Yes

English as an Additional Language

Mandarin, French, Spanish, Vietnamese

24

An average of 16 students per class from Year 1 upwards, and 9 students per class in Nursery and Reception.

Yes

All pupils, in addition to using textbooks, also need to study using computers/ laptops or tablets. We are also fully equipped with projectors and interactive display screens for classroom learning

We offer online lessons when necessary on special occasions. However, we do not operate a permanent virtual classroom

We have pupils of different religions at the school. We respect each individual, however, religious practices are not included in school activities

IGCSE and IB Diploma

We currently have IGCSE results from last year’s Year 11 cohort only. The pupils achieved excellent outcomes and are continuing their academic journey with dedicated preparation for the IB examinations. Nearly half of all IGCSE grades were awarded at A or A, with 91% of pupils achieving at least one A-grade equivalent across 18 subjects

Yes

An hour

Our school has not had any graduating classes so far

We have specialised teaching assistants available for Prep School pupils upon parental request (subject to an additional fee). In addition, each Prep School class is supported by a teaching assistant to help pupils with their daily learning and classroom activities. Our school also has a dedicated Inclusive Learning team, comprising education specialists and teaching assistants, who provide free support for pupils with special learning needs across all year groups and at every level of the school.

We offer different scholarships for each age range, with discounts of up to 70% on tuition fees

Yes, each Prep School and Senior School has its own school psychologist. In addition, we have a whole-school pastoral care system with regular activities that promote mental health and wellbeing, such as Make a Difference Day and Odd Socks Day, to better support our pupils

Assessment

We conduct an academic assessment for pupils and an interview with both parents and pupils

No

We accept pupils at the start of the new academic year in August and at the beginning of the Spring Term in January. Applications for entry at other times during the school year will be considered on a case-by-case basis and discussed further with the school to reach a decision

It would be considered on a case-by-case basis and discussed further with the school to reach a decision

8:20 AM

The school day ends at 4:00 p.m. from Monday to Thursday (with an additional one hour for CCA classes) and at 3:00 p.m. on Fridays

No

Yes

Yes

We only offer a vegan menu as an alternative, alongside Western and Asian menu options

Yes

A wide range of co-curricular activities (CCAs) will be available to enable pupils to develop their interests and cultivate their passions beyond the classroom. These clubs and activities provide space for creativity, inspiration, challenge, growth and enjoyment ranging from Academic enrichment & Language; Creative Arts & Performance; Sports & Physical Development; STEM, Innovations & Competitions; Well-being Citizenship & Servicve

Pickleball, swimming, football, badminton, basketball, table tennis, volleyball, Quidditch... depending on each term

Yes, we select pupils for our school sports teams to represent the school in competitions throughout the academic year. We regularly participate in sporting competitions against other international schools in the local area, as well as international competitions such as FOBISIA and the Brighton College International Schools (BCIS) Games - an annual sporting competition bringing together Brighton College schools from around the world.

- 18 laboratories meeting international standards
- Libraries and dining halls inspired by the Harry Potter film series and Oxford University, combining classic and modern architectural styles
- 60% of learning space is outdoors, including two football fields and multiple open areas
- 500-seat theatre for professional music and art performances
- Black-stage drama studio to optimize pupils’ experience in class and during performances

- 2 football fields
- 3 indoor multi-purpose hall, four-season swimming pool, professional gymnastics and aerobics room designed to facilitate a variety of sports and physical activities

Located in Vinhomes Ocean Park, Hanoi, the first Brighton College Vietnam campus is a brand new, purpose-built international school for pupils aged 3-18. Spread across 3.4 hectares of open, green space with a lake-side view, its world-class modern campus boasts state-of-the-art facilities to equip our pupils with all they need in their pursuit of excellence.

Brighton College Vietnam mirrors the successful curriculum of Brighton College UK which combines a progressive, British education based on the English National Curriculum with unique additional subjects essential to the Brighton College approach, with nearly 200 years of proven success.