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Class 3 Cities in Vietnam

Posted on08 Jun 2024

With summer approaching fast, we all soon are heading to beautiful destinations for vacation. Class 3 together has done some amazing research on cities in Vietnam that you could think of for exciting holidays. It’s either a busy city like Ho Chi Minh or a land full of sunshine and beautiful beaches like Da Nang or Phu Quoc, our...

IGS HCMC – Excellent German school abroad

Posted on25 May 2024

The International German School in Ho Chi Minh City (IGS) has passed the Bund-Länder Inspection (BLI) with flying colors, impressing with its outstanding learning environment, which is conducive to both academic and social development for its students. The inspection results highlight the exceptional quality of instruction, the dedication of the teachers, and the innovative school development. The inspectors were...

Sirens in the schoolyard

Posted on24 May 2024

This week there was a special surprise for the children from House G: the ambulance came! But don’t worry, no one was hurt. The Family Medical team came to our youngest children as part of the “Professions” project and showed us how the ambulance works, what it contains and what happens when it is called. The children from House...

Stories of pilots and pirates

Posted on24 May 2024

There was a lot going on in the U6 area last week! In House G, airplanes were built and the profession of pilot was explored in detail. On Friday the planes finally took off. After the call, “Crew, get ready for takeoff!” the explorers flew their planes through the entire school. While the turbines in one house were still...

IB exams and graduation party

Posted on22 May 2024

This year too, the graduating class of the IGS took part in the examinations of the International Baccalaureate Organization. The four-week examination phase came to an end last week. During this intensive time, our students did their best to demonstrate the knowledge and skills they had acquired in the IB upper school. Now all that remains is to wait...

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