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St Andrews International School hosts Science Fair 2012
Have you ever wondered where a great scientist would first show their potential? Well, we think we know the answer … A Science...
St Andrews students participate in the Exceptional Learners’ Literacy Day
Recently four members of the St. Andrews Primary Exceptional Learners’ Program were invited to attend a special Literacy Day event at Bangkok Patana...
St Andrews International School hosts the first competitive Science Fair of...
“I believe in intuition and inspiration. Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world, stimulating...
St Andrews School Maths Challenge Week 2012 – A Secondary Match...
February 27th saw the eagerly anticipated return of Maths Week. Whilst the talk of the staffroom was whether the oncoming Book Week or...
St. Andrews Students Visit Pattaya Mail
On Wednesday, 1st of February, we visited the Pattaya Mail offices to seek advice from the experts on how to produce our first...
St Andrews welcomes Alastair McCloud
Guest speaker very informative about careers in Marine Engineering At St Andrews we were pleased to welcome Alastair McCloud to school to talk...
St Andrews’ students take part in a feast of mathematics
Last term, Mr Lewis, Mr Sutherland and half of our Year 8 and 9 ‘mathemagicians’ invaded Garden School for a feast of mathematics. They...
Bob’s early Christmas present
PSC golf from Lewiinski’s Golf Society Sunday, Dec. 8, Green Valley - Stableford A Flight 1st Bob Newell (7) net 73 2nd...
Students from St Andrews find out how doctors can help us
As part of their unit on the human body systems, students in Year 4 visited Bangkok-Rayong Hospital. The students were learning about what...
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