01/09/2021

This weekly update is being delivered early due to Vietnam’s Independence Day Holiday.

Blog | Early Years and Infant Campus

Mr Ian Battersby: Weekly Update 01/09/2021

Routines and relationships are crucial to laying the foundation for successful learning.

Blog | Junior Campus

Ms Deirdre Grimshaw: Weekly Update 27/08/2021

Our Junior students are settling into their new classes and routines.

Blog | Secondary Campus

Mr Sean O'Neill: Weekly Update 27/08/2021

I hope you and your families are well at this difficult time for the community here in HCMC. It is so pleasing that our students and teachers have had such a successful start to the year, despite these conditions. My thanks to each of them for their hard work and commitment.

Blog | Early Years and Infant Campus

Mr Ian Battersby: Weekly Update 27/08/2021

Adapting to Virtual School and ensuring that the tools for communication and collaboration are in place.

Blog | Secondary Campus

Mr Sean O'Neill: Weekly Update 20/08/2021

As I write this first update of the new academic year, it is with great pride at how our school has pulled together to start the new academic year so successfully. To commence a new academic year with every student, every teacher and every member of our support staff physically apart, away from campus, each working in their own homes- is an incredible feat.

Blog | Featured on Home page | Whole School

What are the top benefits of an international education at the British International School, HCMC?

We know that when it comes to choosing a school for your child, there are many factors to consider. Between public, private and international schools, a lot of choices exist, but which school is the right one? Here we share some of the top reasons why an international education with us is a great decision for your child.

News | Featured on Home page

The Best IBDP Results In History At The British International School, HCMC

Students, teachers, parents and school community members at The British International School, Ho Chi Minh City are celebrating exceptional results in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) for the 2020/21 academic school year. The best IBDP results so far in the history of the school.

Blog | College and University Guidance | Featured on Home page | Secondary Campus

Opening Doors: the pathway to university, studying abroad and beyond

We are often asked when the ‘right time’ is for conversations at-home or in school to be had around making decisions for the future. Rather than recommend a specific time in which these decisions need to be made, we suggest instead that all of our parents keep in mind the key milestones in the secondary school calendar and how decisions at each of these stages help to open up potential future pathways and opportunities.