Concordia’s creative coders in grades 3, 4 and 5 joined coders from Jakarta's Pattimura and Pondok Indah Elementary Schools and Concordia Shanghai to compete in the Global Codeathon.

Concordia Hanoi High School Principal Dr. Ian Sutherland and Director of Counseling Ben Compton recently concluded a university trip to South Korea. 

Already accepted via early decision to Columbia University, Concordia senior, Karin Iwashiro, added to her accolades by receiving a full scholarship from the Yanai Tadashi Foundation.

Concordia middle school robotics students participated in a recent Vex IQ Robotics competition. 

Not specifically scored, the event was an opportunity for middle school robotics students from different schools around Hanoi to build and engage in an informal competition. 
 

Founded in 2021 by five members, Thundercloud Newspaper club, the first newspaper club at Concordia Hanoi, has published six issues, each featuring diverse aspects of the school, from alumni interviews to students' artworks and student-led clubs' Q&As, which have all been featured on the school's official website. 

An important aim of a Concordia education is to ensure students learn to take ownership of their learning.  Concordia students are learning the skills necessary to accomplish this as they are involved in their learning, can see their progress, and identify the ways they are preparing for their future learning. 

Concordia held its annual Concordia International Research Conference on April 1st, 2023. 

This year’s Keynote speakers were Mr. Kester Scandrett, Country Representative from US water management consulting firm DSI, and Mr. JJ Hurley, from the US Department of Agriculture at the US Embassy. 
 

Advanced art school students are learning to do large-scale self portraits on cardboard. The exercise presents a challenge both in terms of the larger than life size of the pieces, as well as exploring the nuances of cardboard as a medium.

Concordia Grade 4 students wrote persuasive speeches with the theme of "Do Mighty Things," and presented them to Grade 3.