Senior students lead the way in the blood donation drive with the Thai Red Cross Society.  

To mark Earth Day 2025 at the end of Term 2, the Year 7 First Language Japanese class embarked on a meaningful environmental and cultural project of growing rice and creating a paddy field on campus. This hands-on experience brought together elements from several subjects – Science, Geography, and First Languages – creating a shared learning journey bringing awareness of biodiversity and culture.

A celebration of our St Andrews students' recent solo concert performances, filled with talent, passion, and inspiring moments of growth.

With guidance from MIT, students explored a range of approaches, from research-driven proposals to hands-on prototyping. Some groups developed physical or digital models, 3D CAD designs, coded simulations, and animations, while others created scientific posters, infographics, and videos to communicate their ideas.

With a passion for physics, mathematics, robotics, and hands-on projects, Carina in Year 13 makes the most of learning opportunities outside the classroom to build a foundation to pursue further studies and a career in mechanical engineering after graduation.

We’re excited to introduce a new range of musical instruments to the ‘Music Performance’ ECA at St Andrews Bangkok.

The PIO-neers Foundation is a fully student-led initiative that brings coding, robotics, science, and English to underprivileged children through fun, hands-on workshops. Over the past year, students partnered with the Foundation for a Better Life of Children to deliver five engaging sessions—entirely planned, taught, and funded by the team. Their mission: to make learning interactive, inspiring, and accessible to all.

Edarabia had the opportunity to interview Paul Schofield, Head of School at St Andrews International School Bangkok. In this interview, he shares his insights on the future of education, the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead, and how St Andrews is preparing its students for success in a rapidly changing world.

What happens when a group of curious Year 1 students walk into a classroom in chaos? A thrilling investigation begins! From scattered books to half-eaten snacks, the young detectives quickly got to work, uncovering a shocking truth—their mischievous toys had thrown an all-night party! But the excitement didn’t stop there. This unexpected event sparked a rich learning journey, helping students develop their literacy, critical thinking, and social skills in a fun and engaging way. 

The Glowing Muons from St Andrews Bangkok have won the 2024 Outreach Award from CERN’s Beamline for Schools competition. Their commitment to making physics accessible through local science outreach has earned them a special SSVI telescope, signed by Nobel Laureates. This award celebrates their passion for inclusive and engaging science education.

On 12 March 2025, 29 students from St Andrews Bangkok proudly took part in Thailand’s first-ever multi-school Languages Olympiad, joining peers from 11 international schools for a day of language immersion, cultural exchange, and friendly competition. Our students showed great enthusiasm and teamwork, with several earning medals in French and Spanish. The event highlighted the power of language to connect people and celebrated the importance of multilingualism in today’s world.