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Year four visited the orphanage over two days in Week 10 to weed the lawns and help prepare a framework which we festooned with flowers, all paid for and funded by previous donations. It was hot and hard work and made especially fun by many of the Baan Jing Jai children being around to help. We managed a sing-song, and we showed the children how to dance the Macarena, principally due to Ms. Steph’s mastery of the dance.

The Regents boarding girls recently visited their community partners Atidtan Kindergarten and Nursery in Kilo Sip, Sattahip.

Each year, the Secondary Student Guild runs its annual Talent Show, followed by the House Battle of the Bands Competition. This year was the first year in which there was whole school collaboration and the Talent Show became a Primary and Secondary joint event.

On Wednesday our Music staff and students were treated to a rare opportunity to have Michael Shinn and Jessica Shinn visit our school. Both Michael and Jessica are Juilliard alumni, which is why we had the privilege of hosting them due to our collaboration with The Juilliard School.

This has been another highly successful year for LAMDA students in Secondary with 27 candidates entered resulting in a very encouraging set of results, including 16 Distinction, 9 Merit and 2 Pass Grades.

Makaton sign language is a language for all. Learn all about Makaton sign language and how we use it at Regents International School Pattaya.

This year's graduation ceremony was held on Saturday 21st May in the Globe Theatre. Following the procession of the students, his Majesty the King's anthem was sung with guitar accompaniment by Teerapat - Game.

Midway through the Songkran Holiday, 14 courageous explorers from Year 6 set off to discover Australia. Whilst hosted by the prestigious Ivanhoe Grammar School near Melbourne for 2 weeks they experienced the wonderful Australian landscape and culture.

When asked, “Who wants to sit a very difficult Physics paper simply for fun?” it takes a special kind of student to unhesitatingly put themselves forward.