We look at the entries to the Life in Thailand competition for Key Stage 3 students at St Andrews International School Bangkok.
Congratulations to all those who entered the Key Stage 3 ‘Life in Thailand’ Art competition. There were some very creative artworks and it was hard to choose the top 3. As advertised last week, our distinguished panel of judges voted for the following artists: 1st place: Poon Kititarakul 7c; 2nd place: Bianca Stevens 8c; 3rd place: Emma Cha 8e. This week we also have the other entries from Amee 7h, Anton 8h, Anush 9d, Berry 8e, Erika 9b, Karin 8f, KhaoPan 8h, Kiersten and Nitnem 7c, Merika 9e, Ohm 7h, Riya 7h, Vaydu 7j and Zi Ying 8b.
This week our artist of the week is Sante in Year 7f. Sante’s detailed watercolour painting is of a mythical beast and depicts a tangled knot of tentacles arising from the sea. A very imaginative piece of work.
EXPO19 will take place at the High School on Wednesday 19th June. This event is a celebration of student creativity in the Performing and Visual Arts Faculty and includes work from the Art, Dance, Drama and Music Departments. From 2.45pm onwards there will be bands in the Atrium and Artwork will be displayed on Floor 7 of the Blue Building along with Dance performances in the Jo Adamson Theatre. Following on from this, at 3.15pm, there will be a selection of Drama pieces performed in the theatre. The event will round off with a musical concert starting at around 4:00 pm. This will feature the Choir, the Jazz Band and the Bugsy Malone cast and orchestra as well as other items. The concert should end at approximately 5:00 pm. We hope that parents will attend the EXPO and enjoy the array of student talent and creativity we have at STA.
Students at St Andrews International School Bangkok have begun an exciting artificial intelligence project: integrating Nord Anglia’s “Misty the Robot” with conversational AI model, ChatGPT. Under the guidance of our Head of Robotics, Mr Rob Parker, they recently presented their results to Regional Managing Director, Mr Shaun Williams, as well as the Board of Directors at St Andrews, with the proposition of growing this project as a collaborative research venture across Nord Anglia schools.
