What’s New

On Nov 10, our NK teachers came together for an incredible ‘teacher sharing session.’ This unique gathering is all about embracing what works for each educator, no judgment, and no need for explanations—just unwavering support. 🌟 By fostering this open exchange, we empower our teachers to enhance their skills and uplift one another, aligning with…

On Nov 24, our Grade 7 to 11 students had an astounding mock trial. Under the guidance of Teacher Justin as Judge and Teacher Chad as the courtroom deputy, our budding legal minds took on various roles – defendants, witnesses, jury members, prosecutors, and defence attorneys. The courtroom buzzed with the intensity and authenticity of…

Impressive work by P6 Joy! On November 24, they showcased their dedication in our social studies class by presenting a project highlighting the challenges faced by Medieval Europe. The focus was on the Black Death, a devastating Bubonic plague that significantly impacted Europe’s population and contributed to the decline of feudalism. The informative poster they…

Our Term 1 Taekwondo ECA students from SISB Thonburi and SISB Nonthaburi campuses showcased their skills at the Belt Test on Nov 26. Under the guidance of Headmaster Tin Paowongsakul, they soared to their next belt level, marking a milestone in their journey. Kudos to the incredible students for their hard work and a big…

On Nov 28, we hosted Building Bridges Bangkok who attended the campus to deliver a parent workshop for our Primary and Sixth Form parents. The focus of the workshop was dealing with technology and the length of time our students spend online. At SISB Thonburi, we try to deliver meaningful workshops that our parents have…

On Nov 27, our primary students immersed themselves in the beauty of Thai culture during the celebration of the Loy Krathong festival. This cherished occasion holds deep significance as it allows us to express gratitude, seek forgiveness from Phra Mae Kongkha (the river goddess), and invite blessings into our lives. Moreover, Loy Krathong symbolises the…

Celebrating the beauty of Thai tradition and culture, our Nursery and Kindergarten students embraced the enchanting Loy Krathong Festival on Nov 27! Dressed in vibrant Thai costumes, our little ones led a morning parade, setting the stage for a day filled with discovery and joy. The festivities continued where the essence and significance of the…

Music and movement offer a wealth of developmental benefits for nursery and kindergarten students. Engaging in musical activities and rhythm-based movement enhances brain development, fostering cognitive, motor, and social skills. Musically, they learn patterns, sequencing, and memory enhancement through repetitive songs and rhythms. Physically, movement to music hones gross motor skills, coordination, and balance. Emotionally,…

Dot Day, inspired by Peter H. Reynolds’ book “The Dot,” is a global celebration of creativity, courage, and collaboration. It encourages students, educators, and communities worldwide to embrace their unique talents and abilities, fostering an environment where everyone feels empowered to “make their mark”. In our global education system, Dot Day serves as a potent…

The Primary School Prefects Investiture was held on Sept 15. In attendance were the 64 students from Primary 3 to Primary 6 who were invested with the position of Primary School Prefect. Joining the celebration were the parents of the students, as well as the school management. Sixth Form School Student Council Executive Committee Members…