Year End Concert 2023

Bravo! What a wonderful way to end the school year! We are extremely proud of all of our students' diligent work and enthusiasm to grow as responsible world citizens. Thank you to all for coming to our Year End Concert, we truly hope that you all discovered the will and determination in our students. Congratulations to our Kindergarten students for completing your first steps of your educational journey; we are excited to welcome you into Primary School. Grade 5, every single one of you is a remarkable young person warming up to the potential you will offer our society. Congratulations on successfully completing your primary school journey and we look forward to seeing your successes in the future. To all FIS students and parents, thank you for being such a wonderful FIS Family. You are all valued and hold a special place in our hearts. Let's have a great summer and welcome the new school year 2023-2024 with positivity and excitement. We wish you all continued happiness and success!

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Mid Autumn Festival 2024

Kinder had a meaningful discourse about the devastating situation in the Northern part of Vietnam which was caused by the recent typhoon Yagi.

Kinder had a meaningful discourse about the devastating situation in the Northern part of Vietnam which was caused by the recent typhoon Yagi. Kinder students taught how to stay safe from severe winds by "staying together" and seeking a sturdy shelter during a tornado. Kinder captains expressed their sympathy by thinking of sending food and money to help the affected people. This social studies session ended with a grateful heart for having a better situation here in Ho Chi Minh City and aiming to plant more trees to prevent flooding.

The Grade 4 and 5 students embraced the rich tradition of mooncake-making for the Mid-Autumn Festival!

The Grade 4 and 5 students embraced the rich tradition of mooncake-making for the Mid-Autumn Festival! In ancient times, these delicious treats were made as an offering to the moon. It also means unity and prosperity. Today, our students continue this tradition, learning both the skill and the cultural meaning behind every mooncake. We are so thankful to and proud of Chef Quoc Anh who taught the rudiments of making mooncakes.

In a delightful fusion of culture and learning

In a delightful fusion of culture and learning, our kindergarten captains took a culinary journey with the school's chef to prepare for the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival. With tiny hands and big smiles, they learned the basic steps of crafting traditional mooncakes. Guided by the chef, the Kindergarteners mixed ingredients, shaped dough, and filled their creations with a salted egg yolk. Their mooncakes are not only a tasty reward but also a heartfelt celebration of culture, making this Mid-Autumn Festival truly unforgettable for these young chefs.

The Grade 5 students: Hands in the soil; hearts in earth's gifts; minds full of hope.

The Grade 5 students: Hands in the soil; hearts in earth's gifts; minds full of hope. We plant and protect the environment with patience and care. We work to get the reward of our labor.

The Grade 5 students enjoyed their STEAM activity on making and flying airplanes.

The Grade 5 students enjoyed their STEAM activity on making and flying airplanes. We studied the factors affecting the distance traveled by our paper airplanes. Thomson, Liam and Khushal won on Day 1 and Lava, Kitty, and Carem won the Day 2 contests. We even made made models of the world's farthest flying airplane!

This morning’s fire drill was amazingly successful.

Hear the alarm, leave your things, head outside! This morning’s fire drill was amazingly successful. It took 2 minutes and 21 seconds for everyone to be in their place at the playground. This is a quick and efficient response to an emergency. Thank you everyone for the commitment to following directions, safety, and working towards familiarity of procedures.

Starting the school year with excellence!

Starting the school year with excellence! Week 1 and Week 2 of the new leaders in school were full of work and play (enjoying the keyboard). They were very eventful and productive. The Grade 5 students are already setting the bar high with their outstanding work, creativity, and skills. Here's to an amazing year of growth, learning, and achievements!