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Meet the STA shell-ebrities: Amber and Neo

St Andrews is proud to introduce two unique members of the school community: Amber and Neo, two female Sulcata tortoises. With their calm, friendly personalities, they’ve quickly become beloved companions to students and staff, reminding everyone to slow down and enjoy the moment. Living in a custom-built habitat at High School, Amber and Neo also star in “Tortoise Talks,” sharing tips on student life and well-being across St Andrews’ social media pages.

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Building future innovators: a closer look at how classroom learning transforms into real-world application at St Andrews

Learn more about how the IGCSE Design Technology course at St Andrews moves learning beyond theory by teaching students to apply classroom learning to real-world problems. For instance, a student utilised CAD to design a rapid-response medical device for urban traffic jams, demonstrating the practical problem-solving skills required for future careers in engineering and innovation.

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What is metacognition and why does it matter?

Metacognition means thinking about your thinking. It’s the ability to understand how you learn, recognise what strategies work best for you, and take control of your own learning process. When students develop metacognitive skills, they become more confident and independent learners who can plan, monitor, and evaluate their progress effectively. Learn more about how metacognition is implemented into the curriculum at St Andrews and why it is such a vital skill for students to develop.

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Building a love of sport through St Andrews’ Inclusive Sports Programme

At St Andrews, sport truly is for everyone. Our unique Inclusive Sports Programme ensures every student - no matter their experience or ability - has the opportunity to participate, progress, and thrive. With pathways from beginner to elite level, specialist coaching, and a wide range of sports from football and tennis to swimming and chess, the programme fosters skill development, teamwork, and resilience in a supportive environment. More than just athletic performance, it promotes lifelong health, confidence, and personal growth. Guided by the simple philosophy that sport is fun, improving is entertaining, and competing is fun, St Andrews celebrates every student’s journey - on and off the field.

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St Andrews Hosts Thailand’s largest VEX VIQRC Mix & Match Tournament with 80 teams

St Andrews International School Bangkok hosted the VEX VIQRC Mix & Match Tournament on 22nd November 2025, bringing together 80 teams from across Thailand for an exciting day of STEM competition. The event featured Elementary and Middle School divisions, the Non-REC RAT League, and celebrated outstanding achievements by our student teams, supported by dedicated staff, volunteers, and the RAT Foundation.

Meet the STA shell-ebrities: Amber and Neo - Amber and Neo

Meet the STA shell-ebrities: Amber and Neo

St Andrews is proud to introduce two unique members of the school community: Amber and Neo, two female Sulcata tortoises. With their calm, friendly personalities, they’ve quickly become beloved companions to students and staff, reminding everyone to slow down and enjoy the moment. Living in a custom-built habitat at High School, Amber and Neo also star in “Tortoise Talks,” sharing tips on student life and well-being across St Andrews’ social media pages.

Building future innovators: a closer look at how classroom learning transforms into real-world application at St Andrews - IGCSE Design Technology course

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Building future innovators: a closer look at how classroom learning transforms into real-world application at St Andrews

Learn more about how the IGCSE Design Technology course at St Andrews moves learning beyond theory by teaching students to apply classroom learning to real-world problems. For instance, a student utilised CAD to design a rapid-response medical device for urban traffic jams, demonstrating the practical problem-solving skills required for future careers in engineering and innovation.

What is metacognition and why does it matter? - What is metacognition and why does it matter

What is metacognition and why does it matter?

Metacognition means thinking about your thinking. It’s the ability to understand how you learn, recognise what strategies work best for you, and take control of your own learning process. When students develop metacognitive skills, they become more confident and independent learners who can plan, monitor, and evaluate their progress effectively. Learn more about how metacognition is implemented into the curriculum at St Andrews and why it is such a vital skill for students to develop.

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What it means to be a Nord Anglia Education school

Learn more about what it means to be part of the Nord Anglia Education (NAE) global community and how it gives our students and teachers an incredible world of opportunities. Connecting over 80,000 students globally through the Global Campus for collaboration, competitions, and expeditions. Teachers also benefit from continuous professional growth through the Nord Anglia University (NAU) platform through NAE's exclusive collaborations with elite institutions, including MIT for hands-on, challenge-based learning, The Juilliard School for performing arts, UNICEF for global citizenship, and IMG Academy for elite sports and leadership, which provide unparalleled learning experiences.

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From IGCSE to IBDP: understanding the curriculum connection

At St Andrews Bangkok, the transition from IGCSE to the IB Diploma Programme is carefully designed to ensure academic continuity and student success. This overview highlights how IGCSE subjects align with the IB’s six subject groups, enabling students to make informed choices as they transition into Senior Studies. With personalised guidance and a balanced curriculum, students are well-prepared for the challenges and opportunities of the IB.

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STA Class of 2025 alum Julianna pursues medicine at Queen Mary University of London, Malta

Julianna, a member of the Class of 2025, has been accepted to study Medicine (MBBS) at Queen Mary University of London, Malta. Driven by a passion for biomedical sciences, genetics, and the origins of disease, she prepared through rigorous studies (IB Higher Level Biology and Chemistry), pre-college courses, observing medical procedures, and volunteer work with Operation Smile, focusing on early disease detection and access to medical treatment.

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Exciting workshops and masterclasses at STA Dance FeSTAval 2025

Celebrating dance at St Andrews Bangkok, a full day organised for Primary and High School (Year 3 to Year 13) students interested in joining dance masterclasses and workshops led by professional dance artists in Bangkok.

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Will AI help or hinder my child’s creativity and critical thinking

Explore how AI, like Google Gemini, can be used in the classroom to cultivate critical thinking and creativity in students. Rather than simply completing tasks, AI can act as a personalised tutor, encouraging students to evaluate sources and brainstorm project ideas.

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Stay active this October break with our popular Activity Camps

Stay active and join our popular Activity Camps. Offering a wide variety of activities at both the Primary and High School for children aged 4 years old and up to keep active during the summer break.