Yes

Yes, we offer EAL (English as an Additional Language) classes for students who require additional English language support, usually following the admissions assessment process.

Korean, Vietnamese, French, Spanish

Reception - Year 1: 16
Year 2 (Grade 1) - Year 13 (Grade 12) : 24

It varies depending on the class, but the average class size is around 15–20 students.

Yes

Technology is integrated into teaching and learning at RGSV to enhance student engagement and support interactive, hands-on learning experiences. Each classroom is equipped with an LCD projector, a whiteboard, and ample space for displays. Students also use iPads and laptops to access digital learning resources and participate in learning activities. In Computer Science lessons, students have opportunities to explore emerging technologies, including virtual reality (VR), to further enrich their learning experiences.

Yes

No

IGCSE & IBDP

Yes

100%

Currently, RGSV does not have dedicated specialist staff or specialised programmes specifically designed to support students with special educational needs.

Specialist support services for students with special educational needs are not currently available at the school.

RGSV strives to provide students with opportunities to develop their abilities and talents to their fullest potential. Support is tailored to each student's strengths and interests, with teachers encouraging and guiding students to pursue relevant opportunities. These may include participation in international academic competitions, domestic and international sporting events, and school-based initiatives such as the establishment of a youth symphony orchestra, which provides students with opportunities to practise and perform.

The school has staff responsible for pastoral care and safeguarding who support students' wellbeing, provide guidance on pastoral concerns, and help address student welfare and safeguarding issues. However, access to a dedicated educational psychologist is not currently available through the school.

For preparatory school students, the admissions assessment includes the CAT4 test and an interview with the teacher. A one-day trial at school may also be required if recommended by the teacher.
For students in Year 7 and above, the admissions assessment includes a written examination, the CAT4 test, and an interview with the Head of School. A one-day trial at school may also be required if recommended by the teacher.

The evaluation is based on students’ assessment results, as well as their attitudes and behaviour. Teachers will make recommendations for any additional support needed, such as English language support or additional academic support in specific subject areas.

Yes

No deadline, students can enrol anytime of the year

Yes

8:20 am

15:15 pm (on Monday - Wednesday - Friday)
16:00 pm (on Tuesday - Thursday)

No

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Each year we offer over 50 different activities, taking place at lunch- times, after school and on weekends. There are two sessions of ECAs, starting in early September and late January, giving students an oportunity to change their chosen activity.
These activities are wideranging and generally fall into one of five categories:
- Visual and Performing Arts, Orchestra, Guitar, Drama, Water Colour painting, etc.
- Academic Pursuits – Student-led Science Club, World Scholars Cup, English Fluency Club, etc.
- Technology – Programming and Coding, 3D Art, Digital music, etc.
- Sports - Swimming, Basketball, Baseball, Soccer, Biathlon, Yoga, etc.
- Social/Cultural – Public Forum Debate, Stress management, Korean Culture and History, Nature Club

Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Swimming

Students can participate in school sports teams, including football, basketball, volleyball, and swimming. The school also organises sporting competitions and provides students with opportunities to compete against other international schools, as well as participate in tournaments outside Vietnam.

Library and Media centre, Science labs, Concert Hall

Two indoor swimming pools
An outdoor Football Pitch
An outdoor Basketball Court
An outdoor Pickleball Court
An indoor Sport Hall

Reigate Grammar School Vietnam is a not-for-profit international school that blends the best of a traditional British independent school education and Vietnamese values and principles, within the dynamic culture of the city of Hanoi, for pupils aged 4-18.

Our main priority is to care for and support each individual child and nurture their unique blend of talents and abilities; students flourish, enjoy their school days and are prepared for a happy and successful adult life. We enable academic outcomes that open doors of opportunity and extra-curricular experiences that create pathways to success. Our strong moral purpose prepares and helps Reigatians to make the world a better place, aware of their advantages and with a strong sense of responsibility.