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I hope that you all had a relaxing and enjoyable holiday. It has been great to hear so many positive stories about students’ engagement with their lessons so far.

We all hope that everyone in our Primary Community enjoyed their break and travelled to their planned destinations around the world or here in Thailand.

We talked to Priya S, a Year 13 Visual Arts student, about her experiences during the Higher Level IB Visual Arts course. Here’s what she had to say.

Nord Anglia Education, the world’s largest premium international schools organisation, has launched its eighth Outstanding Teachers Outstanding Schools (OTOS) recruitment event to attract the best teaching talent for its schools around the globe.

Year 6 students step back in time for ‘Evacuation Day’ and Year 4 students put their coding skills to the test by programming Dash robots to follow a given course. Finally, find out how we celebrated World Soil Day!

STA Christmas Karaoke was a blast! We look forward to the Christmas Lunch, Fair and on-uniform day to finish our festive week! Have a safe and relaxing Christmas break!

The Year 13 Higher Level Theatre Arts Solo performances took centre stage in the Jo Adamson Theatre and thoroughly impressed us with their professional productions, brilliant staging, and dramatic execution!

Project-based assessments are an alternative to tests that allow students to engage with their learning in more concrete ways. Instead of merely studying theory, a hands-on project asks students to apply what they have learned to an in-depth exploration of a topic.

Last week we saw birthday biscuits, entrepreneurial skills, and scientific investigation around Primary School. Find out more below…

Our IB Sport Scientists have been putting their theory into practice. Using our school student, kitchen Year 13 students collaborated to plan and create lunch recipes for different types of athletes.

Project-based learning (PBL) is a teaching method in which students learn by actively engaging in real-world and personally meaningful projects. At St Andrews, we aim to develop projects which emulate the real-life working environment, which allow students to find creative approaches to solving problems and strengthen their creative skills.

While the pandemic has brought many challenges, it’s also introduced a new wave of innovation, resilience and collaboration in education that could prove to be a permanent “great disruptor” to the sector.

Enjoy more photos from our safe and well-organised Loy Krathong celebrations! Find out what we discussed during the International School Association of Thailand (ISAT) online Annual General Meeting and the re-elected committee. Finally, as is our Christmas tradition, the last day of Term 1 is a half-day.

With Christmas just around the corner see what’s in plan for our High School students. A new Christmas lunch menu and Christmas Fair are some of the many festivities to look forward to. Also, please have a look at the rest of this Terms 1 calendar, full of important parents’ evenings, subject option presentations and events.

Primary had a jam-packed week full of fun! Nursery Rhymes galore and floating krathongs to finish the week off. Christmas has also arrived with a Snowman spotted on campus!

In Foundation Stage 3 (FS3) Phonics, children focused on the "f" sound through imaginative and creative play.

Find out why there are fewer boys in Dance and how we are changing that?

Remembrance Service at the British Club proved, as always, to be a very moving and thought-provoking experience. Let's continue to remain vigilant and work together to maintain this new normalcy and stability over the four remaining weeks of this Term. Finally, let's look forward to Loy Krathong, a cultural festival that the whole of Thailand will celebrate this Friday.

Being part of the roots of the Thai language and culture, understanding Naga and other myths help us to better understand Thai culture and way of life. The beliefs and legends about Naga seem to originate from India and have been blended into local myths and legends, being widely known here just like our neighbours, e.g. Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar.

Action-packed schedules, full of rhythm and traditional festivities! Last week, we saw Year 2 plant pumpkins, FS3 phonics children focus on the "f" sound through creative play and Year 3 design dragon eyes out of clay.