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Siam International School Official Yearbook SY 2009-2010

Eternal

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Long Live the King

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Table of Contents About “Eternal�: Page 5

Messages: Page 6

Dedication: Page 9

Dedication: Page 9

Campuses: Page 10

Teachers and Staff: Page 12

Nursery and Kindergarten: Page 20

Elementary: Page 26

Middle School and High School: Page 34

ESL: Page 46

Saraburi Campus: Page 52

The Graduates: Page 60

Activities: Page 68

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Eternal: Represented by the Phoenix The phoenix symbolizes rebirth.

T

o many a Phoenix may represent a new beginning, that no matter how bad (hot) things may get you will get back up on your feet (rise out of the ashes).

• In Roman mythology, the bird was associated with the resurrection of the Empire and was popular on roman coins and mosaics.

• Christians believe that Phoenix is the symbolic model of Christ’s Resurrection after three days.

• In China, Phoenix has it’s correspondent in Feng-huang bird, where the Ying and Yang principles reunite.

• Jewish legends name it Milcham and explain its immortality by its faithfulness. It was said that when Eve bit the apple of knowledge, she tempted the animals with the forbidden fruit. The Milcham bird refused and received for its faithfulness a town where it can live a thousand years.

The Phoenix always rises from its own ashes. It can be a metaphor for always picking yourself up when you are down.

The name of this mythical bird comes from Greek, meaning red, purple.

Corresponding with this Greek myth, Phoenix is an oracular bird, which can periodically burn up and then regenerate from it’s own ashes. It’s the symbol of immortality by resurrection. The legend says that the bird was seen feeding itself with dew, gathering smelling herbs, burning with them waiting for the moment of resurrection after three days.

The legend of the Phoenix can be simply interpreted to mean that the end is only the beginning symbolizes long life, rebirth, and especially resurrection or reconstruction after destruction by fire.

• In Egyptian mythology, Phoenix was associated with the Benu bird, in the state of the Sun’s God.

Prem, Editor-in-Chief (1st Sem)

Benz, Editor-in-Chief (2nd Sem)

Bas, Layout Editor

Tak, Literary Editor

Adviser and Overall Layout: Mr. Jerubem Era, Media Center

Nut, Layout Asst.

ETERNAL Yearbook Staff

Sine, Associate Editor

Issei, Literary Asst.

Dook, Layout Asst.

Peng, Layout Editor

Pingping, Photography Mew, Photography

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Dear SIS Family: Bravo & Kudos to all the members of the SIS family for successfully hurdling the school year 2009-2010!

We have all the reasons to rejoice over the achievements of our students in terms of academics, sports and music. A lot of our students are excelling in golf, rock climbing, basketball, music, football, etc. In fact, our footballers (under 12) represented Pathumthani Province which eventually won the Regional Prime Minister’s Football Cup and joined in the national competition in July 2010.

Aligned with our Yearbook theme “Eternal”, may I underscore the idea of disciplined imagination. Disciplined imagination is the beginning of great inventions, innovations, and marvelous masterpieces. This mental eye can help students to be able to achieve the ESLRs of being creative thinkers and problem solvers. When a student uses his disciplined imagination, he/she enjoys one of the most powerful human gifts from the Eternal Spirit.

This is the key to many wild dreams of contribution to society. The interpretation of Walt Disney is: "If you can dream it, you can do it."

Children may act out a make-believe situation or pretend to play the role of a nurse or a doctor and even an engineer. This is an exercise using the power of childish imagination which may stimulate creativity (power to think) and innovation (power to do). Students can choose to enjoy this gift to maximize the potentials of the mysterious brain. It’s a challenge to all SIS students to use the power of imagination for amazing learning and success!

Kindest regards, Ajarn Ratanachai Nantapramote SIS Licensee

Dear Stakeholders: Greetings to all & thank you for your splendid support!

It must be fitting that our SIS family would express our heartfelt gratitude to the SIS founders (Khun Ratanachai Nantapramote and Khun Wilailux Wakij Jareon Pruektha) and to the SIS teachers who served during the Jubilee School Year 2009-2010 by dedicating this Yearbook 2009-2010. This Jubilee School Year had been a very touching one because it had been the launching pad for the SIS giant leap to the 1st year of accreditation despite the indescribably tumultuous events and challenging mountains to surmount. In brief, this was the year of unimaginable utter reversals for SIS toward a grand and winning future.

The SIS founders deserve to be recognized for their courage in setting up this school and their all-out trust to the Leadership Team. In concept, the founders originally crafted the three-pronged vision of the school with the following specific emphases: IT/Core Subjects, Sports, and Music. The said concept was fleshed out and refined by the SIS Team. Yes, the drivers were the Executive Management Council, Leadership Team (LT), and the Administrative Council; but the real actors/ front-liners in the playing field were the classroom teachers. Their positive attitude and superb resilience had buoyed up inspiring spirit among the Leadership Team. Had it not been for the great teachers who stormed through thick and thin with the LT, SIS could have had a different story. This school year had been dented with memories that are loaded with learning experiences and unmatched patience as demonstrated by the teachers during recessions and lean collections. From the backdrop of financial crunch and low cash flow, SIS teachers had braved forward with true humility and untiring service to the students and school.

Thus, it is my distinct pleasure to honor and dedicate this Yearbook 2010 (Theme: Eternal) to the SIS Founders and the SIS Teachers 2009-2010. The Licensee and I wish to award you the certificate of being “Real SIS Friends”. What you have done is indeniably dear to our hearts. Past is past but life must go on conquering more heights of triumphs. You are our SIS unbeatable heroes!

Yours sincerely, Adelino Libato, Ph.D. Board Chair

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Dear Students, Teachers, Parents and friends of SIS: What is the purpose of education? Why do we go through all the hassle and hard work? Is it just for getting a degree, a diploma, a job or a career? Are these goals really what give education its meaning and value? There is a well known poem which goes something like this: The more you study, the more you learn. The more you learn, the more you forget.

The more you forget, the less you learn. So why study?

We may not agree with the philosophy behind this poem, but it does make a valid point. What is the purpose of Education?

It is highly appropriate that our theme for the yearbook this year is “Eternal”, because this one word gives us the answer to our question.

Education is about learning and using tools, knowledge and skills that are “Eternal”, things that will change the world and make it a better place, things that will change us as individuals and make us the best that we can be, things that will motivate us, strengthen us and empower us to achieve greatness. Education is about the truly important things in life, about setting the correct priorities. Priorities like nobility, creativity, intelligence, honesty, perseverance, diligence and other fundamental values that give meaning to life. These values and their influence on the world are “Eternal”.

It is also highly appropriate that the Yearbook Mascot is the Phoenix, because it exemplifies our philosophy perfectly. The Phoenix dies in a blaze of fire at the end of its life, but out of the ashes is reborn a new Phoenix. In the same way, students of SIS learn from their mistakes and make themselves better.

They draw on their experiences in school and use the things they have learned to stand on their own two feet and take charge of their own destinies. Like the Phoenix our students rise to higher and higher horizons and standards of excellence and achievement.

We are proud of them and we advise them to never give up, never surrender and remember to always live up to the morals and values they have learned at SIS. We expect to see them achieve great things.

Raffy Manassian Director, Siam International School

Greetings to all!

Welcome to Siam International School. This is the first school in Thailand that introduces a complete e-Learning program from grades 6 to 12. This is a school that is widely recognized as one of the premiere international schools in Thailand. The school provides quality education to Thai youngsters and also to expatriates representing more than 41 countries. As you go through this year book or visit our website. I believe you will find a consistent theme in our school.

In 2009, the SIS made a new sister school in the province of Saraburi: the SIS-Saraburi Campus, with a highly rigorous academic program supported by a dedicated and caring teaching staff. SIS-SC has promoted greatness in her students through her strong stated mission to inspire students with a passion for learning, and to cultivate Christian morals and good conducts. Other qualities in our students include: thinking, having self-control, being initiative, and posessing creativity necessary for success in the global community.

Graduates from Siam International School attend the most prestigious universities in Thailand and throughout the world. The best e-Learning program and extra-curricular opportunities are available at our school and are contributing factors to our students’ success.

I hope you enjoy looking at our school activities in this yearbook. You will also find a lot more about us. For those who have just heard about us for the first time, please visit our website at www.siamschool.ac.th Phkdee Mangmiwathana, Ph,D. Director, Siam International School-Saraburi Campus

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Dear SIS students, parents, and stakeholders: Thank you very much for all your untiring support!

This school year has truly been a remarkable year for SIS as regards to the broad curriculum in developing its students- their heads, their hands, and their hearts.

It is our intense desire to delight and please all our customers by giving the best quality delivery with reasonable cost. We are always student-centered and customer-driven. Two convincing proofs are our successful e-learning modality and informative website which is very user-friendly to parents for updates and child-performance tracking.

Our three-pronged emphasis includes: IT/Core subjects, Group Sports, & Music.

We are now gaining grounds and spiraling upward on the three aspects which are making significant impacts as attested by our website. SIS will never rest or get satisfied with a second-rate job until it reaches the acme of excellence which is always a moving target. To date, the Football Academy and the Siam Music House are in their blooming stage with tremendous potential.

In the near future, to be among the topnotch schools in IT, SIS will go for the full-swing Adobe Digital School and the High School Online Program. IT enhancement is our unending quest for SIS to be truly the e-learning leader of the world.

Surely, indeed, we appreciate the assistance and support of many parents, newspapers, TV stations, and various organizations. They all have helped us in our great branding and solid customer loyalty.

Congratulations to all the SIS stakeholders for another mile of successful endeavor!

Best regards, Ajarn Prasit Comewinit SIS CFO

We live in this period of human history where the whole world is right at our fingertips. The advent of computers has changed our lives and keeps changing the way we live. We now find ourselves in this transitory stage of social evolution where knowledge workers have become the most valuable capital of nations in the global village. This is the Age of Information. This is the Age of Technology. This is the Age of Knowledge.

This year, the shift from traditional modes of learning to what we call �e-learning� will become more pronounced. All our campuses have started utilizing online instruction and e-learning, making education more accessible anytime, anywhere. As the first e-learning school in Thailand and pioneer of online education, we shall soon venture into the establishment of the global online international school.

Our expansion plans, therefore, are two-pronged. Physical expansion by establishing other campuses in the country and virtual expansion by dominating cyber space through online education.

We remain steadfast in our commitment to produce globally competitive knowledgeable students and we shall strive to be the best e-learning international school across the globe.

Thanks for all your support and for a great year!

Alexander E. de Guzman SIS CIO

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As this is the Jubilee year celebration, the yearbook is dedicated to the founders of SIS and to the teachers of SY 2009-2010.

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Siam Main Campus

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Siam Saraburi Campus

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Front Office Staff

Meetha Saengnoree (Gov. Liaison/HR)

Somsak Songput (Discipline)

Chusri Kularp-um (Admissions)

Titiruck Nuntapramote (Marketing)

Taikoon Nuntapramote (Marketing)

Sattapop Meesup (Lawyer)

Pongsapak Saengton

Duangporn Narapak

Yuwadee Watcharaponsakul (Finance)

Boonchoo Choteklang

Nareerat Sutthirak (Photocopy & Resources)

(Accounting Manager)

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(Purchasing Manager)

(Plant Service Manager)

Support Staff

Uraiwan Phohpaen (School Librarian)

Jerubem Era

(Head, Media Center)

Mookda Comewinit

Gabriel Galgao (WASC Secretary)

Maribeth Fernandez

Bennie du Preez (ESL Summer H.R. Campus Supervisor)

(Registrar, Guidance Councelor)

Thongdee Plapraem (School Nurse)

ESL Teachers

Forsythia Galgao (ESL Coordinator, ESL Homeroom 7-8)

Charity Libato (ESL Homeroom 5-6)

(ESL Homeroom 9-10)

Marlon Marco (Substitute Teacher, Discipline Asst.)

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Kindergarten Teachers

Emily Phitak (Nursery Homeroom)

Merma Bermudo (Nursery Assistant)

Yasmin Banu (K. 1 Homeroom)

Melody Ligao (K. 1 Assistant)

Arlene Agusen (K. 2 Homeroom)

Napat Supsa-ard (K. 2 Assistant)

Geoffrey Gloyn (K. 3 Homeroom)

Analiza Semana (K. 3 Assistant)

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Leonilyn M. Ondap (Piano Teacher & Kinder Substitute)

Elementary Teachers

Naomi JardinianoManassian (Gr. 1 Homeroom)

Emilan Jardiniano (Gr. 1 Assistant)

John Gammons (Gr. 2 Homeroom)

Marily Garcia (Gr. 2 Assistant)

Janet de Guzman (Gr. 3 Homeroom)

Phillip Williston (Gr. 3 Asst. H.R.)

Juby Arceo (Gr. 4 Homeroom)

Claudette Bobleter (Gr. 5 Homeroom)

Amrish Tony

December Lynn A. Cadiogan (Music Teacher)

Sincere Florife R. Bagaboyboy (Art Teacher)

Sommai Phohpaen (Scouts and Tae Kwon Do Instructor)

Fang You (Chinese Teacher)

Somrudee Tan-ieam (Thai Teacher)

(Physical Education)

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Middle and High School Teachers

Chabada K. Kuldeep Kaur (Gr. 7 Homeroom)

Baldeep Singh Sawhney (Gr. 7 H.R. and MS/HS Dept. Head)

Paul Massey (Gr. 9 Green H.R.)

Gary Bobleter (Gr. 10 Homeroom & Social Studies Dept. Head)

Courtney Rodriguez (Music Teacher)

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Shahul H. Moinudin Sha (Computer Teacher)

James Carl Barrett (Gr. 8 H.R. and Elem Dept. Head)

Theodore Persinger (Gr. 11 Homeroom & English Dept. Head)

Vaigoon Malai (Thai Teacher)

Iryl Marc Pantoja (Gr. 9 Blue H.R. and Math Head)

Eoin O’Brien (Gr. 12 Homeroom & P.E. Dept. Head)

Jeffrey Kawesi (P.E. and Business)

Maintenance Staff

Sureerat Sae-House (House Keeping)

Kanita Kulsri (House Keeping)

Samrueng Suksongkhor (Gardener)

Waewta Ngernpluppla (House Keeping)

Supee Bangdong (House Keeping)

Deang Methawongse (House Keeping)

Narong Boongeb (Head Guard)

Nathapol Prompeth (Maintenance)

Udorn Sriboonrueng (Maintenance)

Wang Bangdong (Gardener)

Pipat Kaenprom (Driver/Maintenance)

Jumrat Klue-Ngam (Gardener)

Sophol Intarapiboon (Driver)

Surasak Inluck (Maintenance)

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Saraburi Campus Teachers

Michelle Alcaide (Pre-K & Kinder 1 Homeroom)

Yossawadee Tawinno (Pre-k & K1 Asst.)

Del Libato (Gr. 1-3 Homeroom)

Olga S. Del Rosario (Kinder 2-3 Homeroom)

Michael Alcaide (Gr. 6 Homeroom & IT Head)

Nuengnalin Tawinno-Libato (Maths & Science)

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Meenawan Kadeeruk (K.2-3 Asst./Nurse)

Celedonio Del Rosario (Gr. 7 Homeroom)

Jongrak Phenglia (Librarian/ Thai Teacher)

Arturo Dahino (ESL Teacher)

Saraburi Campus Staff

Jidapha Tawinno (Gen. Manager)

Nattida Intasong (Registrar/ Thai Teacher)

Witchuda Jong Jit (Finance)

Attawut Phenglia (Maintenance)

Anuwat Kadeerak (Maintenance)

Wanda Saemcheun (Housekeeping)

Somnuk Chaiwong (Maintenance)

Somkid Kumwong (Housekeeping)

Pranee Pangpang (Housekeeping)

Noolek Chaiton (Housekeeping)

Wanna Boonruang (Housekeeping)

Jintana Suriya (Housekeeping)

Piya Suriya (Guard)

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Nursery

Homeroom Teacher: Ms. Emily

Kindergarten 1 Homeroom Teacher: Ms. Yasmin

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Kindergarten 2 Homeroom Teacher: Ms. Arlene

Kindergarten 3 Homeroom Teacher: Mr. Geoff

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Nursery

Praifon Pinkaew (Khai Wan)

Alex Kim Uchara (Kim)

Daniel Alex Robertson (Danniel)

Aornnalin Kawurai (Ing Ing)

Faye Sophia Lorraine Arceo (Faye)

Sawhney Ishneet Singh (Ansh)

Positive Thinking!!!

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Kindergarten 1

Irfaan Shah Mmoinudin (Irfaan)

Parnupong Jeamsomboon (News)

Krishna Yadav (Krishna)

Pakin Narapak (Prem)

Praenarin Asawasirilert (New)

Saharirun Bunploeng (Jern)

Nitithorn Sae-Chan (Mark)

Alinnun Barameethamragsa (Yoyo)

Kritdhanai Kongjun (Kawint)

Chaiyattahorn Gonecome (Pech)

Kewalin Haeusler (Jeana)

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Kindergarten 2

Marcus Landes (Makus)

Martin John Gordon (John)

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Saharat Bhincharern (Tommy)

Thayaporn Konthong (Chammy)

Phatsakorn Tommy Heng (Tommy)

Mandy Mar Fernandez (Mandy)

Naila Awasthi (Lovi)

Manasi Dandavate (Nancy)

Kindergarten 3

Apirat Matchacham (Pee)

Thitinarintha Porndumrongzin (Khunchai)

Santiphap Asawasirilert (Cool)

Yosita Bunploeng (Grace)

Aditi Goel

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Grade 1

Homeroom Teacher: Ms. Naomi

Grade 2

Homeroom Teacher: Mr. John

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Grade 3

Homeroom Teachers: Ms. Janet and Mr. Phillip

Grade 4

Homeroom Teacher: Ms. Claudie

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Grade 5

Homeroom Teacher: Ms. Juvy

“The practice of patience toward one another, the overlooking of one another’s defects, and the bearing of one another’s burdens is the most elementary condition of all human and social activity in the family, in the professions, and in society.”

Lawrence G. Lovasik

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Grade 1

Peerawat Leekhowsoong (Phu)

Nuttanicha Konthong (Cherry)

Warisara Chaowana (Mamee)

Kevin Gordon

Phataraphong Phanasaensukja (Shao-Chi)

Pattaradanai Keeree (Deaw)

Peeraya Sae-Chan (Mook)

Rida Fatima

Suphawita Maperm (Friend)

Kritsana Kongjun (Captain)

Hassan Jamshaid

Robin Ekstrom

Ploybussara Gonecome (Ploy)

Donnapha Chotklang (Poy)

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Grade 2

Pakin Pongpitoone (Ice)

Kevin Ekstrom

Punmasai Punpinij (AJ)

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Jirapat Phohpaen (Ten)

Saharath Haubrich (Mart)

Naphanara Boonyavulthakul (Victor)

Nuttapong Namsom (Bell)

Kanyapat Techapeti (Mimi)

Dreamiell Phitak (Cherry)

Grade 3

Nattanat Ujjin (Pon-pon)

Phongnarin Chanchampu (Ben)

Shreya Bhattacharya

Pinyo Getmanee (Mo)

Prinnada Comewinit (Parn)

Mary Gunn

Kongpop Panya (Kong)

Aeron De Guzman

Katherine Gunn

Farhan Ali

Natharika Pama (Anna)

Pakawut Maperm (First)

Jielong Wang (Long-Long)

Udaiyan Bhattacharya (Pratham)

Kruekkieat Vatekama (Tang Tang)

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Grade 4

Nonthapatr Sanitprachakorn (Olf)

Sirinya Sopo (Tang-Gua)

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Kittinan Wangamornmit (New)

Yanapat Phohpaen (Tam)

Daniel Robkhob

Methawis John (Lewis)

La Min KoKo (Meme)

Thitaporn Coothongkul (Pop)

Suthipong Pisansub (Mon)

Grade 5

Bruce Yong

Yong Geong Lee (Judy)

Saranpong Jinayon (Tam)

Patcharapol Intanee (Peem)

Ittiporn Julothai (Mafia)

Chayakarn Sangcharoen (Aom)

Jiehan Wang

Keolif A. Polcharoen (Alif)

Natathaphol Boonyavulthakul (Piper)

Ratibodee Songsat (Nono)

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Grade 6

Homeroom Teacher: Ms. Kuldeep

Grade 7

Homeroom Teacher: Mr. Baldeep

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Grade 8

Homeroom Teacher: Mr. James

Grade 9 Blue Homeroom Teacher: Mr. Iryl

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Grade 9 Green Homeroom Teacher: Mr. Paul

Grade 10

Homeroom Teacher: Mr. Gary

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Grade 11

Homeroom Teacher: Mr. Ted

Education is simply the soul of a society as it passes from one generation to another.

Gilbert K. Chesterton

Education is an ornament in prosperity and a refuge in adversity.

Aristotle

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Education's purpose is to replace an empty mind with an open one.

Malcolm Forbes

Education is the key to unlock the golden door of freedom.

George Washington Carver

Dean’s List

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Grade 6

Techin Nakajima (Tin-Tin)

Pichanun Wattanalertpong (Mew)

Rawiphat Charoenwiwatchai (Not)

Jetarin Issarawanich (Jay)

Atipat Butajeen (Babe)

Kritameth Coothongkul (Ping)

Plythai Plypoonsup (Kan)

Pansak Sanghlin (Fook)

Yanisa Sudo (Haruka)

Kietisak Pongsatase (Off)

Prapavarin Phansomboon (Patty)

Sirichai Panurak (Ply)

Jarupa Thongampai (Earth)

Thamonwan Phumthong (Eye)

Pongsapak Visetthernrakul (Buddy)

Karn Panyawannasiri (Kan)

Panchnok Lim (Debbie)

Kwanphon Ali (Faiza)

Jitpanu Issaraeanich (Joe)

Worwoot Kotwong (Tom)

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Grade 7

Piyawan Boonveing (Ging)

Chayanid Chewkrang (Nat)

Thiti Jariyawattaasakul (Tan)

Nanticha Ocharoenchai (Ling)

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Denziell Maekyle Phitak (Maekyle)

Pattarathon Watanakij (Fluke)

Jidapha Viravaidya (Mimi)

Alok Yadav

Yanisa Jaengkit (Grace)

Kriangkrai Licharoensuttikul (Mink)

Nakornchai Jittangtrong (Mart)

Sithtipong Sripatrprasite (Phak)

Larry Gurung

Pankaew Plypoonsup (Pakkad)

Kritsada Kasamesrirat (Krit)

Patricia Jasmine Alcoba

Eunice Joy Andong Tossaporn Messmer (Mark)

NongHeng Sankasikron (Heng)

Grade 8

Naphatson Satitchaijaroen (Stamp)

Pat Lokerueng (Hook)

Kronkan Sriyam (Pop)

Chutikran Jongjintaraxsa (View)

Maythika Areemit (Rich)

Tanapat Tangkurusorn (Pat)

Kanokwan Sirivittayarak (Phoy)

Monvary Jaiyan (Bew)

Kaninpong Thongampai (Art)

Christophe Le’te (Chris)

Panyawat Sasai (Gino)

Peerapol Nual-intr (Pond)

Kritapas Balacs (Thomas)

Praechine Sanidvongs N.A. (Prae)

Chanya Pittayanantakij (Pim)

Wassin Coothongkul (Pao)

William George Gallardo

Ekarat Prasertlum (Land)

Worathep Kotwong (Teay)

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Grade 9 Blue

Tanapoom Thonganantamars (Poom)

Nattawut Techapeti (Shop)

Anuchit Fisher (Art)

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Ryan Ferrer

Chayanan Lichaloensuttikun (Ping)

Pawit Sripongtanakul (Poom)

Thakamon Phondej (Prim)

Rueangrong Passayawarn (Rueang)

Yodsapat Sahanoprattanakun (Pat)

Chanchanok Kwansudwan (Book)

Jeremie Manassian (Jeremy)

Bussakorn Jittangtrong (Mild)

Pattapong Theekieo (Yo)

Poramin Comewinit (Opal)

Grade 9 Green

Thanyathip Nantapramote (Kik)

Phongphat Robertson (Ee-q)

Promrob Tonavanick (Prom)

Sasipon Puckett (Ip)

Sarayut Lappon (Nak)

Rujira Futrakul (Yinglek)

Sarocha Tanratanavong (Nan)

Chanikarn Chaikaew (Bam)

Apinya Mungkara (Eve)

Methawee Jaising (Orn)

Rachata Leelawong (Nut)

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Grade 10

Nattaya Kittiwatanachot (Nat)

Supakkorn Rojanapinyou (Elf)

Preedapron O-Note (Pree)

Chinnakrit Licharoensuttikun (Dream)

Jakkrit

Charoenpornwatana

(John)

Kamlesh Kumar Mishra (Raj)

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Ploy Ploykhow

Kasidet Bunprasert (Male)

Yi-Pei Chen (Pei)

Natthawat Oranraktham (Sanook)

Natcha Phansomboon (Grace)

Tirawat Adiralabkul (Kent)

Apiram Pongpitoone (Earth)

Thananat Wattanapirom (Chain)

Gwen Gallardo

Awiruth Pradithamma (Giv)

Grade 11

Rungravee Kattamarasre (Benz)

Issei Maki

Preeya Yawong (Pat)

Thanyathep Nantapramote (Peng)

Sirisopa Sarapai (Mew)

Kunisa Srilert (Ping-ping)

Oped Prompreangchai (Bas)

Woravee Jintanactote (Dook)

Nuttawut Adiraklakul (Kent)

Natlada Kanjanalekha (Tak)

Kedkanok Tanaengchuan (Sine)

Nattakarita Kaewya (Ying)

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ESL 5-6

Homeroom Teacher: Ms. Charity

ESL 7-8

Homeroom Teacher: Ms. Forsythia

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ESL 9-10

Homeroom Teacher: Ms. Maribeth

ESL Summer

Homeroom Teacher: Mr. Bennie

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ESL 5-6

Patchara Pootongial (Tae)

Tanatip Kanthong (Joe)

Julajit Chompu (John)

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Thanaphon Inthrabut (Tom)

Sivakorn Chantop (Aom)

Narin Chanarong (Kaew)

Yannarit Sukcharoen (Nob)

Kasidet Ounsrimuang (Diamond)

Petch Laohaserikul (Petch)

Yannasit Sukcharoen (Not)

Sanchai Genpaga (Film)

Solawit Naranong (Folk)

Varuth Wongsomsak (Diamond)

Puriwat Panuthipwongsa (Jay)

Wanchaleam Nettip (Kim)

ESL 7-8

Ukrit Suwan (Oat)

Prach Korn-Ngurn (Can)

Purephan Intanee (Pure)

Tanapat Na-ranong (First)

Prart Korn-Ngurn (Coon)

Korawin Onsumlee (Atom)

Puwadech Anupphan (F)

Pingpan Wattana (Boss)

Kritsanarong Arunpulsap (Golf)

Dachatol Playsa (Taw)

Purinut Boonman (Farn)

Tanakorn Srisung (Nut)

Nattaphon Sakthai (Boom)

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ESL 9-10

Kitdaporn Nueangadunsak (Beer)

Rittikiat Kongdanprai (Mos)

Suchawdee Sea-Lee (Ja)

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Pirapon Thipchai (Arm)

Punsamuch Tupepradis (Perth)

Thantharat Nithiyaemolarn (Pond)

Natthawat Tanawut Srisung (Neung)

Kankanat Nithiyaemolarn (Franc)

Worada Choosuwan (Sai)

Kongthongmaneeroj

(Gao)

Chattida Pukawanuch (Prae)

Kampol Hiranrattanakorn (Flem)

Somsak Breechai (Bill)

ESL Summer

Donchanok Chattongchaikul (Yok)

Sanhawat Jaksuwijitkorn (Most)

Jiravin Komsai (Boat)

Thanapon Ponrat (Boss)

Napatsaporn Srilort (Muay)

Verapat Nilburapha (Ball)

Pavena Pantongsuk (Na)

Visart Jariyateeravate (Knight)

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Saraburi Pre-K and Kindergarten 1 Homeroom Teacher: Ms. Michelle

Saraburi Kindergarten 2 & 3 Homeroom Teacher: Ms. Olga

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Saraburi Kindergarten Summer Homeroom Teacher: Ms. Olga

Saraburi Grades 1-3 Homeroom Teacher: Mr. Del

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Saraburi Grade 6 Homeroom Teacher: Mr. Michael

Saraburi Grade 7 Homeroom Teacher: Mr. Cel

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Saraburi PreK

Thanakorn Siriauychai (Smart)

Guptain Manosutjaritam (Flook)

Ahkirah Pakmas (Berry)

Chavanakorn Boonme (Copter)

Boonyanut Haemrattanakorn (Lookpear)

Saraburi Kindergarten 1

Nutthapat Amonwetsonti (Sun Sun)

Zeshan Pongswang (Z)

Nicha Jarerdpan (Bai Cha)

Worawalun Phungnen (Cake)

Humza Pongswang

Pitpiboon Keawsaart (Pech)

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Saraburi Kindergarten 2

Tanapum Meetongkaw (Pum)

Panjaporn Nongyao (Tangmo)

Kanokrapee Ongvisis (Mook)

Duangrudee Manosutjaritam (Jai Jai)

Thaphanut Chaiwong (Donut)

Thaladol Poolpukdee (King)

Wattanachai Boonnau (Yok)

Peerada Hayeeleo (Pee)

Saraburi Kindergarten 3

Tanyanun Traitanapunt (Zanta)

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Burakorn Jantree (Poo)

Phatipran Farkthong (Boss)

Asumpinnapong Phongbupakicha (Sam)

Saraburi Grade 1

Haris Pongswang (Boss)

Salinthip Mahakaw (Jane)

Pornpilin Ngeonmark (Noy)

Saraburi Grade 2

Pasin Chairai (Jet)

Tharit Suriya (Fight)

Phusanan Artharn (Sammy)

Naruebodee Naruemit (Book)

Woraprat

Iengsuwanpattama

(Earth)

Saraburi Grade 3

Thanawich Thanthrawat (Aun)

Suthinee Pimthon (Aom)

Sasirin Nittiyanon (Cin)

Atsadej Jumderm (Mhom)

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Saraburi Grade 5

Jiraporn Nuansri (Nan)

Apichaya Pimthon (Ae)

Saraburi Grade 6

Kwanchana Jarerdpan (Copter)

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Nahatai Phongswang (Mishi)

Sanya Ranjan

Saraburi Grade 7

Borisut Phongbupakicha (Boon)

Nitika Ranjan

Varis Ruangsiri (Tang)

Warisra Thongkum (Ink)

Wachirawit

Iengsuwanpattama

(Eng)

Saraburi Grade 8

Jiraporn Rangdaeng (Yui)

Kunkanya Chomchom (Cherry)

Saraburi Grade 10

Jirapat Phenglia (Ice)

Jirapas Phenglia (Off)

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Siam International School The Class of 2010 page 60

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Yuthana Pradithamma Mahidol University MAJOR Hotel Management HOBBIES Reading books and driving cars ADVICE TO UNDERCLASSMEN Follow your own path and always do what’s right.

Golf

Araya Santhanayothin Rangsit University MAJOR Commercial Arts HOBBIES Playing the piano and reading ADVICE TO UNDERCLASSMEN Do your work and it will soon pay off.

Natcha

Cui Yang

Class Salutatorian

Thammasart University MAJOR Electrical Engineering HOBBIES Reading books and playing games

Cui

ADVICE TO UNDERCLASSMEN Always be attentive in class and get the most of the lessons.

Suwichaya Kosinanon Mahidol University MAJOR Hotel Management HOBBIES Movies and reading books ADVICE TO UNDERCLASSMEN Early birds catch the worms.

Come to school on time

White

Chalut Laibangyang Assumption University MAJOR BBA HOBBIES Playing games and sports ADVICE TO UNDERCLASSMEN Speak English and you can communicate with the world!

Joe

Siriporn Ployphommas Leadership Award

Kasetsart University MAJOR Bio Technology HOBBIES Playing games and reading books ADVICE TO UNDERCLASSMEN Work hard and your future will be full of opportunities.

Mook

Budsaracome Juntee Assumption University MAJOR BBA HOBBIES Shopping, music and reading books ADVICE TO UNDERCLASSMEN Do your best in everything you do because doing what you love with get you far.

Iew

Kristina Brady

Class Valedictorian

Bangkok University International College MAJOR International Business HOBBIES Music, sports and Muay Thai ADVICE TO UNDERCLASSMEN Keep believing in you dreams! When you wake up, it will all come true.

Kristina

Pawara Boonsorn Thamasart, Sirinthorn MAJOR Management Technology HOBBIES Reading novels

Fa

ADVICE TO UNDERCLASSMEN Don’t play games in class, but study hard and the games of life will reward you.

Joo Hyun Son

Mahidol University

MAJOR International Business HOBBIES Listening to music and dancing ADVICE TO UNDERCLASSMEN If you rock, rock hard. You only get to live this life once

Joe

Daniel Heesung Chong Australian University MAJOR International Business HOBBIES Listening to music ADVICE TO UNDERCLASSMEN Let your instincts guide you in making the right decisions in life.

Daniel

Ben Bungkadanara Rangsit University MAJOR Commercial Arts HOBBIES Basketball and Hanging out with friends ADVICE TO UNDERCLASSMEN Be on time! Opportunities never wait for people who are late.

Ben

Graduation

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August ‘09 Soccer Tryout

More than 200 students came for the scholarship Soccer tryout

Students get a feel of of what’s it like under an “A-licenced” coach.

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First Days of School Mothers’ Day too!

New teachers gather

A Kiss for mom

Student pins flowers to mom

Thanks for the flowers, son!

New students’ orientation

Mom is excited

New Netbooks introduced

New policies presented New teachers introduced

IT technology presentation

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Academic Environment and the HS eLearning system

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Middle and High School Field Trip to the Science Fair

The Science Fair was a sight to see. The students were amazed with the exhibits.

Mr. Baldeep, their teacher.

Lots of information was presented to them

A bunch of students posing for the camera

Golf cools down in the van

Students write down their discoveries

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The opening of SIS Saraburi Campus

Excitement fills the air

Brand-new visions unravelling

New netbooks and interactive learning with the same technology as the main campus.

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First Elementary Assembly Grade 2 students reunite with their Grade 1 teacher to perform songs in the melodion.

Singing songs from the heart

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September ‘09 Grade 3 performs

A well-prepared program featuring the talents of the Grade 3 students

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Singing, dancing, skits, and martial arts were the highlights of the program

Saraburi Campus upgrades facilities

Part of the upgrades for SIS Saraburi are the recreational slides for kindergarten and G .1

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Muay Thai Field Trip

The new Muay Thai superstars Mr. Eoin’s power kick

Students watch the fights

Sumo Thai Boxing

1st house competition

Green dribbles intensely

Yellow vs. Red

Student against teacher

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An attempt for the basket

Getting around the opponent

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Kinder PE at Saraburi Campus

Physical Education is an essential part of the child’s development.

The kindies think so too!

Everyday Learning

16 Mr. Baldeep checks the work done in the netbook

Ms. Claudie assists student

Mr. James reads a book

Students take an eQuiz

Ms. Claudie uses the interactive white board

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Keeping away from germs

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Grade 6’s Assembly

Songs, dance and a variety of talents is what the Grade 6 presented during the assembly; including the entertaining “Aserehe” dance at the finale.

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Grade 3’s Activity Learning is fun in Ms. Janet’s class.

Interactive learning is not limited to technology.

Students get to learn first hand by seeing how a rabbit behaves and they are able to apply what they’ve learned in their science lesson.

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Kindergarten wind

Mr. Seichi’s magic blow dryer

Water bending

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Grace touches the floating ball Wow! It’s floating on air!!!

and beads

Mr. Geoff explains about the wind

Unique and individualized beads were creatively made by the kids themselves.

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Wai Kru Ceremony at Saraburi

The first Wai Kru Ceremony at the Saraburi Campus was very sweet and memorable. All the students participated by giving flowers to their teachers and giving respect to them with the traditional Thai “Wai�

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21 30 Soccer Practice

Intesive practices keep the students ready for any match.

Grade 7 Assembly

Synchronized dancing, comical skits, dating games, a violin rendition and an inspirational Michael Jackson song gave the Grade 7 a deserving round of applause.

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Everyday Poses of Life

The atmosphere inside the SIS campus is so nice and refreshing that students love to hang out here and be around friendly people.

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October ‘09 Slave Auctions

Would you buy any of these guys to be your slave for a day? Some students did!!!

Grade 12 raised over 21,000 baht for their Halloween party through the auctions.

12-13 ComputerBased and PaperBased Exams

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Students took most of their exams electronically and did some others on paper.

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A visit from Bangkok Post

The Bangkok Post, a leading newpaper company in Thailand, took interest in our eLearning program and interviewed the students, teachers, and Mr. Alex to know more about the new system.

House Volleyball Match

Students enjoyed the volleyball matches against different house colors.

Although they didn’t wear their gears that day, they still competed with their colors in their hearts.

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Kinder 2 goes swimming

The kindies overcame their fear of diving and just went for it knowing that Mr. Geoff will catch them. The water doesn’t scare them anymore.

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Field Trip to NIST

29 Grades 11 & 12 went for career day at NIST (New International School of Thailand) to see possible carreers for their future. Many universities were represented and they took home a whole bunch of information.

ITBS Tests

Students from the Main Campus and Saraburi Campus took the ITBS (Iowa Test of Basic Skills).

The elementary section did amazingly well in the tests and we are very proud of them.

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Different Halloween Parties

The High School had a scary labyrinth, the Elementary “trick-or-treated� the teachers for goodies, and the Kindergarten really thought Mr. Geoff and Mr. Seiichi were ghosts. page 85

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November ‘09 Loy Krathong Festival The full moon of November shined brighter at Siam International School during the Grand Loy Krathong Festival.

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SIS Sports Days

Fun-filled days of sports and parlor games kept the students excited and full of energy.

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Grade 8 Assembly

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A Tae Kwon Do demonstration, singing, and amazing facts quiz was what Grade 8 delivered.

Basketball with St. Stephen's Khao Yai

Impressive dribbling and shooting from our basketball team gave them the advantage and helped them win the match.

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Under 12 Soccer Match

Intense match for our soccer team in the “Under 12 Category�. The visiting won the match, but with great difficulty as our team were a tough match.

Kinder Puppet Show by Grade 9

The Kindergarten students enjoyed the comical and entertaining puppet show of the Grade 9-Green students.

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Saraburi Elearning

Pictures of the Saraburi Campus eLearning in action.

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News Press

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A local news team from Pathumthani interviews selected students and Mr. Alex on eLearning.

Interactive WhiteBoard

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Students get maximized learning with the interactive white boards.

Field Trip to the King's Hospital

The Grade 12 and ESL students, along with other well wishers, visited the the King’s hospital to wish him a speedy recovery. He is now well and strong today.

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Scout Camp

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The elementary did a ton of activities during their scout camp and they enjoyed every one of them. The program was organized by Mr. Sommai and the Thai staff.

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December ‘09 Varsity Trip

All smiles as the Volleyball and Basketball Varsity teams went offcampus to visit other schools for sports matches.

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Grade 9 Assembly

Multiple talents showed up during the Grade 9’s turn on assembly

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Press Conference Â

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Representatives from different media and news groups came for a press conference on eLearning and were impressed with the technology at our school.

Book Fair

Students were thrilled to read the new books and excited to play with the brain toys during one of the many book fairs in school.

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King's Birthday/Father’s Day

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Celebrating the King’s Birthday was solemn and meaningful.

Saraburi Celebrates King's Birthday The Saraburi Campus came alive on December 5 with beautiful performances from the students in celebration of the King’s Birthday.

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HS Christmas concert Â

Three sections of the SIS Symphony Band came together in one grand Christmas concert showing skill and excellence in their playing. Many of the students have practiced a lot for this performance and Mr. Courtney impressed us all with his leadership. It was truly a Christmas to remember.

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Saraburi Christmas Program Â

The first Christmas program was a memorable one with children singing and performing live for the parents. A Christmas party was also held right after the program where the exchanging of gifts happened.

It was also a birthday celebration for our Kindergarten student, Zanta!

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Elementary Christmas Program The Music and Art department came up with a creative array of performances by the elementary students.

The melodions blew us away, the angklongs shook our souls, and the singing and dancing made our hearts tickle. It was a wonderful experience.

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Teacher's Christmas Party

The teachers from the main campus and Saraburi campus came together to celebrate the season with the theme, “One Christmas”. Games, skits, songs, and more gave a unique atmosphere. Mr. Baldeep’s team won the mummy making contest due to his expertise in tying his turban and Mr. Gary gave the most creative gift during the exchange gift giving. A farewell gift to Mr. Seiichi was his own old shirt hidden by Mr. Geoff.

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Staff Christmas Party Â

An outdoor evening celebration was held during the Christmas celebration of the Thai Staff. All of the workers came with smiles and were feeling loose and relaxed.

But we wonder if Mr. Pui felt the same with the sexy dancer in front of him while he MC’d. But overall, the program was really enjoyable and you could tell by the smiles on their faces.

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January ‘10 Yoga Seminar

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Bending, twisting the bodies, and relaxation are the fundamentals to good health through Yoga.

G10Assembly

A twisted retelling of the Cinderella story.

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Soccer match against Assumption Siracha

Kicking to win is what our students did after winning the match against the students from Assumption Siracha. Congratulations!

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Basketball

Intense shooting

Power Play

tactics

Wup...

Wup...

Wup... it’s a steal...

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Egg Dropping Competition

Can you drop an egg from the fourth floor of the building without breaking it? Our students did it with their creative ideas.

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Science Week Quiz

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The “Battle of the Brains� was fierce among the house teams.

28 29 Middle and High School Science Field trip

6 7 New discoveries are learned through Science. Our students saw all the amazing facts and exhibitions that the Science Museum had to offer.

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February ‘10

Adventure Camp 2010

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Organized and enjoyable, the students experienced a lot from the camp.

Building creative minds through various activities.

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G11 Assembly

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An original script gave the title of the most creative assembly at SIS.

Card Making & G2 Assembly

The students created original valentines cards to give to the people they admired the most.

Some of the cards were given to the teachers and others were given to their parents.

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The Grade 2 showed a variety of talents with different performances during their assembly and impressed the audience.

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Chinese New Year

Chinese atmosphere filled the air with a large dose of Chinese activities to celebrate the Chinese new year.

There was also a feeling of love since the day also fell on Valentines day. It was a double celebration!

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Month of Soccer Matches

The soccer team had been busy during the whole month of February with matches getting them to the finals. Congratulations to the team and their coach.

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Maka Bucha Day

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Students paid respect during Maka Bucha Day and listened to the monk as he gave lessons about life to the students.

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March ‘10

Grade 12 Assembly

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Instead of performing, the Grade 12 filmed themselves and created short movies.

They turned the hall into a movie theater and entertained the students.

Nursery plays ball

Pictures of the Nursery students playing ball as part of their P.E. class.

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Promoting our school at the Saraburi Mall

Both of the SIS campuses performed at the Suk-anan Mall in Saraburi to promote the school with the eLearning system and also to to showcase the students’ talents.

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Basketball against MISB

Intense basketball face-off with the varsity players of MISB. Congratulations to the visiting team for winning.

Students perform for WASC

24 Selected students from the elementary section performed for the visiting WASC team during the second visit.

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Elementary Spelling Bee

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The “Best of the Best” students from the elementary section battled it out in the Spelling Bee competition and proved to their teachers that they are the “real deal”.

Grade 6 Assembly

Recreating Snow White was done excellently by the Grade 6 students and they put a lot of effort in their performance.

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April ‘10

Dr Phakdee celebrates his birthday

Dr. Phakdee, the director of SIS-SC, was fortunate to celebrate his birthday with the whole school.

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Grade 8 demonstrates science to Grade 2

Christ, William and Pao from G.8 demonstrated how ordinary household chemicals react with each other.

They simulated a volcano to show lava coming out and demonstrated it again in a water bottle to see what goes on inside. The G. 2 students enjoyed the presentation.

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Math Week Quizzes

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The students participlated in a series of math quizzes held during the math week. The first was an interactive “Adobe Flash� quiz and the second was a quiz taken wirelessly from the netbooks. page

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G12’s Community Service for Kindergarten The Grade 12 spent their time with the Kindergarten during their community service training.

They taught the kids reading, math and coloring. They also assisted in the playground during their PE time. Not only did the Kindergarten learn a lot from them, but Grade 12 learned a lot as well.

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Songkran Festival

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The Songkran celebration was lively and fun. It started off with the formal ceremonies and talents program; followed by the the water splashes in the afternoon.

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Channel 9’s “More Gang” visits Siam

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“More Gang” is a TV show about good habits in school. The gang came to Siam and filmed many of our students who exceled in soccer, Muay Thai, rock climbing, etc. The students were also fortunate to be filmed in their live show in the afternoon. It was aired on May 30 and June 6.

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Grade 5 Assembly

The Grade 5 themed their assembly as Siam Idol where they performed multiple talents in music, dance and sports.

Grade 7 Assembly The Grade 7 quickly put together a skit about school life during their assembly. They also rendered a group song and a some other musical numbers. All of the students from the class participated in their program.

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May ‘10

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SIS team is overall champion

The SIS Soccer Team (Under 12) is this year’s overall champion. Congratulations to all!!!

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Community Service at Rangsit House of Babies

Grades 10 & 11 went to Rangsit House of Babies to donate the money that was collected and also served the kids food and preseted some skits. It was a memorable experience.

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Police visit SIS-SC Kindergarten

The Saraburi Police came and taught the Kindergarten about what a police man is and how to recognize them. They taught some lessons on following the law as well.

Prom night

The Juniors and Seniors had a spectacular evening during the prom. Student came dressed in their elegant dresses and smart suits. Golf was the Prom King and White became the Prom Queen.

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Violin & Piano Recital

The violin and piano students of Ms. Charidel rendered their pieces during the Violin & Piano Recital. The parents and guests were impressed to see the accomplishments of the students.

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Elementary Music Culmination Program

A powerful close to the school year was a blast with the talents of the students as they gave it their all in their performances. They ended the program with a mass choir singing “Love in Any Language.�

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SIS Symphony Band Culmination Concert

The SIS Symphony Band came together for a Culmination Concert led by Mr. Courtney. They came from a “Field Trip of Practice� in Chiang Mai and mastered their pieces. Their practice paid off because they did an excellent job and the audience loved it. Gwen and William did a brother-sister duet and Shop made a killer performance in the Sax. Overall it was a blast.

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June ‘10

Students Join ROTC

Students went to the army camp to register for ROTC training

4th Quarter Computer-based Examinations The last exams for the school year came to a close with most of the students doing well in the exams.

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Kinder’s Year-end Party

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Students received certificates for their accomplishments throughout the year and then had a delicious meal right after.

Grade 3’s Year-end Party

The Grade 3 had pizza, KFC, cake, drinks, and more as they celebrated during their year-end party with games and movies.

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