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Find out more about how St Andrews commemorated World Peace Day thanks to the help of a special visitor...KS1 students have been discussing steps that can be taken both at home and at school to change the fate of our climate...Thanks to the help of our community, we are starting a new system of traffic and parking on campus.

STA Eco-Beasts were affected by bad weather, but their commitment to making the world better is as resolute as ever.

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.

This Year 12 project aims to build equal learning opportunities for those less fortunate with fewer resources and tackle inequality by equipping them with skills needed for success in the 21st century.

Our current Year 13 students are coming to the end of their CAS programme. The following students have been identified by their tutors as having shown a commitment to CAS above and beyond expectations and for having supported the STA community as leaders and role models over their years in the school.

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Coding with Swift at the Apple Store...Find out how we’re coping with the air quality in Bangkok...We’re hacking away into Global Goals...Parent consultations are running until next week.

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.

Mr Jon Clark invites interested current Year 10 and Year 11 parents, guardians and students to an information session on Operation Wallacea on Tuesday, 10th September at 8:00am.

We are immensely proud of Bjorn's incredible accomplishment. It's the first of its kind within St Andrews 25-year history and a record that now belongs to Bjorn. He has conquered the challenges created by his ADHD and dyslexia and achieved the goals he sets for himself. Bjorn's determination to “be the best he can be” is an inspiration to us all.

After some fantastic performances of A Christmas Carol, we are now into the last week of term, and looking forward to our annual Christmas Fair and Concert and the end of Term 1.

Over the past two terms, all of our Primary School students in their classes have taken turns to experience a virtual safari from our international school in Bangkok to Chiang Rai to learn from the hardworking heroes at the Golden Triangle Asian Elephant Foundation (GTAEF).

As part of the Nord Anglia Education family of schools, we care deeply about making a difference in people’s lives, especially those of our students, parents, teachers, staff and school community. Share a Dream is a social platform that empowers our school to effect social change. Learn more about the Share A Dream platform and how St Andrews has helped the community!

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

This week in the world of CAS we have been jam packed with events as delegates attended the ServICE and MUN Conferences held at NIST and STA.

As part of the PE provision, Y12 and Y13 CAS students have started yoga sessions and others have taken more vertical pathways in the new Rock Climbing Club.

Updates on two ceremonies at the Shangri-La last Wednesday and this week’s Global Action Week.

It’s Residentials Week, with students from Years 7, 8, 9, 10 and 12 on Residentials all over Thailand, and beyond, and Mock Exams Week for our Year 11 and 13 students.

The Tanzania Citizenship Expedition is a life changing experience and an opportunity for St. Andrews students to make a lasting impact on the local communities in Arusha, Tanzania. Upon returning from this highly rewarding programme of community service and educational experiences, our students were asked to reflect on their expedition.

Each year in June St. Andrews International School Bangkok sends a group of lucky Year 11 and 12 students on an exciting two week expedition to Indonesia to join Operation Wallacea.