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Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City
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The Primary programme at Anne Hill International School combines the Cambridge International Primary Programme for English, Mathematics, and Science with the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) for cross-curricular thematic learning in subjects such as Geography, History, Art & Design, Technology, and Health & Wellbeing. The curriculum also meets Vietnamese national requirements for Vietnamese Language, History, and Culture. Students participate in inquiry-based lessons and hands-on projects, with additional subjects including ICT, PE & Swimming, Second Language (Mandarin or Vietnamese), and Music. Assessment follows Cambridge checkpoint benchmarks alongside IPC’s “Beginning–Developing–Mastering” skills progression. The curriculum aims to help students develop a strong academic foundation while understanding themselves, their community, and the wider world through connected, theme-based learning.
Anne Hill International School’s Primary School (Years 1–6) in An Khanh, Thu Duc City, delivers the Cambridge Primary framework alongside the International Primary Curriculum (IPC). Lessons are taught in English, with Vietnamese Language & Culture (compulsory for Vietnamese students) and Mandarin (YCT standards) offered as additional languages. Core subjects include English, Mathematics (drawing on Singapore Mathematics), and Science, with specialist lessons in Music, Art & Design, PE, Swimming, and ICT. Students join teacher-led Co-Curricular Activities such as Science & Engineering, Robotics, Arts & Crafts, Speech & Drama, Football, Chess, and Yoga—usually held 3–4 pm after classes. The school provides a bus service covering nearby neighbourhoods. Primary hours are 8:00 am–3:00 pm. AHI is a registered Cambridge International School and an IPC Member School, with assessment and benchmarking explained on the curriculum pages and in the fees/handbook materials.
