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Vietnam, Hanoi
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BVIS Hanoi opened in 2013 as part of the British Vietnamese International School group founded by Nord Anglia Education. The school was established to provide a bilingual English–Vietnamese education within an international curriculum structure. As a Nord Anglia school, it forms part of the organization’s global network, which shapes its partnerships with MIT for STEAM and Juilliard for performing arts.
BVIS Hanoi describes an active community centered on collaboration between students, teachers, and families. The school hosts cultural and community celebrations such as Vietnamese festivals, international days, and school productions, as shown in its news and events pages. Parent feedback is also a recurring part of school community reporting, including annual parent surveys where families share their views on student wellbeing and school life.
The school has an active Parent Ambassador (PA) Group . The Parent Group regularly organizes community events such as the International Day, Vietnamese cultural celebrations, and activities that support school festivals and charity initiatives. Parent volunteers participate in school events, help welcome new families, and collaborate with school staff on community-building activities. The Parent Group is frequently mentioned in school news reports, particularly in relation to cultural events and family engagement days.
The British Vietnamese International School (BVIS) Hanoi offers a bilingual education that combines the English National Curriculum with Vietnamese language and cultural learning. Children begin in the Early Years Foundation Stage and continue through IGCSE and A-Level pathways in Secondary School. The school is known for its collaborations with the MIT STEAM programme and The Juilliard School, giving students access to specialist learning in science, technology, engineering, the arts, and music. Located in Royal City, the campus includes dedicated science laboratories, a theatre, dance studios, a climbing wall, and extensive sports facilities . Students learn in both English and Vietnamese in primary years, with English as the main language of instruction in secondary. A distinctive feature of BVIS Hanoi is its bilingual model delivered within an international framework, allowing students to develop strong English proficiency while maintaining Vietnamese language and cultural understanding.
