Posted On: 10 March, 2026
International Women’s Day at True North International School was filled with joyful moments and thoughtful activities celebrating the women in our community.
The Open Mic Lunch Time brought lively performances and heartfelt messages from students.
At the Photo Booth, teachers and students captured fun memories together.
During the DIY Workshop, students created handmade bracelets and cards with meaningful wishes.
A particularly warm moment came from the Lunch Serving activity, where male students welcomed teachers and female students by carrying lunch trays for them – a small gesture that reflected appreciation and kindness.
Together, these activities created a cheerful and meaningful celebration of appreciation, connection, and community at True North.
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October
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A Parent’s Guide to Choosing Between Bilingual and Fully International Tracks in Hanoi
Bilingual or fully international track in Hanoi? This parent’s guide explains the real differences in diplomas, language load, home-country re-entry, EAL support, track switching and 12-year costs. It is written for Indian, Korean, Chinese, Japanese and Vietnamese families. Start from where your child will be at 18, ask the four questions that matter, and get a clear decision framework before 2027–28 enrolment deadlines close.
October
14
University Scholarship Pathways for IB and AP Graduates from Vietnam
University scholarship pathways for IB and AP graduates from Vietnam depend first on your child’s passport, not just their grades. This 2026 guide for Indian, Korean, Chinese and Japanese expat families in Hanoi explains ASEAN scholarship eligibility and home-country special admission routes. It also covers US need-blind aid, UK and Hong Kong entry requirements, visa changes, and the documents to start collecting from Grade 9. Book a pathway consultation with True North’s university counselors.
October
13
How to Digitise Your Child's Transcript Before an International School Transfer (2026 Guide for Families in Hanoi)
How to digitise your child’s transcript before an international school transfer in Hanoi. This 2026 guide covers what counts as an official record in India, China, Korea, Japan and Vietnam. It shows how to export verifiable copies from DigiLocker, Gov24 and học bạ số, and how to translate and explain grading scales. It also sets out when Vietnam’s new Apostille rules actually apply, so your child’s file is right first time.
