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Students aged 11 to 16 at our secondary school in Cau Giay take ownership of their learning journey, choosing the pathways they want to specialize in. With exceptional support during their transition to high school, they prepare to follow the full Ontario path while growing as confident bilingual learners.The foundation laid earlier comes to life as learners find their voice, building independence and character along the way.
Students at our international primary school build a strong foundation through the Ontario curriculum with English immersion and 10% Vietnamese subjects, preparing for future global opportunities.
Students begin early preparation for the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), building skills and earning credits for global success, while also benefiting from the ISP Future Pathways program.
Learners develop bilingual skills in English and Vietnamese, with English as the primary language of teaching, supported by tailored EAL and VAL programs to grow as confident bilingual communicators.
Secondary students build independence and critical thinking through tailored projects such as the Business Idea Showcase, developing real-world teamwork and entrepreneurship skills.
Students explore through hands-on projects and an interdisciplinary approach, using specialized labs and events such as the STEAM Week to foster creativity and critical thinking.
Students build confidence and explore their interests through a variety of extracurricular clubs and sports, developing skills in music, cooking, critical thinking and creative games that spark imagination.
Students thrive in purpose-built facilities at our school in Hanoi, including innovative STEAM labs, creative arts rooms, sports courts and rooftop gardens, empowering learning and growth.
Students can begin their secondary learning journey at any time during the year. Our Admissions team is here to support families through every step of the enrolment process.
Our curriculum builds a strong academic foundation for secondary students through the Ontario Program from Grades 6 to 9. With full English immersion and 10% instruction in Vietnamese, students develop confidence in both languages while honing critical thinking and communication skills.
Inspiring unity through shared voices and collective purpose
Students gather in assemblies to celebrate success, reflect on important issues and build a strong sense of community. These shared experiences help learners feel connected, informed and empowered to contribute to school life.Through respectful participation, students engage with diverse topics, connect them to personal and collective growth and take part in shaping a vibrant school culture.
Creating solutions, shaping the future
Learners explore real-world challenges through design thinking, innovation and hands-on problem-solving. By building, testing and refining their ideas, students gain confidence and technical fluency using a range of tools and materials.Students design with purpose, work safely and adapt based on feedback, developing skills that empower them to turn creativity into meaningful change.
Finding your voice through words that shape the world
Students become confident communicators by engaging with literature, language and storytelling. They read deeply, write clearly and express ideas across a range of contexts. Learners examine texts to uncover meaning, write for purpose and audience, and speak or present with clarity.ELA empowers them to become thoughtful interpreters and contributors to the world around them.
Nurturing healthy choices through knowledge and skill
Learners explore the science, art and culture of food as they develop culinary skills and understand nutrition. In this course, students prepare diverse recipes safely, analyse food choices and learn how eating habits affect personal and global health.By making informed decisions, learners gain lifelong tools for well-being, sustainability and connection through food.
Empowering wellness through movement and mindset
Students develop physical fitness, resilience and self-awareness through active participation and health learning. Health & Physical Education supports the whole learner - body, mind and spirit - by promoting mental well-being, teamwork and healthy choices.Learners explore a variety of physical activities, analyse wellness topics and practise strategies for setting goals, managing stress and making safe decisions.
Understanding the past to shape a better future
Learners investigate how people, places and systems have evolved across time and geography. Through inquiry and analysis, students make sense of their world, develop global awareness and build critical thinking.Students examine diverse perspectives, interpret sources and form reasoned views, connecting historical and geographic knowledge to real-life issues and identities.
Innovating with purpose in a digital world
Students harness the power of technology to create, code and communicate with impact. With Information & Communication Technology, learners build problem-solving skills and digital confidence while learning how to be responsible online citizens.Learners use a range of platforms to explore programming and develop meaningful digital solutions, always guided by ethical and safe tech practices that prepare them for the future.
Opening minds through stories, research and discovery
The library is a space where learners grow as readers, researchers and thinkers. Students develop inquiry skills, explore texts for both purpose and pleasure and become information-literate.Students learn to evaluate sources, cite responsibly and read with curiosity. The library supports their journey as independent learners, critical thinkers and lifelong seekers of knowledge.
Solving problems, discovering patterns, making connections
In our secondary school in Cau Giay, students deepen their understanding of the world through numbers, logic and real-life applications. Mathematics empowers learners to think critically, reason clearly and explore patterns, data and shapes.Learners solve complex problems, communicate their thinking and apply math in everyday scenarios - from budgeting to spatial reasoning - building confidence in their analytical abilities.
Expressing self, connecting through sound
Learners engage with music as performers, composers and listeners. They develop technical skills, creative expression and an appreciation for diverse musical styles. Students explore rhythm, harmony and structure while performing solo or in groups.Students analyse pieces with insight and create original compositions that showcase their voice, imagination and cultural understanding.
Telling stories that move, challenge and inspire
Students step into new roles and bring ideas to life through acting, movement and production. Performance Arts helps learners develop empathy, confidence and collaborative skills as they explore emotion and meaning on stage.Learners create and perform original or scripted work, interpret dramatic techniques and contribute to shared productions that connect audience and performer.
Becoming your best self through reflection and connection
Learners explore who they are, how they relate to others and how they can make thoughtful, ethical choices. Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education encourages emotional awareness, self-care and a sense of global citizenship.Students reflect on topics including identity, relationships, health and values, developing the confidence and compassion to navigate challenges and lead with integrity in a diverse world.
Exploring how the world works and why it matters
Students investigate scientific ideas through observation, experimentation and critical thinking. They explore biology, chemistry, physics and technology while connecting scientific knowledge to everyday life.Learners conduct investigations, analyse systems and consider the social and environmental impact of science, preparing to contribute thoughtfully to a rapidly changing world.
Seeing the world through a creative lens
Students develop their artistic voice through drawing, painting, sculpture and digital media. Visual Arts encourages exploration, experimentation and thoughtful expression.Learners create original works, analyse visual messages and reflect on how art communicates ideas, while making personal, cultural and social connections through the creative process.
Thinking big, starting now
Learners develop the skills and mindset to lead change, solve problems and turn ideas into action. This course challenges students to innovate, collaborate and reflect as they explore entrepreneurship in real-world contexts.Students identify needs, pitch creative solutions and adapt to challenges, gaining confidence to lead with initiative, purpose and a growth mindset.
Building bridges through language and culture
Learners grow their ability to communicate in Vietnamese through meaningful speaking, reading, listening and writing activities, thank to Vietnamese as an Additional Language lessons.Students explore language in context and deepen their cultural understanding. Students practise everyday conversations, build vocabulary and structure sentences while becoming more confident in expressing themselves across a range of situations.
At HTS, every day provides meaningful learning experiences and opportunities for your child to explore and grow. While schedules vary across year groups, here’s an overview of what happens between lessons in our Secondary School, following the International Ontario Optimized Program.
Kick off your day with a wholesome, energizing meal at our Breakfast & Social Club.
Start the school day with interactive learning experiences that ignite curiosity in Period 1.
Dive into Periods 2 and 3 with dynamic lessons that inspire exploration and discovery.
Recharge during break with fun and refreshing activities that boost energy and focus.
Make the most of Period 4 with stimulating challenges that encourage creativity and critical thinking.
Wrap up Period 5 with collaborative projects that promote teamwork and problem-solving skills.
Enjoy lunch break with nourishing food and relaxing moments to refresh your mind and body.
Jump into Period 6 with engaging discussions and hands-on activities that deepen understanding.
Use Period 7 to deepen your knowledge through thoughtful study and meaningful practice.
Finish strong in Period 8 with focused learning that consolidates knowledge and sets you up for success.
Take a refreshing afternoon break to recharge and stay ready for the rest of the day.
Prepare for engaging afternoon ECAs and English as an Additional Language (EAL) sessions.
Secondary students at one of the best international schools in Hanoi begin exploring their goals early, taking ownership of their learning journey. With ongoing personalized support, they select subjects that align with their academic interests as well as university and career plans. Students in the Ontario Optimized Program (OOP) receive tailored guidance to meet OSSD requirements while developing leadership and entrepreneurship skills, for future success.
Enjoy personalized learning that continuously enhances knowledge, skills and understanding.
Gain essential life skills to thrive in academics, as well as careers and personal lives.
Students fast-track fluency while continuing to grow in their home language, becoming confident bilinguals in English and Vietnamese.
Try global skill-building programmes and activities that develop critical thinking, teamwork and leadership.
Benefit from personalized guidance for university and career choices, supporting your chosen path.
At OOP Secondary, students actively lead their learning journey with ongoing support and assessment aligned to Ontario curriculum standards.
Their progress is tracked through:
Formative and summative assessments
Evidence from student work, observations and conversations
Tools such as MS Teams Gradebook, GL CAT4 and PT Series benchmarking
Structured portfolios for monitoring growth
Digital platforms such as Edwin and SparxMaths for personalised learning
By graduation, students develop strong skills in analytical writing, applied math reasoning and inquiry-based research using reliable academic and digital sources.
OOP Secondary encourages students to build independence, critical thinking and adaptability. Learners develop these life skills by engaging in interdisciplinary projects and real-world learning experiences.
One key project is the Business Idea Showcase, where students work in teams to create a product or service concept, conduct market research, develop a basic business plan and pitch their ideas to guest judges.
This project helps students grow collaboration, innovation and communication skills while deepening their understanding of entrepreneurship and problem solving.
At Hanoi Toronto, secondary students learn in a bilingual setting where English and Vietnamese are seamlessly woven into their education.
English serves as the main language of instruction within the Ontario Optimized Program (OOP), while Vietnamese as an Additional Language (VAL) supports learners in developing their listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.
VAL is available across all programs, providing a welcoming and engaging environment where international students strengthen their Vietnamese, connect with culture and grow into confident bilingual communicators.
This bilingual approach nurtures self-assurance, cultural awareness and equips students to succeed both academically and socially.
At HTS, Secondary students continue their international journey with a range of inspiring ISP initiatives that deepen curiosity, creativity and global citizenship. They engage in scientific inquiry and artistic expression through ISP Scientists and Artists, connect globally via the Virtual Buddy Exchange and take on meaningful challenges as ISP Changemakers, developing solutions with real-world impact.
Students also sharpen their strategic thinking and resilience by competing virtually in ISP Chessmasters alongside peers from other ISP schools.
Athletes proudly represent HTS at the ISP Games hosted by BCIS Phuket, where teamwork and sportsmanship thrive on an international stage.
Complementing these opportunities are signature HTS events like HTS Talks and the HTS Debate Championship, empowering students to find their voice, lead confidently and engage thoughtfully with global issues.
Secondary students benefit from the ISP Future Pathways program, integrated into the Vietnamese curriculum as an additional subject that offers tailored guidance and career counselling.
Through this program, they explore their passions, develop essential skills and gain the confidence to make informed decisions about their future. Practical experiences and diverse opportunities help them shape a pathway that aligns with their individual goals and aspirations.
Grade 8
Students in Grade 8 begin preparing for the Ontario Secondary School Diploma by building strong academic habits and deepening their understanding of key subjects:
Grade 9 compulsory credits
Students in Grade 9 begin earning dilploma credits while building a strong academic foundation. All students take the following courses as part of their core program:
Grade 9 elective credits
Students choose 3 elective courses based on their interests and goals. Options may include:
STEM classes make learning exciting every day
Bollishetty Vinod, Year 7, Secondary Student
I have a real passion for STEM subjects, especially maths and science. I love solving tricky problems, building models and doing hands-on experiments in class. The way we learn makes every lesson fun and interactive. My favourite part of the year is the STEM fair, where I get to share ideas and work with friends from all backgrounds. I enjoy how the school encourages curiosity and innovation. It’s helped me grow not just in learning but as a person too.
Hanoi Toronto School offers flexible enrolment for Secondary School through the Ontario Optimized Program, delivered in English with Vietnamese language support. Our admissions team is here to help you choose the best start date for your child’s learning journey.
Join HTS Secondary and follow the Ontario Optimized Program to graduate with the prestigious OSSD.
