1Bangkok Patana School News19/08/2022 PATANA NEWS Bangkok Patana is a not-for-profit IB World School accredited by CIS Friday 19th August 2022 Also in this issue... Dick Moore Returns! PTG Newcomers Get Together Angela Royle Fun Run A Sporting Summer! Faculty Masters Graduates Wildlife Spotting with Coke Page 4 Page 5 Page 7 Page 8 Page 13 Page 16 www.patana.ac.th Welcome Back! By Matt Mills Page 2 Volume 25 Issue 1
Simon Sinek is a British-American author and inspirational speak er. He is the author of five books, including Start With Why and The Infinite Game. I hope you enjoy watching both of these inspiring brief video clips: Simon Sinek’s Life Advice Will Change Your Future: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o58OJJT37Nk
The MOST Self-Destructive Habit | Simon Sinek: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtpOYxsZj7o
To the students heading back to school this week, I challenge you to make the most of this opportunity. Ask yourself what you want to achieve this year – be honest – and then plan the steps you will take to realise your ambition. I do hope you have a BRILLIANT year ahead!
Great Educational Articles to Share: At my first whole staff welcome back meeting, I talked about the importance of recognising and encouraging student potential, which is also so strongly embedded in our school’s mission state ment. Our whole school learning objective this year is learning focused: “I make use of evidence-based strategies to unlock student potential.”
We have 298 new students starting Bangkok Patana School this term! We hope your transition is a smooth one and we are so glad you are joining the Bangkok Patana community! Our total school population is 2,316 students and we are the largest inter national school in Thailand.
I showed two brief video clips by one of my all-time favourite Life Coaches, Simon Sinek relating to Unlocking Potential.
Welcome Back!
I am delighted to welcome you all back to the 2022/23 aca demic year. A special welcome to any new families joining us this August, we are so pleased you chose Bangkok Patana School.
I am starting my fifteenth year as Head of School and 40th year in education and it is really an honour to lead such a brilliant school. The new academic year has started incredibly well, and I have observed lots of happy/relaxed students and teachers. Students are really enjoying the flexibili ty OF mask wearing being optional when they are outside. Hopefully it won’t be too long before mask wearing will be optional, full stop!
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One of the most enticing aspects of a new academic year is the opportunity for a fresh start. Returning to routines with a positive mind-set and clear head can set the tone for the coming months, and the first few weeks of a new academic year can often pro vide just the right amount of perspective to set new goals and ob jectives. However, a fresh start means nothing if you don’t take the time to plan your approach. There are few times in life that we have the opportunity to truly start afresh, but Term 1 in the school calendar is one of them. With a new year come new teachers, new timetables, classrooms and subjects. Exciting and unexpected challenges present themselves on a daily basis and individuals have the opportunity to reinvent themselves based on the skills, experience and maturity they have gained over the previous year.
Staffing: We have 38 new staff joining us for this academic year, the new staff have already spent a week at school attending a very well organised and in formative staff induction pro gramme which Cindy Adair and her team has done a superb job planning! As al ways, we are delighted with the high quality of teachers joining the Bangkok Patana community this year.
“Your present circumstances don’t determine where you can go. They merely determine where you start.” -Nido Qubein
New Students:
•A brand-new Primary Canteen with extra spaces.
•New floor coverings in Year 1/2 building •Expand and refurbish 50m pool staff changing room
Of a possible 45 points, our graduating class aver age score in the IB Diploma was 37 points, 5 points higher than the provisional global average of 32 points. As a non-selective school we are incredibly proud of this. Such a high average score points to some outstanding individual performances: 29% of our cohort of 124 students achieved more than 40 points, against a global statistic of 14%.
•Brand new Todsamon Parking, access control for staff Andy Roff, Senior Teacher - IB Coordinator
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Five extremely special students achieved a perfect 45 point score, a feat achieved by only 651 students in the worldwide cohort of more than 113,000 students!
Matt Mills Head of School Summer Works: As with every school and especially large schools like Bangkok Patana, an enormous amount of summer work has taken place while you have been on summer holidays. I would like to take this opportunity of thanking our Business Director Craig White, our Buildings and Grounds Manager Khun Prawit and all of our hard-working team for all of the good work they have done over the summer holidays making sure the school is fully prepared as we welcome back all of our students.
IB Results 2022: May 2022 represented an important step back to normality following two years of IB results being issued without exami nations. We are delighted with the resilience displayed by our Grad ‘22 cohort throughout their COVID-19 affected IB Pro gramme, and even more delighted with the outstanding results that they obtained when restrictions were lifted and they were able to show what they could do in examinations. These results, because of the impact of the pandemic on grade boundaries, are best read in comparison with world averages rather than in historical context.
What is particularly pleasing about this is the fact that the average tenure of these five students at Patana is 9 years, truly showing the impact of a Patana edu Wecation.wish all our Graduating Class of 2022 the very best with their future studies at their chosen universities and look forward to hearing their stories when they come back to visit us for that legendary bowl of noodles! Enjoy your first weekend of this academic year!
•Upgrade of our security gates
•Refurbishment of the top floor of the HUM Building
This year’s major summer projects include:
Dick's personal motto is, "Life is not about wait ing for the storm to pass, it is about learning to dance in the rain." His down-to-earth style and personal anecdotes, allow Dick to really connect with students, parents and staff alike. You can learn more about Dick's story via his compelling TedX Exeter Talk from 2015. Trigger warning - this TED Talk deals with the subject of Suicide.
Cindy Adair, Cross-Campus Assistant Principal Continued Professional Learning to Next week, we are honoured to be hosting Dick Moore, renowned Mental Health advocate and speaker. Dick will be working with our Pastoral Leaders delivering the Youth Men tal Health First Aid qualification and then he will spend time with Parents and our Secondary stu dents.Dick is a 20-year veteran of Education, having worked as a Principal, English Teacher, Rugby Coach and Boarding House Master. His person al history led him to his current role as a speaker and advocate for mental health in adolescents. Dick hails from Wimbledon in the UK.
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Achievements from Our Community Kanapha Shim, Patana Parent Krista Shim (11O) recently took part in The Voice All Stars, broadcast on 31st July 2022. Watch her performance by clicking the link below!
Dick Moore returns
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6 Bangkok Patana School News 19/08/2022 Parking in the Todsamon Lot is accessible by Bangkok Patana Staff members only. Families may park at the Sports Complex or in our parking lot on Soi 35. A new walkway has been provided from the parking lot on Soi 35, entering the school near the Transport Department / Foundation Stage gate. Please note that student drop-off is permitted at the Front of School and the Year 3/4 Gate. After dropping off your student at the Year 3/4 Gate, please use the bridge to exit the school (no U-Turn available). SCHOOL SANNOUNCEMENTS: CHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS: SECONDARY SET SLUNCH ECONDARY SET LUNCH SECURITY SREMINDER ECURITY REMINDER Secondary students who are enrolled in the Set Lunch programme can top up their Patana Cards in the Lounge 22nd - 24th August The service is available before school, during break and at lunch.
7Bangkok Patana School News19/08/2022 DATE CHANGE! FUN RUN OUR FIRST COMMUNITY EVENT OF 2022/23! S T A Y T U N E D F O R M O R E D E T A I L S 1ST OCTOBER 2022 @ RAMA 9 PARK ANGELA ROYLE
UK based for the summer were James (Year 11), Finn (Year 12) and Matt (Year 13) who all had qualifying times for British and English Summer Swimming Cham pionships. The two events invite the highest ranked stu dents in their age group from across the UK, making it a challenging event to qualify for. The three TigerSharks were joined by Coach Joe for both events and enjoyed a very successful trip. James had a very exciting week as he took away a Bronze medal from British Nation als in 100m Freestyle, before a superb Silver at English Nationals in the 200m Freestyle, making multiple other finals across the meet as well. Finn also made a number of finals (top 10 finishes), with big PB performances in 200m IM and 400m IM in particular. Matt had to wait all summer to dive in for his 50m Butterfly and swam well to be on his PB time, recording a top 15 finish. All the boys were in their first ever Summer Nationals in the UK so will grow hugely from the experience.
Alice Curwood, Cross-Campus Assistant Principal Extra-Curricular Activities and Sports and Rich Molloy, Cross-Campus Head of Sports
WorlD chaMPion, coMMonWealth chaMPion anD national level coMPetitors
Congratulations Gemma!
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What a summer of sport we have seen! From England Women’s European Championship triumph in front of a record breaking crowd; a hugely successful commonwealth games hosted in Birmingham where Australia finished top of the medal table; to England Rugby recording only their second test series win in Australia. We have seen boundaries broken down, sporting legends retire and a call to increase opportunities for young people, a legacy has certainly been left to inspire future generations. Here at Bangkok Patana, we are hopeful and excited for a full calendar of sporting events this academic year and the return of SEASAC, alongside five FOBISIA invitationals taking place right on our turf! Weka (Year 11) had a truly remarkable summer. He was once again away competing against the very best sailors in the world, in the Optimist Class, where he fin ished the season as World Champion. Weka has been an exceptional sailor world wide over the last few years in particular and continues to grow as he approached senior waters. The World Championship included 276 sailors from 61 countries worldwide, coming out on top in an incredible competition. Entering the final day, Weka lay 6th in the standings, needing to make up points on counterparts from Ukraine, USA and Sweden. He did exactly that, showing consistency and disci pline across 12 tricky races to end the event with an im pressive 96 points, two clear of his counterpart from the USA. Well done Weka! Across the UK, there were a number of current and former students lighting up the big stage. Firstly, Alumni student Gemma Frizelle has become Common wealth Champion in the Rhythmic Gym nastics. Gemma, who spent seven years at Bangkok Patana, completed a sen sational final performance to jump from 3rd to 1st in the medal standings.
9Bangkok Patana School News19/08/2022TheTigerSharks were not done there as Shubhankar competed at Indian Nationals. Shub had to qualify via regional rounds in India, which he travelled back for only two months beforehand. Across a busy few day of rac ing, Shub claimed a superb Gold medal in 50m Butter fly, Bronze in 50m Backstroke and 5th in 100m Butterfly. Shub is now well and truly on the National selectors ra dar in India and we look forward to more chances to race for his country in the future. Additionally, Chaychan Baumann qualified for the Swiss Nationals in the 100m Freestyle.TheTennis
Tigers are also back early and busy getting up to speed. Pin (Year 11), Raichah (Year 9) and Asama (Year 9) took part in the 100Plus National Schools com petition. After some time off during the school break, the girls kicked back into action early and performed admira bly against the top schools around Thailand. Their efforts were rewarded as the 8th top school in the event. Lovely work girls, and good luck to the boys this weekend!
Summer is a time for resting, relaxing and regener ating before the new school but sport offers such a rich experience for our students that we love supporting. Sport, for many of our students, is a huge part of their per sonal well being and we can’t wait to see a full year of sport commence in the coming weeks. See you at trials!
Our dancers were also showing off their skills this summer as Nana and Ari (both Year 8) entered the In ternational Young Dancers Competition. The girls per formed incredibly well, showing off the skills they have been working on through the last school year. They were awarded a well-deserved Third Place in the Pop Duo category! Awesome work Nana and Ari.
Coke Smith, Curriculum Leader Environmental Systems and Societies the outdoor claSSroom is Ready foR our students! School is back in session and the buzz of students in the hallways of Bangkok Patana School is awe some! It is so nice to see our students getting back to school and rekindling friendships and getting ready for another year of learning.
HOW TO BOOK THE ODC: Here are a series of images and steps that you will need to complete to make a booking at the ODC. It is very easy once you know where to click. Once we get your booking, we will follow up with you personally to make sure we know exactly what you need and what your learning outcomes are. Note there are two possible booking spots for each time – if one is full, we can generally handle two classes in the space on any given day - book the second one! We are looking forward to hearing from you!
1. GO TO “ROOM BOOKING” IN PATANA STAFF CENTER (DASHBOARD)
2. SELECT “OUTDOOR CLASSROOM [OCR-101A]” AND PRESS “SELECT” ON THE 3RD ROW TO SELECT THE DAY THAT YOU WANT TO BOOK 3. SELECT THE PERIOD AND PRESS “BOOK SELECTED”
4. THE ODC WILL FINALLY BOOKED FOR YOUR CLASS. IF THERE IS ANY INFORMATION WE NEED TO KNOW, FEEL FREE TO ADD IT ON THE LAST PAGE OR EMAIL TO TAUB@PATANA.AC.TH
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With that in mind, I would like to take this opportunity to remind our entire school community of one of the most awesome features of Bangkok Patana School – our very own Outdoor Classroom (ODC). Over a decade in ex istence, the ODC is without a doubt the best place for our students to have real experiential learning opportu nities for so many subjects in their learning. From basic to higher level ecology to artistic and literary inspiration, our ODC has give nearly all year groups opportunities for learning about nature and wildlife in an urban setting. The ODC is a complex ecosystem situated on the south side of LaSalle, just next to our football and track areas. It has several rai of urban rainforest with trails, signage, an earthen building and fully equipped outdoor lab spaces that allow our students of all ages to get hands on science learning in an outdoor, functional ecosystem environment.Overtheyears I have been so happy to see our stu dents from Nursery all the way to the Higher Level IB students make excellent use of this feature. Along with the physical aspects of the ODC, we have a full time Outdoor Spaces Technician, Khun Turbo, who will accompany all visitors to make sure they have all of the equipment needs met and have someone with a deep level of expertise to help their students get the most out of their time in the jungle! Any questions or concerns, please contact Coke Smith (cosm@patana.ac.th), Bangkok Patana School Environ mental Science Leader.
Cost: 480 THB per 1.5-hour session - this will be billed in blocks to your school account.
The Gymnastics Academy will be hosting open trials Saturday 27th August. If you would like your child(ren) to try out for the Com petitive Gymnastics Team, please register your interest by completing this google form by Monday 22nd Au gust. Following completion of the google form, we will contact the email addresses provided on the Google Form with a time slot for the trial. Please visit our web site here for more details on the academy, including the Team selection process.
Rebecca Maw-Dzatkowski, Head Gymnastics Coach
The Gymnastics Academy will also be hosting a free taster session for Year 1 and Year 2 students interested in joining Little Paws gymnastics. The taster session will also take place Saturday 27th August. If you would like your child(ren) to join, please register your interest by completing this google form by Monday 22nd Au gust. Following the completion of the google form, we will con tact the email addresses provided on the Google Form with a time slot and logistical information. Please visit our website here for more details on Little Paws Gymnastics.
What: The club is open to Year 1 and Year 2 students, and a year-long commitment is expected. The Little Paws Gymnas tics Club will help develop young gymnasts who aspire to join the Gymnastics Academy in Year 3. Spaces in the Gymnastics Academy are subject to availability and performance evalua tion - Little Paws gymnasts are not guaranteed a place in the Gymnastics Academy. The Little Paws Gymnastics Club will not run as a competitive club but rather to develop the physical skills needed to thrive as a gymnast, such as strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, and power. Additionally, the club will work with students to develop transferable skills such as determination, perseverance, risk-taking, confidence, and goal-setting.
When: Little Paws Gymnastics Club will take place Saturdays. There are two 1.5-hour sessions; 9:30-11:00 and 11:00-12:30. An annual training calendar will be provided outlining all training dates.
Spaces available: 22 If you have any questions, please email Rebecca Maw-Dzatkowski at rema@patana.ac.th
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There is a limited number of places available in the competitive team.
12 Bangkok Patana School News 19/08/2022 G R A D ' 2 2 I B R E S U L T S H A V E B E E N A N N O U N C E D ! B A N G K O K P A T A N A S C H O O L A V E R A G E : N U M B E R O F S T U D E N T S W H O R E C E I V E D 4 5 P O I N T S : 5 5 37 37 S C A N T O R E A D M O R E A B O U T T H E S E I M P R E S S I V E I B R E S U L T S :
13Bangkok Patana School News19/08/2022 Cindy Adair, Cross-Campus Assistant Principal Continued Professional Learning
Completing a post-graduate Masters degree takes hours of painstaking re search and study. Undertaking a Masters degree, whilst also working fulltime, takes grit, determination and a village to support you.
Masters study exposes the student to evidence-based research they can the draw upon in their day-to-day practice and exposes them to other academics in the field. As such, Bangkok Patana is keen to support and encourage faculty to undertake this level of study. Throughout 2021/22, twenty-one Bangkok Patana Teachers and Instructors undertook Masters level study, and continue to work toward graduation. It is with great pride we present the faculty who have completed their Masters degrees in the past 18 months:
celeBrating recent Masters graDuates
CARLY PEART, PRIMARY LEADER OF LEARNING ANDY ROFF, SECONDARY SENIOR TEACHER LAURA RENESTO, PRIMARY TEACHER KANCHANA RUANGUMPUN (FERN), PRIMARY PE IN STRUCTOR (SWIMMING) FOR PURCHASES ABOVE 50$ COMMUNITY OFFERS BOOKMARK OUR COMMUNITY OFFERS PAGE TO FIND DISCOUNTS AND SPECIAL OFFERS FOR LOCAL BUSINESSESINCLUDING FOOD, ACCOMMODATION, AND HOLIDAY PACKAGES! CLICK HERE
14 Bangkok Patana School News 19/08/2022 DANCE ACADEMY BLOCK A AUDITIONS
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Monday 22nd August Tuesday 23rd August 2.30 4.30 pm at the Dance Studios in Y5/6 Building CAMP! Wednesday 24th August 2.45 - 4.00 pm at the Dance Studios in Y5/6 Building with Coach Vallary & Coach Sammy DANCE
The Dance Academy is ready to kickstart this year with a diverse range of offerings for all key stages. If you haven’t done so already, make your way to the ECA database and sign up to the super fun recreational dance ECAs – Hip hop, ballet, Street Jazz, Latin dance for kids, Dance Flexibility, and many others. Some advanced classes for our older students are on offer too. If you aren’t so sure whether dance is something you would like to take up, why not sign up for this one-day mini dance camp set to take place on 24th August. Foundation stage dance classes are filling up very quickly so make sure to sign up now. You can also try out for the Dance teams. There are lots of changes in our selective team offerings so make sure to read THIS before signing up. Please scan the QR code to fill out the form. academy uPdateS!
FOUNDATION STAGE
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Starting Monday 5th September 2.30 - 3.30 pm 8 total sessions
Purnima’s published research focuses on her interests in interdisciplinary learning and the relationship between visual art and literacy. She is co-author of the Secondary English textbooks, ‘Inspired English: Creative Writing and Critical Thinking Through Art’ published by Macmillan Education Australia, available at the Secondary library, and is currently writing a new book focusing on inspiring Secondary students in Years 7-9, of all abilities and learning styles, to engage creatively with reading and writing poetry through learning activities that support learners to generate an appreciation of writing poetry through engagement with art.
Explore how visual art can fire the imagination through the power of imagery and be a powerful stimulus to inspire ideas for writing in a variety of text types including poetry, narratives, feature articles, persuasive writing and playscripts.
Purnima Ghogar, Secondary English Teacher Intended to combat the ‘writer’s block’, challenge views of poetry as dull, inaccessible or always needing to rhyme, and above all, to enrich budding writers with new perspectives, this masterclass video demonstrates the proven benefits of using visual art as a powerful stimulus for developing creative writing. Works of art can be used as a springboard for developing a range of skills includ ing: close reading, critical thinking, observational and in terpretative skills, speaking and listening, development of rich and adventurous descriptive vocabulary for writing in a variety of text types, as well as confident experimen tation with a range of literary techniques.
3. Putting your ideas and poetry into descriptive words;
1. Careful observation and looking;
4. Performing / sharing your work
To learn more about how you can use these steps to write creatively using art and top tips to get started, watch the masterclass video below, which also fea tures a powerful performance of an ekphrastic poem by Sebastian Scharder, 8L. Watch the full Masterclass on our YouTube Channel!
2. Interpreting and asking hypothetical questions;
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The act of writing about art is known as Ekphrasis, which takes its name from a literary practice that dates back to ancient Greek times. Today the term is most com monly used to describe either prose or poetry inspired by a work of visual art. It can provide an illuminating per spective on a work of art or the ideas it has inspired. In its most simple form it offers a vivid and often dramatic verbal or written description. The Ekphrastic approach is particularly relevant, inclusive and accessible for to day’s students living in an increasingly visual world and develops our appreciation of the nature of art and its rel evance to our lives. Discover the practical steps that students and teach ers can take to develop oral and written responses in thoughtful and liberating ways through a guided explo ration of Mark Rothko’s abstract painting, Untitled (Red), 1956; these steps can be applied to writing in a range of poetry forms inspired by any artwork:
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Alexander Coke Smith IV, Secondary Environmental Sciences Leader
If you have any questions at all, feel free to contact Coke Smith (cosm@patana.ac.th)
Welcome back to another wonderful year at Bangkok Patana School! I am sure many in our community are still feeling a bit of jet lag after re turning from overseas. Others may be reflecting on nice, relaxing “staycations” in Thailand after having enjoyed a lovely holiday here. Whatever you did over the summer break, I hope you got some nature-time in! I sure did. I just returned from a seven-week wildlife extravaganza in Southeast Asia and North America with hundreds of species seen and photographed throughout. In today’s column, I would like to remind our communi ty of the incredible wildlife viewing opportunities that we have within a few hours from Bangkok. Here are some images of the amazing wildlife that are still thriving near by this massive Asian megacity. Granted, seeing these species and others can be challenging, but throughout the year, I will be sharing specific locations with tips and strategies for how to get the most out of a wildlife-orient ed weekend or school break trip. We are very fortunate to live in one of the world’s most biodiverse areas. There are so many places within a few hours of Bangkok to escape to. My family usually get away every weekend if possible. And even on week days, we can often go to many of the more local areas that may even be considered inside the greater Bangkok metropolitan area. So much to do and see! I hope to en tice many of you to take advantage of these places and opportunities. I will focus on easy-to get to destinations and articles will appear at the best times for experienc ing these places. In this image selection, I have selected some of the more “golden ring” species that can be found in Thailand near us with a bit of luck and effort. While some are ac tually quite rare, Thailand’s conservation efforts have in many cases have increased the chances of encountering them these days compared to years ago. Enjoy!
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Wildlife sPotting with Coke May a Wildlife-filled yeaR!
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18 Bangkok Patana School News 19/08/2022 This column follows in the style of the famed BBC podcast which features a celebrity every week – here we feature our own Bangkok Patana celebrities! What eight songs, one luxury item and one book would you take with you if you were stuck on a desert island? Today Senior Studies Curriculum Leader - Mathematics, Samuel Mooring, is stuck on a desert island. MR SAMUEL, IF YOU WERE STUCK ON A DESERT ISLAND WHAT EIGHT PIECES OF MUSIC WOULD YOU WANT TO HAVE WITH YOU? PICK ONE LUXURY ITEM YOU WOULD WANT TO HAVE WITH YOU. THIS ITEM MUST BE INANIMATE AND OF NO USE IN ESCAPING THE ISLAND OR ALLOWING COMMUNICATION FROM OUTSIDE. A Sand Wedge WHICH ONE BOOK WOULD YOU WANT TO HAVE WITH YOU? The Spy Who Came In From the Cold - John le Carré Catch the real Desert Island Discs on BBC. Now that you are stuck at home, what are you listening to? Have a list of your own? Let us know! Contact STML with your favourites. With Samuel Mooring, Senior Studies Curriculum Leader - Mathematics Jackson - Johnny Cash Sir Duke - Stevie Wonder Lazy Line Painter Jane - Belle and Sebastian What Katie Did - The Libertines How Beautiful Life Can Be - The Lathums WhateverRedemptionOasisSong - Bob Marley Happy Together - The Turtles Click to listen to Mr Samuel Mooring’s playlist Desert Island Discs
19Bangkok Patana School News19/08/2022 #223: What Parents need to KnoW about instagraM Instagram is one of the most pop ular social media platforms in the world, with over 1 billion users worldwide. The platform allows users to upload images and vid eos to their feed, create interac tive ‘stories’, share live videos, exchange private messages or search, explore and follow other accounts they like – whilst at the same time continuously updating and adding new features to meet the needs of its users. In the guide, you’ll find tips on a number of potential risks such as product tagging, unrealistic ideals and the influencer culture. Have a fantastic weekend. Brian Taylor Assistant Principal, Campus Curriculum Technology Integration
20 Bangkok Patana School News 19/08/2022 COMMUNITY FOLKSONGS & SERENADES CONCERT When: September 3 (Saturday) at 19:00 Where: Neilson Hays Library Ticket Prices: 650 Baht, 550 Baht for Library Members, 250 Baht for Students ONLINE BOOKING
21Bangkok Patana School News19/08/2022 COMMUNITY PIANO QUINTET: TO CLARA AND THE COUNT Performed by: Om and Friends When: August 28 (Sunday) at 19:00-20:30 Where: Neilson Hays Library Ticket Prices: 950 Baht, 850 Baht for Library Members ONLINE BOOKING
22 Bangkok Patana School News 19/08/2022 643 Lasalle Road (Sukhumvit 105) Bangna Tai, Bangna, Bangkok 10260 THAILAND Tel: +66 (0) 2785 2200 Fax: +66 (0) 2785 2399 www.patana.ac.th Email: reception@patana.ac.th For daily updates, snapshots and news on life at school you can find us here...
