What's New: Year 3 Newsletter
Our trips to the National Museum have been a big hit with the students and staff.
A note from the Principal
We always enjoy sending our students off on Residential, and we are equally glad to have them back. Over the past two weeks, almost 450 students spent valuable time away from home, learning, growing and supporting one another. Well done to them, and thank you to the staff who looked after the groups so well.
In Science we have been learning about the function of the skeleton
A note from the Principal
We are so pleased that our Week 1 Residential trips have had such a great start. The groups enjoyed cooler weather, lots of time outdoors, and the chance to be surrounded by nature. I feel we are very lucky to have such brilliant Residential locations so close to Bangkok! Good luck to the second groups who will be getting packed over the weekend!
Mythical creatures are being created all over Y3 at the moment!
A note from the Principal
It has been a very full week across the Patana campus with a three-day visit from CIS, our accreditation body. Wendy and Damien spent time in many of our classrooms and met with a wide range of stakeholders as part of this pre-accreditation process. Their early feedback has been very encouraging, and we now look forward to receiving the formal report.
Sports day was lots of fun this week. Thank you to the PE team for organising! And the students enjoyed making their kratongs on Loy Kratong day.
A note from the Principal
It’s been a very busy week in which we celebrated Loy Krathong and Y1 – Y6 Sports Week. Thankfully the rains didn’t cause too many disruptions and we hope they disappear before it’s our turn to go on Residential!
As we move towards the period of reduced air quality, please take a moment to familiarise yourself with our Air Quality Management Policy - Bangkok Patana School
Sarah McCormack
Young explorers in Y3. The students have been on a journey to a cave to meet the mysterious Rivers and to find out about Bertha, a mythical creature.
A note from the Principal
This week, our community came together in a spirit of reflection and respect, especially on Thursday for the International Commemoration Assembly for Her Majesty Queen Sirikit.
Thank you to our PTG for their generous organisation of the day, and to all the parents who contributed to the Food Fair. Your support helped make the occasion both meaningful and memorable for our students.