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UNIS Hanoi creates a warm environment where children learn how to learn and in which independent critical thinking skills are encouraged. In addition, the School has a truly diverse community, which exposes our children to limitless opportunities to learn about other cultures and places in a safe social environment.

Classrooms and teachers were open and welcoming for conferences and one-on-one discussions. We felt very connected to this great community.

Whenever there had been a need to contact our children’s teachers, we were always welcomed to do so. At UNIS Hanoi, teachers are responsive and attentive to parents; we can’t say that about every school. The idea of education as a three-way partnership between students, teachers, and parents is part of the mindset of UNIS Hanoi teachers and staff.

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!

I know that my son is engaging with kids from all over the world, all different languages, but they are all here for a common purpose. That's to learn and grow better, not only the local community but the world at large.

I appreciate UNIS Hanoi a lot because my children internalised the philosophy of the IB into their own lives and have grown up to be authentic global citizens. And I grew alongside them as a UNIS Hanoi parent.

As a global wanderer who experienced many disconnections from the familiar, UNIS Hanoi was like a safe and reassuring harbor. I befriended other parents through SCO activities and we shared common concerns and challenges. Even though we have different nationalities and cultural backgrounds, we had something in common; we were parents raising children in foreign countries and we were individuals with identity challenges as accompanying spouses.

Furthermore, UNIS Hanoi remains an attractive “destination school” because of its reputation as a leading school, because of the student body, and because of the reputation of the supportive parent community. In addition, our host country is such a pleasant place to live and work that we receive applications from around the world.

Before I joined UNIS Hanoi, I took my Vietnamese identity, culture and language for granted, mainly because I didn't know anything else existed. Then I found myself sat in class with students and adults who'd express their love of Vietnam and it made me so proud of who I am and my people. It took being in an international environment to really appreciate my country and culture.