Last Friday our new KS 2 Councillors were revealed...An update on the air quality readings posted on Air Visual about St Andrews Primary campus...There’s no harm in reviewing our Well Child Policy.
Last Friday, Ms Selina - our Wellbeing Coordinator - led the assemblies in which our new school councillors were revealed. Over the remainder of the year, the two councils will meet to discuss ideas on how we can continue to improve student wellbeing as well as enabling all students to have a voice. Well done to everyone who stood for election to the councils. They all did a fantastic job of outlining their suitability for the role - it’s never easy standing in front of your peers, but they were all confident and clear. Each councillor was presented with a special badge to wear.
KS1 School Council (with Ms Emma L): Y1: Gabby, Jimin, Sophie, Diptanshu, Ellie; Y2: Nicha, Sophie, Diptanshu, Sofia, Mishaal, Umbi, Charlie; Y3: Leo, Haru, Khaohom, Sierra, Prasanna, Veronika, Lily
KS2 School Council (with Ms Selina): Y4: Shalisa, Hanna, Maili, Isik, Niva, Irene, Prithvi; Y5: Matthew, Faye, Bona, Hiaya, Jessica, Ava, Grace L (5D); Y6: Paula, Pim, Naika, Arya, Dylan, Aditi, Yui
Several parents have been contacting the school to inform us that there seems to be an issue with the Primary School monitoring data. Recently, we switched the device which we use to broadcast as we recognised that there was a discrepancy between the data produced by this and the data from other devices in the local area. It appears that some of you are still seeing the data from the old device within the app (currently showing an AQI reading of 27). Please try refreshing the app to display the new data. We have contacted Air Visual to help with this issue. Until they have fixed it, please use the readings on Moodle which shows the live data from our broadcasting devices on both the Primary and High School Campuses.
In order to prevent illness spreading we ask that if ill, you must keep your child at home until they are well again. To avoid any confusion here is the definition of a well child:
A well child is not reliant on Calpol, Tempra or other cold/flu medicine
A well child is well enough to participate in school activities
A well child has a normal appetite
A well child is happy and sociable
A well child does not require greater staff ratio
A well child has normal bowel function
Please inform school or email the teacher directly if your child is sick.
Year 3 Residential - iCamp - Wednesday 5th - Friday 7th February
Last day of the half-term - Friday 7th February
First day of T1.2 - Monday 17th February
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!
