Tag: Shrewsbury International School
Students’ excellence recognised by Cambridge
Two students from Garden International School (GIS) have been to a special ceremony after achieving world-class exam results. Hyo Kyung (Sarah) Chi was named...
Kids’ Day Out 2012 another huge success
The Royal Varuna Yacht Club was the setting for a fun day on Thursday March 29, for 300 severely handicapped and underprivileged children...
Classic concert to stir minds of the young
An enthralled audience in Bangkok was treated to the first performance by the Deutsche Philharmonie Merck from Germany at the ‘Philharmonic Orchestra Charity...
A cracking day out at the Ploenchit Fair
The British Community’s annual fund-raising blockbuster event for Thai charities will be held again this year on Saturday 26th November at the Shrewsbury International...
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Suspected big cat stalks Doi Inthanon forest after cattle killed in Chiang Mai
CHIANG MAI, Thailand – Forest rangers and veterinarians in northern Thailand are tracking a suspected big cat after three cattle were killed in Doi...
Bank of Thailand to cap online gold trades settled in baht from March
BANGKOK, Thailand – The Bank of Thailand is set to introduce new limits on gold trading through online platforms that settle transactions in Thai...
People’s Party files criminal case against Election Commission over ballot secrecy
BANGKOK, Thailand – Thailand’s opposition People’s Party filed a criminal lawsuit on Thursday against the Election Commission (EC), alleging a failure to ensure a...
Thailand clarifies border stance after Cambodia’s remarks at UN rights council
BANGKOK, Thailand – The Joint Information Center on the Thailand–Cambodia Situation has issued a clarification following remarks by Cambodia’s deputy prime minister and foreign...
DIP names Thailand’s top five high-value GI mangoes worth over 1 billion baht
BANGKOK, Thailand – The Department of Intellectual Property (DIP) has unveiled the country’s top five high-value geographical indication (GI) mangoes, highlighting their growing role...