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Our dance teams in the both Primary and High School campuses of St Andrews International School Bangkok competed in the TISAC So You Think You Can Dance Competition last week.

The Simon Lawrence Library announces the whole range of competitions and activities being organized for Book Week. Look out for all the posters and get involved.

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

The competitors at St Andrews International School Bangkok Swim Champs held at High School this past Saturday made a big splash...The Learning Support Services Centre fulfils a need for our own community and beyond...Teacher and staff recruitment for next year has begun...The celebration of Loy Krathong at this Thursday...Thanks to the PTG for their hard work with Christmas and Yuletide decorations.

Scholastic Book Club is online and ready for your orders. Place your orders before 23 November and earn credit for the STA Library. Donated used books for our book sale are being sorted and House Points have been allotted! Get ready to browse the shelves of Kinokuniya when they come for the week of 26 November. Get involved in “Nursery Rhyme Week” and our ever-popular “Books of the Week” section will guide you in some reading choices for your children.

Year 2 students spend the day designing umbrellas to protect their teacher from the rain...Loy Krathong celebrations are just around the corner...Round 2 of Word Mania has commenced... Find out about a very useful parent workshop on reading.

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.

Find out more about the Loy Krathong celebrations that will take place at Primary School...Our Eco-Warriors are looking for enthusiastic gardeners to help...KS2 look forward to welcoming a visiting author...Word Mania is going well...There is still time to sign up for the flu vaccine to protect your family.

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

This year's celebration of Loy Krathong at the Primary and High School is sure to be an insightful one as our entire community learns more about the meaning and importance of this event in Thai culture.

The Simon Lawrence Library announces dates for annual High School Book Week 26-30 November 2018.

Scholastic Book Club is online and ready for your orders. Place your orders before 23 November and earn credit for St Andrews International School Bangkok Library. You can still donate your used books for our book sale and get ready to browse the shelves of Kinokuniya when they come for the week of 26 November. Get involved in “Nursery Rhymes Week” and our ever-popular “Books of the Week” section will guide you in some reading choices for your children.

Community Sports Day was a huge success with the St Andrews International School community coming together to enjoy sport. Our boys’ Varsity basketball team took part in an international tournament and our U13 boys’ Blaze ballers take second place at their TISAC tournament. Catch up on all of the results and take a look ahead at some important events ahead in what will be a very busy month of November.

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

Time to get even more children involved in our Sports Programme with new sports for term 2. Plus with 2 major International Tournaments edging closer, are you ready...

One special student has researched the four tribes and we decided to share his findings with the entire community… Get involved with the new House Totem Pole competition!

There was lots of fun to be had at the end of last week to celebrate Halloween...This week sees a very interesting parent workshop for KS3 parents...Our Eco Warriors Club is looking for help to create a roof-top garden...Don’t forget to sign up for your flu vaccination.

Year 6 prepare their Christmas music and work on their pop music.

During the month of October, art students from Years 7 to 9 were able to create beautiful artworks for homework, using ink, for the online challenge of “Inktober”

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.