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Learning To Inspire -- Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Youtube About UNIS Admissions Teaching & Learning Co-Curricular Community Life Advancing UNIS Alumni Working at UNIS Our Divisions Elementary School Middle School High School Co-Curricular In the News More News Final Message of the Year to the UNIS Hanoi Community Posted 10/06/2020 05:43PM Annie Jr. – Grades 4-5 Musical Production Mash Up Posted 09/06/2020 10:30AM Due to the COVID-19 you do not have a chance to see it on stage but you can enjoy the musical production mash up online. Check it out! TA crochets Phelix the Phoenix! Posted 09/06/2020 10:24AM Phelix the Phoenix is the symbol of community spirit at UNIS Hanoi. You can see how he became the perfect crochet subject with our TA Binh Nguyen. USD14,787 Raised for Service Learning Partners! Posted 09/06/2020 10:14AM Thank you UNISHanoi community! Even though the last few months were a struggle for many, you still found it in your hearts to give and to give generously to those less fortunate than us. The Journey of our Bear Project Posted 09/06/2020 09:54AM Two Grade 5 students decided to do I-Act Project about bear farming. Let's read their story here. Congratulations Class of 2020! Posted 01/06/2020 11:17AM It's been a tumultuous final semester for our Class of 2020. Joint us to wish them best wishes for a bright and successful future. Talented Students Recognized at Virtual Co-curricular Awards Ceremony Posted 27/05/2020 09:57AM Every year, hundreds of UNISHanoi students actively participate in the School's co-curricular programme. Please join us as we celebrate the phenomenal talent in our Secondary School at our Virtual Co-Curricular Awards Ceremony. Grade 3 Students Explore Space Posted 27/05/2020 09:29AM The students of Grade 3 had a fun time last week, presenting and exploring each other's space-related projects. Fun Art and Music Activities Planned for Art Week Posted 25/05/2020 11:03AM This week the Elementary School will celebrating the Arts with a week of art and music challenges. Thank You Cards Presented to Healthcare Workers Posted 25/05/2020 10:32AM Hundreds of 'thank you' cards had been made by our students, teachers and staff members who wanted to express their gratitude to the hero healthcare workers in Vietnam for keeping us all safe and all were delivered to them. Calendars Full Calendars D-12 Events Sat Jun 13 SUMMER BREAK Sun Jun 14 SUMMER BREAK Mon Jun 15 SUMMER BREAK Mon Jun 15 Summer Programme Week 1 Tue Jun 16 SUMMER BREAK Elementary School Calendar Wed Aug 12 Discovery Half Day Transition Wed Aug 12 K1 & K2 Half Day Transition Middle School Calendar There are no events to display. High School Calendar There are no events to display. Co-Curricular Calendar There are no events to display. Board Calendar There are no events to display. why choose UNIS Hanoi? take the virtual tour make a gift what's not to like? UNIS Hanoi by Numbers Learning 98% Of students taking IBDP 100% Of MAP results above world 328 After-school activity sessions Community 67 Student Nationalities 36 Languages Spoken 12 Worldwide alumni reunions Responsibility 68 Student-led service groups 63% Of teachers have Master/PhD's Degrees 24 International sports teams UNIS Hanoi Voices More Voices Sian Rusinow, High School Student Student Voice “One thing I value at UNIS Hanoi is the amount of effort teachers put into learning. They are constantly developing teaching styles and approaches, molding them to meet the needs of individual students. My teachers encourage me, they are always there for me. Teachers take responsibility for student progress by coming up with opportunities for students to develop as learners. Multiculturalism at UNIS Hanoi gives you perspective and insight we wouldn’t otherwise have. For example, in English class debates, students refer to things they do and quotes from their own cultures - it’s nice to hear these different perspectives from around the world. For new students coming to UNIS Hanoi, I would say that even though it’s big and diverse, it’s a strong community. We’re constantly presented with opportunities. Here you shouldn’t be afraid to talk about your experiences, they will be appreciated and will add to the shared knowledge of the whole community.” Esther van Tuijl, Elementary School Parent Parent perspective "As part of the UNIS Hanoi community, the mix of nationalities, the diversity, I love it! I have never been to an international school where there was such a mix of people from all places in the world. It inspires me that we all adapt to living and working with different kinds of people - our school really reflects this principle of the United Nations. UN Day is my favourite event: all the colours, national dress, the flags, and the food! The Early Childhood Centre teachers give our children the attention they need, they really get to know each child individually. Teachers communicate with parents through school media as well as on a personal level. I also appreciate that there are dedicated Counselling staff, including at Elementary School level, to help guide children emotionally. UNIS Hanoi is one step ahead not only in using play-based learning approaches for early childhood education, but also in integrating the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into the curriculum. This is a school that is helping children grow up to be responsible citizens of the world. As a parent, I really appreciate how we value Responsibility in this way in our school community. Our children bring home what they learn at school and use it in their daily lives. Parents are encouraged take part in sustainability initiatives such as not using single-use plastic. One step at a time, we are all living more sustainably." Sayoko Oda, Middle School Faculty Faculty Voice "At UNIS Hanoi we have people coming from many countries and backgrounds, but we are one learning community. Being part of the UNIS Hanoi community is very inspiring, there is a strong culture of service: we are always looking out for what we can do for others, we are constantly thinking about what can be improved, and what change we can make. This is a place for personal and professional growth, not only as a teacher, but as a member of the global community. I thought highly of UNIS Hanoi before coming to work here because of the service learning programme. Since joining the UNIS Hanoi faculty, I've seen firsthand how the spirit of service is woven into everyday life, how the spirit of the United Nations is in the hearts and minds of our students. The UN is not just in the school name, we live the spirit of the UN and take action toward the Sustainable Development Goals." Matthew Moore and Kate Ruddon, High School and Alumni parents Parents Perspective “ Kate : One thing that stands out about UNIS Hanoi is the excellence of the faculty. Every single teacher our children have had has been fantastic and supportive all the way through. Our kids themselves recognise this and tell us how much they like their teachers. That’s been a very positive thing. Matt : Whenever we’ve needed to contact our children’s teachers, we’ve never been met with anything but welcome and responsiveness. At UNIS Hanoi, teachers are responsive and attentive to parents; we can’t say that about every school. The idea of education as a three­way partnership between students, teachers, and parents is part of the mindset of UNIS Hanoi teachers and staff. Kate : What we appreciate about UNIS Hanoi is the sense of community that the school offers. Our family is part of the school community. To be that involved on campus as Middle and High school parents was really important to us and it has been a fantastic experience. We come to school for all the events and there are lots of opportunities to volunteer. Classrooms and teachers are open and welcoming for conferences and one­-on-­one discussion. We feel very connected to this great community. ” Chinh Mai, High School Student Student Voice "What I love abou...