Alois Luong (Year 10) and Jeremie Luong (Year 12) in conjunction with our Community Services department organised a toothpaste collection last month, and they asked the BIS Community for help. This was the result!
Alois Luong (Year 10) and Jeremie Luong (Year 12) in conjunction with our Community Services department organised a toothpaste collection last month, and they asked the BIS Community for help. This was the result!
After just 2 weeks of the collection, we managed to get 3112 toothpastes! This is such an amazing number that will allow us to give at least one toothpaste for every patient during the medical expedition this July.
We will go to Quang Nam Province with a group of 50 doctors from The NGO “Vietnam Health Clinic”. This medical expedition will last 8 days and 2400 poor people will receive medical check. After that, they will receive a “gift” bag with important items such as rice, blankets, toothbrushes and, of course, toothpastes.
We would like to thank all campuses at BIS HCMC for supporting and allowing us to do this project; the Student Leadership Team and Abhay Panot (Year 10) for helping us with the communication; and all students, teachers and parents who have contributed to make this collection a success! It would not have been possible without you!
Alois Luong (Year 10) and Jeremie Luong (Year 12), Students
At BIS HCMC, our story is one of connection, continuity, and care — a place where learning begins with curiosity and ends with confident, compassionate graduates ready to shape the world. Earlier this year, we witnessed a moving reminder of this journey, as eighteen members of our Year 13 Class of 2025 returned to the place where it all began: Early Years Foundation Stages.
With over 1,200 students, staff, and parents participating in the 5km run or walk, the event was a true reflection of the school’s commitment to fostering a strong sense of community.
What do you do when you have school uniforms that are now too small, or you no longer need them, but you don’t want to simply throw them away? For BIS HCMC parents, Bibi, Margot, and Ying, this dilemma sparked an inspiring solution—the Parent Uniform Upcycling Team.
