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54 members from the Class of 2021 graduate at a series of seven special ceremonies. Let me introduce you to this year’s St Andrews Valedictorians! We also have a University Update! Vigu in Year 13 stands out with an exceptional score in a maths competition. An incredible amount of money raised for Klong Toey…

We've launched our new fundraising campaign, STAr Jump for Klong Toey. The initial goal is to raise 200,000 thousand baht for this community. We are raising money to buy hot meals, essentials and care packs. Many teachers have already filmed their STAr Jumps for Klong Toey. So getting jumping and share your jumps for Klong Toey!

The St Andrews school community come together to raise funds and awareness to help donate essential oxygen tanks to India during a time of crisis.

We know that when it comes to choosing a school for your child, there are many factors to consider. Between public, private and international schools, many choices exist, but which school is the right one? Here we share the top five reasons why an international education with us is a great decision.

Enjoy seeing the outcomes of our fantastic fundraising, a teaser to a new charity event challenge and some of the important upcoming dates in our school calendar.

Years 4, 5 and 6 embrace 'The Big Shakespeare Festival'. Year 5 explore different musical dynamics vocabulary. Find out what was discussed during the STA hosted Fobisia Sustainability conference for international school teachers in Thailand. Finally, keep an eye out for the new charity event to help those in need!

On this page, you will find the latest updates on University offers and acceptances for all our fantastic St Andrews Class of 2021 students. We are proud of all our students and would like to congratulate every St Andrews student for their hard work and efforts.

Congratulations to Amey, Danial, Khushi, Kool, Michellie, Prim, Prisha, Shreya, Summer and Yash on a fantastic set of offers.

Personalised learning is at the heart of St Andrews teaching philosophy. Supporting students academically is crucial, but we achieve that through personalising their entire learning experience, not just their classroom teaching.

Your child’s natural desire to learn, experiment and question are fundamentally important to their education and development, so at St Andrews International School Bangkok we don’t give our students all of the answers. Instead, we give them some of life’s most interesting questions and challenges, and the tools to tackle them.

We focus on the St Andrews students who have achieved great offers to study medicine. Medicine is an extremely competitive university course that demands exceptional academics results as well as engagement in an array of extracurricular activities.

Punn has some great tips for Senior Studies students! And gives us insight into his fondest memory from St Andrews, life at the University of Loughborough (delving into the reasons for his decisions), and giving us his plans for the future.

Two St Andrews Senior Studies students have received offers to study in Japan's capital city Tokyo.

Most of our students have ambitions for moving abroad following Senior Studies to study at university. Every year these graduates follow in the footsteps of our alumni who have attended some of the world’s best universities and whose success stories are inspiring proof of the exciting pathways which await them.

Nord Anglia University (NAU). Created and designed by teachers - NAU is packed full of educational resources and courses made exclusively for our 13,000 teachers worldwide. We are continually evolving this platform, and this year we’re pleased to launch Nord Anglia University 2.0 worldwide.

Thai St Andrews students welcomed Alex Rendell to speak about his journey from acting to environmentalism. STA students’ partner with Rescued-Glass an upcycling company, to create a better and brighter future. Our biologists embraced a challenge to demonstrate scientific knowledge, creativity, and artistic skills.

The FS3 children look forward to Fridays as it is our swimming day! The goggles are on, and our students are growing in confidence, having a playful time developing essential life skills. Also, Year 3 were a sight to behold as it was Greek Day! And thanks again for opening your hearts and minds for World Autism Day.

FS3 explored all the possibilities of a paper bag as our Year 6 students dressed up as majestic Superheroes. Book Week & Autism Awareness Day are fast approaching on April 2nd.