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How is this month’s theme reflected in our Appropriate Uses of Technology policy?

Our young triathletes are in action…Busking week kicks off in Primary School and Battle of the Bands and “Working Title” showcases musical and dramatic talent in High School...Some of our High School Thai students attend their ROTC camp in Kanchanaburi... Find out more about our partnership with Ban Huayraisamakkee and Anuban Mae Fah Luang Schools in Chiang Rai.

The Primary Music Department at St Andrews International School Bangkok welcomed Elisabeth Dooner and Sarah Newbold, two flautists from the UK who worked with children across the Primary School. Primary Busking Week is this week and was launched with a great assembly last Friday.

Year 11 Artists and Photographers have been creating personal and informed responses under controlled conditions.

Staff of the Simon Lawrence Library at St Andrews International School Bangkok are pleased to tell you that yet more new books have arrived to expand the wealth of books available to our students.

Year 9 Artists took advantage of the landscape on their residential trip to create beautiful drawings.

A variety of House competitions have kept the Primary School busy in different ways.

This year is the 10th anniversary of an annual charity ride which raises funds for an orphanage in Phuket named The Asia Center Foundation (ACF). Find out how you can help.

With the period of very poor air quality that we are experiencing in Bangkok at the moment, Mr Paul gives details of the steps being taken at St Andrews International School Bangkok to protect all our children...Find out more about the annual staff recruitment mission to the UK … Don’t forget Fun Day this Saturday!

Parents are reminded that our car park is a no-idling zone and are asked to remind their drivers to turn off their engines while waiting...Parent consultations continue this week... Fun Day is just around the corner… Read on to find out about a competition with an amazing prize from Mermaid Dive.

We are delighted to welcome our new Library Monitors to the team this term … Remember to encourage your children to “Read 6 books and get a certificate” - a competition the Primary School Library is running to celebrate the Bangkok Book Awards 2019.

This week, the spotlight falls on football but there are so many other opportunities for our students to get involved in sport.

Tickets will be on sale after residential from the Finance Office. We look forward to welcoming you on 6 February at 4.00 p.m… Bugsy Malone Rehearsals will resume after Residentials.

More than 70 Primary students represented STA at the HIS International Football competition while our gymnasts entered their first ever BISAC tournament. Lots more sport to come in Term 2… read on for some important dates for your diary.

This week Year 13 Visual Arts students curated an exhibition of their work so far.

Y9 House Athletics date has changed … 8A in the lead for Week Without sponsorship.

A great benefit of International Day is the strengthening of our community. The German community has been catching up regularly and enjoying excellent German cuisine. Preparations are nearly finished for Fun Day on Saturday, 2 February 2019 at the Primary School. The PTG Committee would still appreciate the donation of raffle prizes. Please get in touch.

Primary School students at St Andrews International School Bangkok had the opportunity to meet staff from WWF and learn about the plight of tigers in the world...Our ECO BEASTs and Sustainability Market helped children think about how we can live in a more sustainable way and kicked off Sustainability Week which is taking place all this week.

Parent consultations start this week. Please contact your class teacher directly if you have not yet fixed an appointment...Eco BEASTs and the WWF kick off Sustainability Week. Read on for more information.

Find out more information on the 2019 Bangkok Book Awards - how to vote as well as our “Read 6 Books”challenge. The Library staff takes this opportunity to remind children and parents to be considerate of others when using the Library space and our ever-popular “Books of the Week” is here to entice our young readers to pick up a book.