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The STA Thai Service Project supports Ban Pang Mahan School in Chiang Rai, aiding hill tribe students. This year's Songkran fundraising included selling popcorn, shaved ice, and custom items, raising substantial funds for educational resources and environmental causes. Our students' efforts embody STA's dedication to service, teamwork, and community improvement. Read more in this year's Songkran Fundraising Newsletter.

St Andrews Bangkok hosted the first blood drive with parents, staff, families and student donors on Friday 30th September 2023. A total of 87 units of blood was collected and a total of 115 registered donors. Senior Studies students also had a fantastic CAS Service opportunity to support their peers and donate blood themselves. 

It was great to see High School students returning to school after their Residential experiences at a whole host of locations within two to three hours’ drive from Bangkok.

Over the past two terms, all of our Primary School students in their classes have taken turns to experience a virtual safari from our international school in Bangkok to Chiang Rai to learn from the hardworking heroes at the Golden Triangle Asian Elephant Foundation (GTAEF).

Pi-oneers foundation is a student-led organisation aiming to provide digital education in underprivileged communities by providing necessary equipment and resources. Our goal is to partner with underprivileged schools in Bangkok that seek digital education.

The St Andrews community unite to raise a whooping 559,400 baht (£12,520) in a creative way for our vulnerable Klong Toey neighbours. The Klong Toey area is buckling from the burden of COVID-19 infection, significantly affected by the financial downturn, leaving many families in very tragic circumstances. Our students, parents, and teachers have all come together to make a difference.

As part of the Nord Anglia Education family of schools, we care deeply about making a difference in people’s lives, especially those of our students, parents, teachers, staff and school community. Share a Dream is a social platform that empowers our school to effect social change. Learn more about the Share A Dream platform and how St Andrews has helped the community!

All funds from this year's week without will be donated to Baan Luk Rak in Khon Kaen. A children’s home we have visited as part of Service week 2019.

Year 13 students have over the past few weeks created some excellent posters for their Core Days, which were held this week. These posters highlight CAS experiences at St Andrews International School Bangkok. This week the experiences of Aashish, Gaya and Tar are highlighted in their posters.

Mr Jon Clark invites interested current Year 10 and Year 11 parents, guardians and students to an information session on Operation Wallacea on Tuesday, 10th September at 8:00am.

This week Michelle from Sg reflects on her first term of CAS and shows how her experiences have already allowed her to achieve a number of the CAS learning outcomes.

Last week 5 year 12 students travelled to Chiang Mai to work with the Baan Dek foundation.

This week Isabel from Sb, explains what she has learned about the CAS program since she began her IB program last August.

This week Taiyo, Muskaan, Destiny and Paola talks about their CAS project and involvement in organising the Halloween Spooktacular at the beginning of November.

Find out about how Year 12 CAS students at St Andrews International School Bangkok will organise their Christmas Charity appeal on behalf of the Giving Tree.

Last week 9 of our senior students travelled to Mae Sot to take part in the Operation Smile mission.

As Year 13 continue with their CAS programme, Benji from Sa reflects on all he has achieved so far.

Our Year 13 students have all been actively engaged with their CAS programme now for over 12 months and have completed a wide range of different experiences. Nathalie from Sk this week outlines some of her CAS experiences.

A new CAS collaboration between St Andrews and Steps with Theera

As part of their CAS Service work some of our Year 12 and 13 students will work together to raise awareness of Operation Smile in our school once again.