Australian International School Saigon

Yes, We do have teachers around designated area to supervise students before and after school day. As for our kindergarten student, we offer after hour child care till 4:30 PM.

Yes, our lunches are included in the school fees for primary students. Secondary students can bring food from home or choose various food in our canteen. The school supervises the canteen operations to ensure that quality standards are maintained.

Yes, for kindergarten and primary and also for Special Support students.

We operate under a 'Bring Your Own Device' system.

There are 100+ after-school activities available for students in both Primary and Secondary, such as Football, Swimming, Basketball, Hip-hop dance, Model United Nations, Robotic club, etc,.

We provide PE classes for students from kindergarten to year 11. In addition, we have a compulsory swimming class from kindergarten to year 10.

Yes, we have our AIS Titans team that competes in many sports competitions between international schools. Our Titans are also a part of SISAC (Saigon International Schools Athletic Conference), ASAC (ASEAN Sports and Activities Conference), and AISA (Australian International School Association), giving them plenty of opportunities to join Sports competitions in the country and abroad.

Library, Auditorium, Science labs, Design Technology room, Boarding House, Media Centre, Swimming Pool, Gymnasium, Football Field.

Both of our campuses have 25-meter saltwater swimming pools and an outdoor basketball court. On the Thu Thiem campus, we offer one grass field area for PE and an indoor gymnasium. In 2017, the city sports council awarded our Thao Dien swimming pool as the best pool for community services.

English as an Additional Language (EAL) - focuses on developing English language skills, including reading, writing, speaking, and listening. There is an emphasis in the EAL lessons on the understanding of vocabulary from relevant subject areas, including science and humanities. The Intensive English Language Program (IELP) - aims to develop the student’s English skills to a level where they can access the mainstream curriculum. This means the students will be in English lessons for twenty or more periods per week with an EAL specialist teacher. The lessons are very structured and follow the Cambridge Second Language Course curriculum. The programme enables students to have a solid foundation of English literacy skills.

We have special support teachers for both primary and secondary students.

We offer merit-based scholarships for gifted, able, and talented students every year. Many students who have received AIS scholarships have graduated and gone on to top universities like Oxford, Imperial College London, etc.,

All of our students have access to dedicated on-site counsellors.