Our new House Captains and Reps were announced following a long campaign season. Recent competitions revolving around global issues have produced thoughtful work from STA students.
Last Friday, after an excruciating wait, the new House Captains and Reps were announced. Children listened to messages from their different House mascots to hear how the vote went. Here are the results:
Akha: Lucas (Y2), Saanjh (Y3), Suhavi (Y4), Shane (Y5) and Sarah (Y6)
Karen: Prompt (Y2), Freya (Y3), Neerav (Y4), Diya (Y5) and Eliza (Y6)
Lahu: Naomi (Y2), Anik (Y3), Anjalika (Y4), Grace L (Y5) and Jenna (Y6)
Yao: Lily (Y2), Nita (Y3), Shauna (Y4), Trish (Y5) and Chloe (Y6)
Well done to everyone that entered and good luck to those that have been chosen!
This term, we also have a Whole School Art Competition with a sustainability theme, which will be judged by the Eco-Beasts. Children have been challenged to ‘Create a drawing or a painting with your own 'sustainability' message’. Entries can be sent to Mr Graeme in B11 before Wednesday, 16 October. House points will be awarded for each entry, with 20 points awarded to the winners from each year group.
Below are some examples of other children’s artwork that deliver a sustainability message:
Next week, KS1 are working with the Eco-Beasts to make eco-bricks. They are challenging the rest of the school to have a go at making their own eco-bricks at home. If children make an eco-brick and bring it in to Miss Emma or Miss Susan (in Year 1), they can earn 2 house points for their House. Please make sure bottles are 1.5l and are packed very tightly with clean, dry plastic.
See the instructions below to find out how to make an ecobrick:
Year 6s Times Table Rockstars competition was a blast with Karen House reigning as champions! In second place was Akha, and in third place came Lahu.
Here’s what some of the children had to say about the tournament:
Sarah: “I am in Akha! First competition was great. We were against Yao. We won. Second competition was spectacular! We went against Karen and lost. We came second place! When we did our competition we had rock music on! It helped me a lot with my times tables. I can’t wait for the next competition! Thank you! GO AKHA!”
Pimdao: “Last Friday we had a House TT rockstar competition. It was so much fun. The whole of Lahu tried to get as much points as possible. The first game, we played against Karen, we lost! Then, the second game we went against Yao and we won! Yay! Go Lahu!!! I can’t wait to do the next one as these competitions are so memorable.”
Chanya: “I am in Yao. Every competition is always fun and exciting. The last time there was a TTRS competition we lost but I know that next time we will win. Even though we got last place I know we tried our hardest. GO YAO!!”
There were lots of very creative and interesting pieces of perspective photography in Year 4’s House competition. Here are the winners and their respective photographs:
In Year 3, there were lots of excellent examples of what makes a good Digital Citizen in the poster competition. Here is our winning entry from Anais (Yao) and Carlos (Karen):
BOO! It’s the monsters from Year 2! There were lots of monstrous monsters in the Class Dojo monster designing competition. The winners are pictured below:
With the goal of providing meaningful help to the flood victims in the northern regions of Thailand, our entire community at St Andrews Bangkok came together to raise funds and donations for the affected families. In the span of a few short weeks, added to donations of food and clothing, we managed to raise an astounding total of 386,676.50 THB in donation funds. To all students, teachers, parents, and staff who participated in our efforts and contributed to this cause—thank you!
Last Friday, the STA Primary campus was transformed into a celebration of all things maths! The day was packed with engaging, hands-on activities across all year groups, making maths truly come alive for our students.
