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Hanoi Academy is located at D45–D46, Ciputra International City (Nam Thăng Long), Phú Thượng Ward, Tây Hồ District, Hanoi. It sits within the Ciputra residential development in the northwest of the city, a planned neighbourhood with easy access to main roads. The area is well connected to central Hanoi and is a convenient location for families relocating from abroad.
The school offers a full K–12 structure. This includes Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, and High School, allowing students to continue through all year levels on the same campus.
Hanoi Academy is a co-educational day school. It does not offer boarding facilities.
The school does not publicly provide information about specific Special Educational Needs (SEN) programmes or additional learning support. No details are available regarding specialist staff or dedicated SEN facilities.
The school has no formal national affiliation. It offers a combined bilingual programme featuring both the Vietnamese national curriculum and a British-based international curriculum.
The school does not have any religious affiliation.
The school does not publicly share details regarding daily start and end times, breaks, or lunch schedules.
A school bus service is available for students. The service operates across various residential areas and supports families who need transport to and from the campus.
Tuition Fees (Per Year)
IEYC Programme
Kindergarten (Mẫu giáo bé & nhỡ): VND 116,400,000 per year. Semester I: VND 48,500,000. Semester II: VND 67,900,000.
Pre-primary (Tiền tiểu học): VND 129,000,000 per year. Semester I: VND 53,750,000. Semester II: VND 75,250,000.
iPrimary Programme
Grades 1–5: VND 113,000,000 per year. Semester I: VND 56,500,000. Semester II: VND 56,500,000.
Grade 6: VND 129,000,000 per year. Semester I: VND 64,500,000. Semester II: VND 64,500,000.
Lower Secondary & Upper Secondary
Grades 7–8 (iLower Secondary): VND 129,000,000 per year. Semester I: VND 64,500,000. Semester II: VND 64,500,000.
Grades 9–10 (iGCSE): VND 150,000,000 per year. Semester I: VND 75,000,000. Semester II: VND 75,000,000.
Grade 11 (IA-Level): VND 150,000,000 per year. Semester I: VND 75,000,000. Semester II: VND 75,000,000.
Grade 12 (IA-Level): VND 165,000,000 per year. Semester I: VND 75,000,000. Semester II: VND 90,000,000.
Annual Payment Discount
Families paying the full year in advance may receive up to a 10% discount, provided they meet the school’s conditions.
Academic Calendar Notes
Kindergarten and Pre-primary study from August 15, 2024 to July 31, 2025.
Grades 1 to 11 study from August 15, 2024 to May 24, 2025.
Grade 12 studies from August 15, 2024 to June 30, 2025.
Additional Fees
The school does not publish information about costs for uniforms, meals, textbooks, examinations, extracurricular programmes, insurance, or other additional services. It is not stated whether any of these are included in tuition.
Payment Options
The school does not list accepted payment methods such as bank transfer, credit card, or in-office payments.
Hanoi Academy International Bilingual School, founded in 2009, is located inside the Ciputra urban community on the northwest edge of Hanoi. The school educates children from age 3 through 18, combining the Vietnamese national curriculum with the British curriculum leading to internationally recognised iGCSE and A-Level qualifications. Classes remain small — around 20 students — and lessons are delivered bilingually in English and Vietnamese. The campus includes sports facilities, a swimming pool, a gym, and rooms for arts and music, enabling students to engage in sports, dance, and creative activities alongside their academic work. With a bilingual programme and dual diplomas, Hanoi Academy supports both local and international pathways for further studies. A school bus service is available to help families commuting from nearby neighbourhoods. Its approach aims to prepare students for both Vietnamese and international university admissions.
