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One of the most exciting outcomes from The Juilliard Continuing Professional Development was that we got to meet our Juilliard Curriculum Specialist, Kathryn Anderson, who is linked to our school and will be working alongside the Regents Music Staff to introduce and embed the curriculum. Kathryn will be visiting us 3 times this year and is very excited about her first trip to Regents at the end of October.

What a great start to the Year we’ve had. I knew this School was special when I made a preliminary visit in May, but the students here have a passion and bravery like nothing I’ve ever witnessed before.

We’re excited to share Nord Anglia Education’s brand new film which celebrates the things which make our family of schools so special

An opportunity like this takes you out of your comfort zone. Living in a new country and working in an international school, throws new challenges at you daily. It keeps you on your toes and ensures that you are ready for anything!

Have you ever heard of the saying “you can’t teach an old dog new tricks?” Well, that’s something that your teachers are setting out to prove wrong. At our school we believe that with support and opportunity, commitment and perseverance you can learn anything.

Twenty five eager and excited students arrived on Monday afterschool to start their first session. We started in tutorial mode where students had to work through different missions and scenarios learning the controls of Minecraft as they went. Often the students, who are more experienced in using Minecraft, were helping Mr Parsons or myself as we got lost or stuck.

Using funds from the Round Square Special Projects budget, I am pleased to announce that we were able to offer scholarships to six Primary aged-children and three university students. These children, and their families, are very thankful for the support and the opportunity which Regents has given them and in return, we will be updated on how the students are getting on in their education throughout the year.

On Thursday June 25th, a warm but overcast day, all the Regents Primary students and staff left classrooms, corridors and offices for the afternoon to take part in what has become a very popular and hard-fought annual event – the Regents Race.

130 teachers across Primary and Secondary came together for a morning of talks, activities and practical advice sessions on supporting children for whom English is not their first language. ‘It was great to be with Secondary colleagues and get to know them a bit better,’ commented an Early Years specialist.

Regents becomes the only international school on the Eastern Seaboard of Thailand to invest in dance programme for students

Regents’ graduates have translated their record-breaking year for IB Diploma results into places at an impressive array of prestigious universities.

Regents' dance programme expanding from September 2015.

Regents' Year 13 student Beatrice scores an amazing 44 out of 45 in the IB diploma

2015 will be remembered as the year when Regents reinforced its credentials as a school which motivates students to reach the highest academic levels

Deputy Head of Secondary, James Baker - talks about the opportunities and challenges that facec Regents' staff.

Regents sport this year has gone from strength to strength

‘There is a passionate drive for school improvement and maximizing all students’ experiences and learning outcomes.’