As part of their research for their mock GCSE art exam on the theme of Force, Year 11 artists visited the National Art Gallery near Sanam Luang.
Here they were treated to the permanent exhibition of Thai art, as well as the spectacular “63rd National Art Exhibition”, which featured the artwork of well respected contemporary Thai artists. Students drew and photographed examples of work on display to support their contextual studies in art and to find inspiration. Gallery staff were very impressed with the level of enthusiasm our students showed, as well as their their politeness and behaviour. The art department teachers certainly felt proud to watch our students in the gallery. As well as visiting the National Art Gallery we took an ‘observational walk’ through the local area ending in photographic and drawn observations of Pra Sumen fort, the river and suspension bridge.
At St Andrews Bangkok, we believe that every child has the potential to discover and develop a unique musical voice. Our Instrumental Programme offers students an extraordinary opportunity to explore and master a range of musical instruments, fostering a lifelong love for music and enhancing their cognitive and creative development.
St Andrews International School Bangkok students had remarkable success in the Virtual Young Musician 2024 competition, held by Nord Anglia Education Global Campus.
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.
