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04 December, 2020

Year 6 take home first prize in a language video competition

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Year 6 take home first prize in a language video competition Recently, a total of 26 STA students from Year 5 and Year 6 submitted entries into the "Education Perfect Languages video making competition". Among many fantastic and creative videos, we’re pleased to announce that one of the Year 6 groups has won the competition Year 6 take home first prize in a language video competition-year-6-take-home-first-prize-in-a-language-video-competition-Winners of the language competition

Hola! Our Year 6 students have been on an adventure. They have created a special video of their trip, entered into a MFL competition and won first prize! Congratulations to Kiara, Maya, and Luca! Felicidades!

Recently, a total of 26 STA students from Year 5 and Year 6 submitted entries into the "Education Perfect Languages video making competition". Among many fantastic and creative videos, we’re pleased to announce that one of the Year 6 groups has won the competition. Congratulations to Kiara, Maya, and Luca! Felicidades! Check out the video below...

The purpose of the competition was to provide students with an opportunity "to apply all the language they have learnt this year in a meaningful and engaging context". The competition was set up for schools around the world for the following languages: Arabic, Chinese, EAL/ESOL, French, German, Greek, Indonesian, Italian, Te Reo Māori, Japanese, Malay and Spanish. Students entering the competition had to create a 2-3 minutes long video related to the theme "My life".

At St Andrews International School Bangkok we believe learning and developing modern foreign language skills are extremely important. Our students are from all parts of the world with over 50+ nationalities in the school. Within our British curriculum, we encourage our students to learn new languages and cultures with the Modern Foreign Languages (MFL) programme adopted in both Primary and High School.

Students at St Andrews have countless opportunities to practice, develop and become proficient in a language or multiple languages. The MFL programme caters to the needs of all individuals at different skills levels. The programme offers a wide array of languages at different levels of difficulty. Whether you’re learning a language as a beginner or developing your home language at an advanced level, our programmes are personalised to meet your needs. 

To learn more about MFL and the English curriculum, see the below