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Researchers from the University of Liverpool found that participation in the News Literacy Lab left students “feeling more equipped to evaluate the credibility of news sources”, and to be “aware of their own biases and those of media organisations”.
Helping kids see that they matter for who they are and not what they achieve.
On 14 January 2024, St Andrews International School Bangkok hosted our first-ever Flames Open Chess Tournament at the Primary Campus. Nearly 100 children competed from St Andrews Bangkok, other schools, and Chess Academies.
We know that body image is a concern for some of our students. It’s a common issue among young people that can affect mental and physical health – both positively and negatively – and have an impact on friendships and studies.
So, what is body image? And how can we support our students to be ‘body positive’? In this article, our experts answer these questions – as well as offering tips on supporting a child who may be experiencing challenges.
To shed light on this thrilling transition, on 13 December 2023 a group of St Andrews alumni, who have successfully navigated or are currently going through their university years, popped by our High School campus for a visit.
We had the honour of hosting Ms Hilary Easton at St Andrews International School Bangkok for an exciting week of dance workshops. A New York native, artistic director of her own contemporary dance company Hilary Easton + Company, and a distinguished Dance Composition specialist at Juilliard, Hilary certainly came in with a wealth of experience and knowledge to share.
Lifelong bonds are formed in our classrooms, corridors, and communal spaces. These friendships – which span nationalities and age groups – offer comfort, emotional support, and a sense of belonging. They also bring laughter and fun – as well as providing the backdrop to unforgettable shared learning experiences.
St Andrews High School Students from Years 7 and 8 had a very enjoyable and successful week working on their STEAM MIT Global Challenge: designing a plant that could cope with extreme weather phenomenons in Thailand.
Why it's important that school days are the happiest of our lives.
Life at St Andrews is fun and exciting. But we also understand that every student’s learning journey involves lots of hard work and academic pressure. This can cause our young people to feel stressed, whether it’s because of exams or coursework deadlines, or high expectations.
Mr Roo discusses the importance of developing knowledge and critical thinking skills at the Festival of Education Thailand 2023. In the age of AI, educating our IB students to become responsible global citizens begins with asking the right questions.