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We think beyond traditional education at BVIS Hanoi. Our unique bilingual approach – which combines British and international curricula with transformative experiences in Vietnamese and English – will help your child develop the curiosity, confidence, and breadth of skills they need to succeed.
At every stage of their educational journey – from the Early Years Foundation Stage through to IGCSEs and A-levels – your child will be inspired, engaged, and exposed to different approaches, traditions and cultures. In the early years and primary, for example, our students learn in both English and Vietnamese, helping them to become gifted dual-language communicators.
In small class sizes, which have an average educator to student ratio of just 1 to 12, our extraordinary teachers will take the time to get to know your child, their learning needs, and individual preferences, too. This includes creating a bespoke personal development plan, written with your involvement, that will provide the perfect balance of challenge, support, and guidance your child needs to achieve their goals.
Our focus on personalised learning – which also includes expert pastoral and wellbeing support – sees our students excel academically. In 2022, 98% passed their A-levels, with 35% achieving A+ and A grades – far higher than the UK average. And at IGCSE, 40% of our students’ grades were either A+ or A, significantly above comparable international schools.
Outstanding academic outcomes open doors to a world of opportunities. Many of our students continue their education at top 100 universities in the UK, Australia, and North America, including Oxford, King’s College London, the University of Melbourne, and the University of British Columbia.
As well as being a member of the prestigious Federation of British International Schools in Asia (FOBISIA), we’re proud to be accredited by the Council of International Schools (CIS) and Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).