What's New: Year 3 Newsletter
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.
Welcome to T1B! We have had a lovely week back in school. Finding out about Arthur and the Golden Rope in Literacy and thinking about healthy meals in Science.
A note from the Principal
This week, our focus turned to professional learning as teachers engaged in a rich and reflective CPL Day. Together, we explored a number of topics including how data and assessment can meaningfully inform teaching, how AI might enhance learning experiences, and what continues to define high-quality teaching and learning at Bangkok Patana.
Tiger Spirit Day - How lovely to see our Y3 students working with new friends in Y6. Thank you for sending in donations for our charity!
A note from the Principal
Getting ready for Egypt day! This time creating our names in hieroglyphs which we will use to print on our egyptian tunics.
A note from the Principal
This week I have been reflecting on the strength of our wider community. On Tuesday, we welcomed parents to our Safeguarding session, an important step for those wishing to volunteer in classrooms. On Wednesday, our CAT assemblies introduced students to their charity partnerships for the year ahead, sparking enthusiasm for making a difference beyond school.
Getting ready for Egypt day!
A note from the Principal
A highlight of my week was joining our Pitee Wai Kru ceremony on Thursday. The culture of respect and compassion in the Primary School is remarkable, and I was proud to see our students living the values of Safe, Curious and Kind through their attitudes and behaviour.