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Vietnam, Hanoi
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The school includes a values-based element in its curriculum through a Virtues Programme, which focuses on building students’ interpersonal skills and positive behaviour. Students also participate in activities such as Student Council, which helps develop cooperation and leadership. Outdoor education experiences, offered from upper primary through secondary levels, provide additional opportunities for teamwork and social development. These activities contribute to students’ social growth alongside their academic learning. Beyond these programmes, the school does not publish further information regarding dedicated SEL staff or specialist SEL frameworks.
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding SEN support. There is no available information about specialist staff, dedicated SEN services, or accommodations for specific learning needs. The website does not state whether the school supports particular types of Special Educational Needs. There is also no indication that it is a specialist SEN institution. Based on publicly available material, no structured SEN provision can be confirmed.
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding EAL. There is no mention of dedicated EAL teachers, transition programmes, or structured English-language support for non-native speakers. The Integrated and International Programmes both include English instruction, but no additional language-support system is described. As such, the extent of EAL provision cannot be verified from available information.
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding mental-health or counselling services. There is no mention of school counsellors, wellbeing officers, or formal mental-health initiatives. The school does offer outdoor education and character-building activities, but these are not described as mental-health programmes. No structured mental-wellbeing provision can be confirmed from publicly available sources.
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding safeguarding or child-protection policies. No documentation is provided about reporting procedures, staff training, or school-wide safety frameworks. There are no published safeguarding statements or policy summaries. Based on available information, formal safeguarding structures cannot be verified.
Singapore International School @ Gamuda Gardens (SIS Gamuda Gardens) is an international day school in Hanoi’s Hoang Mai District, located within the Gamuda Gardens housing estate. The campus accommodates students from Pre-Nursery through Year 12, offering a blend of Singapore and Cambridge curricula. Instruction is primarily in English, with strong emphasis on mathematics, science and English language studies. Class sizes are kept small (around 20 students), allowing for a more focused learning environment. The campus spans 2.3 hectares, providing ample space for both academic and outdoor-education activities. One distinctive feature is the school’s Outdoor Education Programme for upper primary and secondary students, designed to foster personal growth beyond the classroom. With its international curriculum and structured progression from early years to high school, SIS Gamuda Gardens offers families — including those relocating from abroad — a consistent educational pathway in English, grounded in a familiar yet globally oriented academic framework.
