On Wednesday 22 March over 80 Gymnasts competed to be crowned aesthetic king and queens of Saigon, at the British International School, HCMC, Invitational Gymnastics Competition 2017.
On Wednesday 22 March over 80 Gymnasts competed to be crowned aesthetic king and queens of Saigon, at the British International School, HCMC, Invitational Gymnastics Competition 2017.
On Wednesday 22 March over 80 Gymnasts competed to be crowned aesthetic king and queens of Saigon, at the British International School, HCMC, Invitational Gymnastics Competition 2017.
In what proved to be a highly skilful and exciting afternoon, students from BIS HCMC and ISHCMC competed in both the floor and vault routines of levels 1-4. This included leaps, walk-overs, round offs and splits, tucks, straddles, flat backs and handsprings.
GCSE PE student showing some amazing technical floor skills in the level 4 floor competition #proudteacher #bishcmc pic.twitter.com/bwasULPv3C
— BIS HCMC PE Dept. (@BISHCMC_PE) March 22, 2017
Students from Year 1 - Year 13 competed with ISHCMC winning the secondary competition convincingly. However, it was a much closer competition in primary. An Phu Primary Campus took 1st place with some of their students performing excellently at the highest level.
Phil Husband, Director of Sport / Head of Secondary PE
Inspired by the Nord Anglia Education Insights article, “The Fourth Education Revolution” we wanted to share with you our own insights on AI in education.
At BIS HCMC we want to lead the way and we believe that AI can be used as a tool for creativity across the entire curriculum. Hear what our teachers and students have to say about how we can utilise AI to foster creativity and spark inspiration!
