St. Andrews International School
Green Valley
Yearbook
2021-2022
Contents Head of School Message
I feel very proud to be writing this message for the yearbook after what has been another challenging but also extremely successful year. As what is now becoming a hallmark of the St Andrews Green Valley ethos, our school community has once again risen to the occasion to face a year that started off with online learning but ended in the full swing of what we hope is now our ‘normal’ again - school trips and events, parent workshops, sports fixtures, arts days and more. Perhaps my favourite part of the year was seeing a once-more action packed school calendar, filled to the brim with events across Primary and Secondary. After 2 years, we saw the return of competitive sports fixtures and we were proud to host the Primary and U13 Invitational Games, where we welcomed schools from Bangkok and Hua Hin. School events returned, including Drama performances, Primary Learning Journeys and a dedicated Arts Day for Secondary students. A real highlight of the year was our International Day where we celebrated the incredible diversity of the school community. I was reminded of what makes Green Valley a truly unique school to be part of our staff, parents and students from all corners of the world.
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Letter from Head of Primary
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Letter from Head of Secondary
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Head Students Message
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Prefects, Student Council
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Our Students
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Our Graduates
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Our Communities
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Early Years & Primary Trips
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Secondary Trips
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Events
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Sports
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Drama
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Music
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Our Students - Name lists
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Our Staff
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Secondary Academic Awards
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Autographs
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This year we were also very proud to become the first school in Thailand to achieve the Wellbeing Award for Schools. This award is UK accredited and it recognises the immense support structure that we have in place for the community. The inspectors commented on how impressed they were that wellbeing and pastoral support was second nature to our staff, and that the ethos of nurturing happy students was evident throughout the school. Amongst other achievements, we were also recognised once again for our students’ exceptional academic results. Seven of our Year 11 students received the Pearson Excellence Awards, which recognised students who received a Grade 7 or higher (A-A*) in at least 5 of their IGCSE examinations. Our Year 13s have also received remarkable offers from universities around the world, including University of Westminster, University of Buckingham and Guildhall School of Music and Drama. At the Year 13 Graduation, it was clear to me that not only are our students academically successful, but also confident, independent and well-equipped adults who are ready to take on the world.
We finished the year with the unveiling of the Green Valley 3 Be’s; Be Adventurous, Be Brilliant, and Be Happy. These are statements that we feel reflects the life of the school, but also the type of students that we nurture at Green Valley. When I reflect on all we have achieved this year, it is truly evident that students and staff have: • Been adventurous - taken risks and challenged themselves beyond their comfort zone • Been brilliant - worked continuously to be the best they can be in all areas of their school life • Been happy - although the year has been full of challenges, the community has prioritised student wellbeing and has continued to ensure that our school is a happy place to be. After all, a happy child is a successful child. After 17 years at St Andrews International School, Green Valley, I am proud of the school that we have evolved into and the students who leave us. I have no doubt that this success will continue under the new leadership of Charlie Grayhurst, alongside the exceptional body of staff that we already have. I am immensely grateful to parents and staff for their support over the years and have no doubt that I will be back to celebrate the inevitable success of the school in the years to come! Andy Harrison Head of School
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Head of Primary
Head of Secondary
At this time of year, I always love looking back and reflecting on what we have achieved in the primary school. This year we have continued to face a number of challenges and obstacles because of the pandemic and I am sure you will agree with me that at times it has not been easy. However, like previous years, we have met these challenges with determination, resilience and positivity. Now at the end of term 3, the school is once more a bustling hive of activity and the calendar is full of learning journeys, school trips and special events. I am so happy that we can finally invite parents into school and the children can share their learning and experiences with them. I am therefore confident that we are now back on track and can look to the future with a renewed sense of optimism and excitement.
As the year draws to a close it is traditional to reflect upon the success that we have achieved. This however has not been a traditional year so my reflections are about our non traditional successes.
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There are a couple of areas that I am particularly proud of this year and deserve special mention. Firstly, we have continued to focus on health and wellbeing and successfully achieved the International Wellbeing Award for the school’s excellence in this area. Our children have a much deeper understanding of the importance of a healthy and balanced lifestyle and how this is the basis for success in all areas. I am so pleased that, after so long learning from behind a screen, our children are spending much more time learning outdoors and taking part in outdoor activities such as forest school, mountain biking and our assembly walks. Research shows that children who have more opportunities and time to explore and learn outdoors demonstrate better physical and emotional wellbeing and thrive in all areas. This year we have also worked hard towards achieving the Green School Gold-level award and have seen many new environmental projects introduced around the school. Our Primary Eco Councillors have continued to do an excellent job educating us on the importance of caring for and protecting our local and global environment. We now have our ownGgreen Valley Eco Code, which will help keep our focus on important issues such as recycling, sustainable living and saving energy. Our Eco Schools programme has also helped children develop
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We `began the year online after delaying the start of the school year by 2 weeks. We stayed online for the first 12 weeks of term 1 and then returned to school in “bubbles”. We were the first school in Rayong to be allowed to return to school and we did this successfully with very few Covid cases penetrating our defenses. their leadership skills, make environmentally sound decisions and have the confidence and belief that they can make longlasting change in the world. I hope you will agree with me that during this final term we have managed to bounce back from the difficulties and challenges we have faced and we should all be very proud of this. We have worked hard as a community to re-establish all the events and experiences that we have missed and are so important to all of us. Despite spending almost half of the school year online, Primary children have had the opportunity to successfully complete LAMDA exams; perform in drama productions and music concerts; invite their parents into school for learning journeys; compete in our primary invitational games sports event and friendly sports fixtures against other schools. We have also seen the reintroduction of whole school events such as World Book Day and Earth Day. However, the highlight for me was our International Day, as it was the first time in three years we could all truly come together as a community. This day really showed us that as a community, we are stronger than ever and St Andrew’s future looks very bright when we work and join together in this way.
Our major successes were resilience, flexibility, adaptability and a sense of humour. When faced with challenges that are often beyond our control, we soon learned that the best thing to do is to control what we can control. I am very proud of the way that our entire school community met each challenge thrown at us with positivity and determination. No challenge was too difficult and, even though it often took extra effort and a great deal of lateral thinking, we always found a way. By term 2 things gradually began to return to normal. We began to play sports fixtures, there was also a drama production and LAMDA monologues. By term 3 we were once again enjoying swimming galas, school trips and different festivals such as International Day. Our movement back towards normality has been controlled and gradual but also continuous. For all the challenges that Covid has thrown at us, we have learnt valuable lessons. We have become more skilled with technology and have learned a great deal from being online.
We have also learned how valuable face-to-face interactions are and the value of ensuring that we stay in touch with others, not just through technology but through personal interactions. We now move forward towards the 2022 – 2023 school year with optimism and a renewed sense of energy that things are getting better. It is clear that we have turned the corner and we are returning to more normal times. For the new school year we will return stronger and better equipped to face the challenges that lay ahead. Congratulations to all of our students, staff and parents on showing great resilience and making 2021 – 2022 another very successful school year!
Kevin McGee Assistant Head of School and Head of Secondary
Thank you so much for all your support this year. I hope you have a lovely summer break and I look forward to seeing you all again in August. Best wishes, Michelle Taylor Head of Ptimary
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Head Students
Prefects
work collaboratively with other prefects and to provide an activity for younger students. - Keira I especially enjoyed being able to interact with younger students and to create some fun opportunities for learning. In collaboration with the Student welfare prefect, the academic prefects held a Secondary trivia competition for years 7 and 8. I think that this was a great and beneficial experience for all parties involved. -Florence
Student welfare This year, I had the opportunity to work with the academic students to create the Secondary trivia quiz for years 7 and 8. It was the best moment seeing the younger students enjoy the quiz. It was a great opportunity to work cooperatively with others prefects and this was a beneficial experience for everyone. - Nonny
Primary liaison Entertainment I had the opportunity to manage the talent show in term 2 with another entertainment prefect, thus I learned to work collaboratively with other people. I think being a prefect is a good opportunity to create more events in our school and entertain our students. -Lydia
Activities It was a great experience creating activities for the students and seeing them enjoy it. For me it’s all about students having fun and enjoying their time at school - Punchy
Academic Through the good times and the bad, we have achieved the goals previously thought to be unattainable. As a united trio, we persevered throughout the year and introduced new dynamics in school, proving that “many hands make light work”.
student council, we were able to identify the desires of the students. Thanks to our prefects, we were able to organise and carry out successful events such as the Talent Show, the Easter Egg Hunt, the Secondary Trivia Quiz and the Primary Football Competition.
Taking into account the global pandemic and its impact on our school life, such as remote learning and social distancing, we had to learn at school using the ‘bubble system’ but we did not let it drown our spirits. Instead, we were galvanised by these hardships and the legacy of our predecessors to become better leaders and continue to drive the school forward.
This year we have finally completed the long process of developing new school sweaters. This has been a project long overdue that had been delayed by Covid-19 and the issues that went with that. As this had been our number one goal to achieve by the end of the year and this was our proudest accomplishment.
Despite the delayed start to the year, we were able to capitalise on opportunities to hold events for both primary and secondary, with our first initiative being the provision of the head students social media account as a means of communication with our secondary students. This proved to be more accessible than the suggestion boxes used in the previous years and with the help of the
Our journey as Head Students of Green Valley has been one of excitement, progress and dedication and we are delighted to have represented our peers and lead them through another challenging year. Benyapa Teekayuko (Opal), Koustav Bhasin & Charlie Cronin
I got the opportunity to organise the Secondary trivia quiz for year 7-8 and also worked with Student Welfare prefect to brainstorm ideas for questions and categorised them together. I thought that it was a great opportunity for me to
What I have achieved this year is the Easter Egg hunt with the activity prefect. It was a great experience to work with everyone and it was my honour to be in this team
Island community coordinator I helped organise the Island Community football competition for primary students during lunch. It ran over two days and it went really well. It was an opportunity, set up by Koustav, that gave students a chance to run around and be active after a long period of home learning.
Environmental I organised our school community to donate their old clothes over a period of two weeks, then in the final week of school before the April break, we had a clothing sale. Overall, we made over 5,000 baht in one day which was very impressive. The proceeds are then going to the Boon Choo Foundation for handicapped children.
Student Council It has been a busy year for student council. Back in term 1 council members got together to make posters for the lunchtime movie fundraiser. Members also made an electric fan with the help of the DT department. Student council also played a huge role in the poppy appeal, organising appeal walks and costing donations. The highlight of the student council’s year was the launch of the brand new sweatshirts! Overall it has been a great opportunity for students to work with the others, collaborate on projects and see ideas come to fruition.
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Our Graduates
Eva Gerkema mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.
Senior Leavers quotes
• I will always remember… All school trips, especially Phuket Soccer Sevens and Chiang Mai IGCSE geography trip. • I could not live without… Friends and Family, they have helped me become the person I am.
Phurichaya Panichayapichet (Muk)
• Any advice for younger students? Keep on top of your IB notes, IAs and EE. Listen to your teachers advice, they know what is best for you.
Doctor Strange (2016) at 36 minutes 44 seconds.
• Describe yourself in 3 words: Diligent, indecisive, athletic
• will always remember… how many times I needed to fix my EE • I could not live without… Dong Sicheng • Any advice for younger students? As an IB student I recommend you to not procrastinate your CAS, EE and IA. It is really important to get everything done early. • Describe yourself in 3 words: Shopaholic, indolence, fan-girl
Kris Sucharitakul (Tyler) How many videos games can you play when you should be doing something way more productive? • I will always remember… Field trips • I could not live without… My friends and family
Jenny Beck
• Any advice for younger students? Do a lot of work over the summer
It is what it is • I will always remember… All the sports events I have participated in, whether that’ll be in Malaysia, Vietnam or here in Thailand. These sports events were extremely fun and we were almost unbeatable especially in T-ball.
• Describe yourself in 3 words: Tired, Creative, Consistent
• I could not live without… Having my parents and brother by my side, supporting me every step of the way. Thank you to my family for always being patient and understanding with me throughout the years.
“I guess you lose some and win some, long as the outcome is income” - Drake
• Any advice for younger students? Relax, don’t stress too much and get your work done!
• I will always remember… The fun times in the IB common room and the 3 am revision sessions.
• Describe yourself in 3 words: Impatient, dependable and adventurous
• I could not live without… Redbull
Willem Gerkema
• Any advice for younger students? Think twice before you do IB • Describe yourself in 3 words: Trust the process
Shantel Jubilan Hasbulla calls me shorty • I will always remember… how chaotic the IB room gets. Truly an energy booster.
Rungsipol Sae-Ngow (Fiat)
• I could not live without… Caffeine
The only real failures are the ones from which we learn nothing.
• Any advice for younger students? 1) Never allow yourself to get behind on any school work 2) Do the most during the weekdays so you can have the weekends to relax and mentally prepare for the upcoming school week
• I will always remember… the friends I have made since KG
• Describe yourself in 3 words: Thoughtful, Reasonable, Optimistic
Yeonu Kim I haven’t come up with one yet
• I could not live without… Google • Any advice for younger students? Start preparing for your IAs as soon as possible. You don’t need to wait for your teachers to explain them to you. • Describe yourself in 3 words: I Don’t know
Pupat Suttrasirikul (Spy)
• I will always remember… Everything when I was actually awake
Being too lazy and slacking off in school is like cooking egg fried rice with Chilli jam. They don’t go well together and it’s full of emotional damage.
• I could not live without… 3pm on a Friday
• I will always remember…the ambience of high school
• Any advice for younger students? Don’t skip school
• I could not live without…the school’s wifi
• Describe yourself in 3 words: I haven’t slept
• Any advice for younger students? Be punctual and don’t waste time • Describe yourself in 3 words: Humble, mysterious, independent
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Wesley Jack Hermans I always thought Covid was a bit of a hoax until I caught the virus right before my exams…
Senior Leavers quotes
• I will always remember… Online school • I could not live without… my friends • Any advice for younger students? Don’t procrastinate, choose subjects you enjoy and enjoy the first year of IB while you can.
Suphakit Pratt (Sky)
• Describe yourself in 3 words: Entertaining , simple, sarcastic
Enjoy the little things in life, for one day you may look back and realise they were the big things. - Robert Brault • I will always remember… The fun I had at school • I could not live without… My friends • Any advice for younger students? Get sleep • Describe yourself in 3 words: Patient, open-minded, easy-going
Jake Heron “Keep searching that sound you hear in your head until it becomes a reality” - Bill Evans • I will always remember… My 13 year St. Andrews journey. • I could not live without… My brain, music and coffee - not necessarily in that order.
Mahiro Noda Nobody in life gets exactly what they thought they were going to get. But if you work really hard and you’re kind, amazing things will happen. - Conan O’Brien • I will always remember… International Day celebrations, Geography trip to Chiang Mai, and my first day as a GV student
• Any advice for younger students? Don’t get too worried about things you cannot influence, focus on the things you can. • Describe yourself in 3 words: Skilled at finding creative solutions.
• I could not live without… Green tea in the morning, glasses during the day, and some music at night
Panyakorn Paputsaro (Kong)
• Any advice for younger students? Don’t let fear take away chances from you - even if new or difficult things might intimidate us at first, we grow most from overcoming those obstacles.
• I will always remember… The trekking in year 10
• Describe yourself in 3 words: Sorry, I can’t.
• I could not live without… My friends
May we all get what we want and never what we deserve
• Any advice for younger students? You need to be yourself and not let others change you • Describe yourself in 3 words: Introvert, adaptable and motivated
Simon Legoupil “we all need a direction to navigate and, as members of the free world, we have the chance to choose that direction. Our challenge is to pursue it when the weather gets harsh.”
Emilio Deschamps
• I will always remember… the opportunity St Andrews has given me
Peperbollen!
• I could not live without… the delicacies of life: fitness, tanning and partying • Any advice for younger students? Try to find loopholes instead of going through an overload of work.
• I will always remember… My great teachers, my friends, helping Mr. Ben in Forest School and helping Mr. Stefan during productions
• Describe yourself in 3 words: strategic, ambitious, determined
• I could not live without… TV! • Describe yourself in 3 words: Helpful, Caring, Funny
Morgane Le Garec Don’t let your height determine how high you can achieve • I will always remember… how I acted confident in my chemistry practical work only to miss the test tube with my pipette (twice) • I could not live without… Coffee • Any advice for younger students? Do NOT do your essays the night before • Describe yourself in 3 words: Perfectionist, kind, short
Pumin Aegerter In almost all cases getting bad sleep almost always leads to a bad day. • I will always remember… Arseniy microwaving Su Hwan’s phone • I could not live without… Energy Drinks • Describe yourself in 3 words: Thinks he’s funny.
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Senior Leavers Assembly
Congratulations
Class of 2022
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Green Council Environmental Action at GV and Application for Eco-Schools Award Covid 19 could not put a stop to environmental action at GV. Our Environmental Strategic group of Mrs Gilbert (Geography and Careers), Ms Ferrier (Year 5) Mrs Kinsella (Secondary Science), Mrs Thierry (MFL), Ms Ginny (EAL) Mr Shield (Forest School and EAL) Ms Bas (Dutch Teacher) made a real team effort leading various eco initiatives and working towards achieving the Eco-schools award from WWF Thailand. It was great to see the Green council move into its second year with student representatives from Year 4-13. The Primary and Secondary Green Council met online during Term 1 then in bubbles achieving great outcomes in the face of challenge. In 2022, staff and students have been involved in a wide range of projects; recycling, eco crafting, beach cleaning, creating a tree nursery, composting, nature walks, forest school, gardening, cycling and sustainable clothing sales. We have raised awareness of energy conservation, and staff across the school have played their part in embedding green matters in the curriculum. We have connected to the wider community through our Eco-board, our student-led Green Matters website, our line group and facebook and Instagram accounts. Head student of the Green Council, Mahiro, produced our Green Newsletters updating on all our projects, and students connected with local organisations; Hand-to-Hand and Ban Chang Beach Buddies to set up community links. Term 2 saw bake sales, smoothie sales, ice cream sales and non-uniform days to raise funds for our Mangrove afforestation project. The first planting of 150 trees took place in May 2022 on Koh Mun Nai in partnership with LoveWildlife, Thailand. The intention is to return and add to the Mangrove forest each year. We have submitted our Eco-school application to WWF Thailand. We look forward to building on our environmental actions in the year ahead.
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Charity Action Group
Dutch Stream
21/22 has been an action packed year for our work with charities in the local community. In September, we did a food hand out where 15,000 baht of food was given to locals in the Mapachan Lake area. This handout was working with our partners at Pattana Sports Club . In this month, we also created 15,000 baht of food parcels that we made alongside Mercy charity and donated to people who lived in the slum housing. October saw the group make donations to the needy in local village Ban Chak Maak, where essential supplies and clothes were handed out. There was also a food donation sent to Baan Kru Boonchu, which is a school that caters for children with special needs such as autism and cystic fibrosis. November was the annual remembrance collection, where we donated over 5,000 to British Legion. Year 3 managed a wonderful project also in this month, where they donated toys and Lego to Father Ray’s Children Village. In December, there was a 10,000B donation to Gateways Builders Centre to provide books and essentials for the children on Sangklaburi Border. The Sangklaburi Border Team is an organization that helps educate children of Myanmar refugees located at the Thai-Myanmar border. Also in December, we were able to sponsor 2 children through school. These children came from a very difficult background and were trafficked. They now have a chance of a stable home life and an education, this was in collaboration with Hand to Hand. February saw food donations to Father Ray Children Village and sets of text books to schools in Mae Sot. In March, Students raised money for the “animal army’ campaign to get street dogs rabies vaccines. April saw a donation of laptops to the Take Care Kids Foundation, which will be used in local schools. May there is a donation of 20,000 baht to a school so that they can fix the dormitories in Mae Sot. These facilities are mainly used by Myanmar refugees, who have been displaced from their own country. There have been many wonderful worthwhile causes that many of our school community have supported. Thanks to all those people who have contributed for helping and making a difference.
It has been another busy year in our Dutch stream at St. Andrews Green Valley. We started the new school year with welcoming Roué, Dewi, Olivia and Storm online, soon followed by Odette, Alice and James. They have adapted quickly and we are very happy that they and their parents are now part of our Dutch speaking community. Luckily, we made it back to school in time to celebrate Sinterklaas together. The students made anonymous surprise gifts for each other and wrote a poem for our ‘Pakjesmiddag’. Our students’ good behaviour over the last year was again rewarded by Sinterklaas, who came in person to our Dutch playground with lots of sweet treats and presents! At the end of the first term we said goodbye to Mr. Daan and welcomed Ms. Stefanie, who arrived full of ambition and loads of experience. Stefanie would like to thank all the students and parents for the warm welcome she received. Although Covid-19 was still lurking around the corner, we managed to make it through the second term with hybrid learning, which again proved to be a challenging period for both students and teachers. After a short end of term break we were thrilled to finally have our first Dutch Stream community events again on the school grounds since the start of the pandemic. King’s Day turned out to be an exciting day for both students, teachers, parents and even grandparents. The weather was good, the Dutch and Belgian snacks even better and both parents and children played different ‘Koningsspelen’ in their orange outfits. At the end of the day, you could tell by the smiles that it was way too long ago that the Dutch Stream had celebrated together. Now that the academic year draws to a close it is time for us to say goodbye to Willem, Eva and Wesley who will graduate from Year 13. They have been a part of the Dutch Stream and GV for 16 years! We also say goodbye to Emilio and Aurelio, who have been with us for nearly three years. We wish all these students and their families the best of luck in the Netherlands and Belgium and we hope that they will cherish good memories of St. Andrews Green Valley.
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Youth Club This year has seen a lot of exciting changes over in the Youth Club building. The renovations downstairs have created two fantastic new closed in spaces, ideal for a plethora of activities. The activities schedule has been completely overhauled for the 2021-22 academic year. Reclaiming furniture, mural painting, spray painting and tie dyeing have all featured for all age groups. Students have been learning loads of fun new skills. Looking forward, we have many exciting projects coming in next year including skate ramps, a pump track and a mini golf course. All of these projects will see students getting their hands dirty and really getting stuck in!
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(Creativity, Activity and Service) Once again we have had a very challenging and different CAS year. With the delayed start to the year due to Covid our students proved once again how adaptable they are and chose to focus primarily on the Creativity and Activity strands. Some of our students turned to online language courses, learning to play instruments or home workouts, whilst others turned to the more unusual e.g. learning morse code, Java Script or British Sign Language. As Thailand gradually started to open up, the opportunity to take part in Service became more available and our students have demonstrated in abundance their willingness to get involved. The year 12’s were given the opportunity to take their First Aid course and also to complete a lifeguarding qualification. A number of our student lifeguards are now regulars at the early morning squad swimming or at events like the Primary Invitational Games, where they proudly wear their yellow lifeguard t-shirts. As a core component of the IB Diploma course, CAS encourages students to solve problems, cooperate with others and communicate effectively. Whether within school or outside in the community, our students demonstrate a commitment to helping others through such action as peer mentoring, involvement on the Green Council and supporting primary students with ‘Science in a Bag’ at lunchtimes. The GV philosophy of helping our local community charities continued with a number of fundraising events, whilst the CAS students also focused on a number of additional projects which have been very successful this year. The remote reading project, which was initiated by Mahiro in October 2020, has received international recognition when she recently won the prestigious Green Schools Global Young Green Leader Award 2021 from the Green School Bali. It was an incredible achievement and recognition for her outstanding commitment to the CAS principles throughout Year 12 &13. Mahiro has just graduated from IB but has put in place the structure, and a good team of Year 12 CAS students, to ensure this project continues for many years to come. All Year 12 students have also been fundraising for an environmental organisation based on Koh Tao called Roctopus. Our aim was to raise enough money to be able to build and sink a concrete structure, on which coral is planted, which will significantly help with coral restoration in this area. Next year we hope to be able to also continue with this theme but move to a site on Koh Mun Nau. This is closer to GV, so students will be able to visit more easily and mangrove planting can also continue as a CAS activity. Every student on the IBDP has a different CAS journey. Students challenge themselves to take on new and varied experiences. Whether it’s learning to be a barista, learning to free dive or simply being part of the first GV Senior Boys Volleyball team to play against another school, these are all new skills and activities which they can either build on or draw upon when faced with other challenges in the future. Well done to all Year 12 and 13 students this year.
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Forest School
Cubs We were delighted to see our students back in Forest School this year. Our forest environment has continued to grow and thrive. Along with the normal scheduled lessons and activities, we did “Hunger Games” with Year 7, Soldier Stew and Shadufs with Year 5 and Fire with Year 6. The highlight of the year was Banana ‘Fffritters’ with Reception and dinosaur hunting with KG. We said a sad goodbye to Emilio who is returning to Belgium. He has been a constant presence in Forest School and has really grown in his confidence and abilities over the last 3 years. We wish him all the best for the future. Looking forward to a bigger and better 2022/23!
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Our Cubs toddler group has had a huge year with record numbers of families coming to experience our wonderful school. The children have really enjoyed coming to our playgroup as we provide a wide range of indoor and outdoor activities including; singing and dancing! During the session children learn to play, share and interact with other children as well as with other adults. Next year will see our playgroup continue to grow with new activities, new experiences and new things for our youngest members of the community to do!
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Home Learning
Early Years & Primary Trips Early Years Beach Trip
Early Years Trip to the Farm
Year 1 Turtle Sanctuary Trip
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Year 5 Space Museum
Year 2 Nong Nooch Garden Trip
Year 3 Camp Out
Year 6 Elephant Sanctuary Trip
Year 4 Landforms Trek
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Secondary Trips
Jump XL
Global Be Well Day
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The Elephant Sanctuary
Ramayana
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Earth Day
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Green Valley Wellbeing
Swimmimg Gala Year 7-9
The Wellbeing of our students, staff and parents has always been a core value of our school, and this year a group of passionate staff achieved the Wellbeing Award for Schools and became the first school in Thailand to achieve the accreditation. The inspector said
“The wellbeing of all is one of the central principles of the school” “Green Valley has a culture throughout the whole school community which is supportive of all aspects of students’ development.” “The stunning school environment has a significant impact on the wellbeing of all.” Let’s look at what Wellbeing means to us at Green Valley: It is always learning; it is walking in the forest; it is mindfulness; it is trips with our friends to develop connection; it is resilient thinking skills; it is taking risks; it is being physical and healthy; it is approaching challenges with grit; and being thankful for what we have; it is giving to others; it is being kind to ourselves. Laura Kerr SENCO
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Primary Invitational Games
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U13 Games
Drama LAMDA It’s been an incredibly busy year with a lot of Drama Productions finally taking place! Despite the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune we managed to put on some cracking shows and even resurrect the long dormant LAMDA programme and include a new event the monologue competition which we are definitely making a regular yearly event.
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Our fascinating range of dramatic offerings have included our year 10 production of ‘DNA’ about a group of dysfunctional teenagers, a year 11 performance of ‘Anna Alone’, a play about the 3 characters who live unharmoniously inside the mind of Anna and who can forget the plethora of productions that our Primary School put on including Year 1’s ‘The Magic Porridge Pot’ Year 2&3’s ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ and Year 6’s fabulous retelling of ‘Krindlekrax’. After a slow start 2021-22 turned into one of the busiest and most exciting years for Drama at Green Valley. Long may it continue! Doug Heron Head of Drama
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Jack and the Beanstalk
Secondary Pantomine
The Magic Porridge Pot
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Music
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Little Christmas Concert
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Choir
Mini Christmas Concert
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Student Name List Nursery • • • • • • •
Achita Intasao (Lobby) Ganokpahn Thaipetkul(Anchan) Kornrawee Preechakul (Kunjae) Meekhun Pollasen (Meekun) Michayla Leung Chee Hang (Ayla) Nathon Bourtoom (Nathon) Nawinda Krittin (Mulan)
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Pawornprat Sresutti (Ultra) Proudly Suwannik (Proud) Romeo Strada Ryan Perry Solomon Booth William Lee
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Luis Triverio Maya Booth Natchaya Prachanimitcheewin (Kui-Chai) Paulina Schwenkel Thi Muangkum Wyona Brown
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Maya Giordano Meedee Pollasen (Meedee) Nalinpat Phota (Mira) Nopbhanat Ekwattanakul (Puff) Panaphon Sappadungchon (Baibua) Paul Nicholas Preme-rapi Suwannik Sirinda Haywood Suho Lee
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Kenshin Kato Lang Sun Minna Schwenkel Namida Buolek Ole Boelker Pasakorn Phimwong (Ohm) Siriyakorn Hongtong (Minnie) Trin Phantongwiriyakul Wang Zong han
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Panchachate Sappadungchon (Pawish) Paul Stange Praj Bovornrattanakosol (Punq) Preeyaporn Bunmee Rawichote Nam-ngearn (Pi) Rihito Kasai Rui Er Ge (Lala) Shenaaz Gulati Tanit Jaroensuk (Northstar) Tyler Brown Wei Er Ge (Coco) Zachary Thianglao
Kindergarten • • • • • •
Anora Thianglao Arthur Rohringer Avery Wongthienchai(Peipei) Chermarn Phantongwiriyakul Kittin Gear Chawongsee Leo Inthawong
Reception • • • • • • • • •
Anya Yimpong Avadalyn Tunrattanakorn (Ava) Charn Anunchanin (Yun) Eneas Rohringer Gina Kim Henrik Louwerenburg Julia Triverio Kulrada (Rada) Asawanopakun Leone Strada
Year 1 • • • • • • • • •
Aayansh Choudhry Adrien Pierrat Arianne Blonk Chanamon Thamprajamchit (Yuri) Guilia Stasi Issararak (Dear) Angthong Jiho Lee Julia Britotti Kanpisit Senaliang (Yuta)
Year 2 • • • • • • • • • • • •
Alan Chaicham (Chang Plai) Chaiyakorn Paoin (Copper) Enol Passe Erika Coverdale (Erika) Ethan Janse van Rensburg (Ethan) Fynn Louwerenburg Jedediah Roberts (Jeddi) Jessica Firn Jingyao Wang (Kayla) Kongpop Preechakul (Stam) Natbhakorn Ekwattanakul (Pie) Olivia van der Beken
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Year 3 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Aire Giordano Anni Schlueter Apiwat Hirintranukul (Pokpong) Aurelio Deschamps (Aurelio) Benjamin Brown Boonyaorn Chansaenroj (Baiboon) Chayanon Thorp (Chaya) Ella Stange Finna Anunchanin Geon Hui Ko (Aiden) Irish Nicholas (Irish) Jacob Boulter James Strous Jessica Wongthienchai (Ping Ping) Jutipornprom Wangnai (Mei)
Year 7 • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Kanhav Bhasin (Kanhav) Kanpuratsakon Meekul (Grace) Lenia Schwenkel Nienke Blonk Nyah Gaye Pakvarun (Elle) Wattananukit Pannavit (Praj) Sophon Pitchayathida Piyatassanan (Kurobuta) Pruek Phantongwiriyakul (Pruek) Saratanasorn Sutdhanonda (PiPa) Shawn Wilson (Enzo) Suchaya Singmano (Sandy) Yune Kim Zi Li Zhang (Tom)
Alvalyn Horsman (Ava) Ates Celebi Caleb Deml Chayanuch (Best) Angthong Hugo Le Roux (Hugo) Jacob Wilson Melissa Waddell (Porjai) Morgan Huang
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Nathgorn Laoaraya (Nat) Phatpassorn Ngamhathaisri (Aye) Roue Kon Storm van der Beken Taiki Harada Taisei Kato Toprak Celebi
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Mohamed Ewas Nattida Sriganrayanan (Pinky) Oscar Passe Pannatus Khamsue (Jean) Paparwin Sappadungchon (Pawin) Papattanan Tankongkarat (Music) Paveechayaorn Sophon (Kaopun) Pete Mc Cabe (Pete) Punnapat Phaetrakul (Arping) Ramita Khayraman Renata Cereceda Supat Klungpahol (Kin) Tianjin Hirintranukul (Jaidee) William Chen
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Nattaset Thongkhong (James) Natthaphat Vatcharadanai (Numfon) Nelly Biondi Odette Strous Pinyada Cheeppensuk (Oam) Shun Yashiro Siratanatda Sutdhanonda (Papai) Stanislas Pierrat SungWon Jung (David) Thanakorn Ruangthurakij (Ten) Yongjun Bae (Scott) Yuki Harada Yun-Chen Chan (Yun-Chen)
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Alexis Le Garec (Alexis) Alice Strous Benjamin Wongthienchai (Pang Wen) Constance Roberts (Connie) Dewi Kon Elly Nicholas (Elly) Hugh Kenny Jake Low Jirawat Luangthongkum (Chill) Josephine Larsen Justin Fenwick (Justin) Kanjutima Tankongkarat (Mozart) Kantinan Choomek (Bike) Liva Biondi Maximillian Cave
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Aphivit Manchandra Boyd Kenny Dayung Go (Amy) Faith Mananthip Bastien (nongPlai) Femke Blonk Howard Gale Jasmin Schlueter Justin Boulter Kamolphan Phattarasomboon (Plagrim) Kokomo Iuchi Marla Dusting (Marla) Megan Janse Van Rensburg (Megan) Mei Kato Natan Maloschik-Raj St. Andrews International School | Green Valley
Ava Gaye Bertram (Bertie) Brading Eimi Walker (Eimi) Hui Ler Soo Ivory Asawinee Horsman (Ivy) Johanna Larsen (Johanna) Kenta Walker (Kenta) Latchukon Sansa-Ard (Kincho) Leelawadee Gray (Leelawadee) Liron Slawinski Lorenzo Stasi (Lorenzo) Matilda Shield (Matilda) Nathawat Teekayuko (Tigger) Pasutep Puripatwattanagul (Peak)
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Phunyaporn Treetrirattanakul (Punny) Pinvarin Chanrakkankha (Tonhom) Rhianna Marie Marfil (Rhianna) Samira Gulati Samith Siripha (Gerry) Setkhomchan Ananchanin (Jamie) Sirichat Kingkaew(Chompoo) Sirinatda Bunmee Supattra Klungpahol (Namtan) Suphachada Jaripiboon (AnAn) Tass Chaicham (Changton) Tifenn Le Roux (Tifenn) Yubin Kim (Yu Bin) Yujin Lee
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Leo Maloschik-Raj Maisie Gilbert Martina Cini Matilde Bisi Nattakarn Suwanthet (Ping) Purim Bovornrattanakosol (Punn) Raven Laker (Raven) Riko Arai Rion Gabriel Marfil (Rion) Sania Dangmaneerat Suphachai Attaphum (Chang) Treechada Pisolpool (Data) Wachiraya Bourthong (View) William Clark Zita Van der Mynsbrugge
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Nodoka Yoan Piyawat Nuangjumnong (Chelsea) Pob Srichoo Pornicha Ruangturakit (Fanta) Prem Low Rayan Caretti (Rayan) Rhyna Manchanda Suwapat Kasetmongkolchai (Bai-teoy) Tanya Nokhong (Fern Fern) Thapanicha Viriyapong (Grace) Victoria Ploychompoo Wilson (Poppy) Yasmin Jansen (Yasmin) Yoann Barras (Yoann) Zakhar Reznichenko
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Cooper Jaffe Emily Mackie (Emily) Ethan Morrison Guadalupe Fernandez Llorente
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Alicia Monshouwer (Alicia ) Alisa Nevrotova Anda Mahony (Anda) Ben Sutherland (Ben) Chanelle Ferentzi (Chanelle) Chantal Ferentzi (Chantal) Chattaya Cheeppensuk (Aeoy) Emma Bartlett (Emma) George Hale (Georgie) Grantland Grant (Sidney) Harry Dusting (Harry) Jaisel Dangmaneerat James Gray (James) Jetsada Godard (Matisse) Kojiro Iuchi Kyra Morrison
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Aarav Manchanda Alin Chamnanchang (Jomkwan) Angelina Alexandra Viding Anuntawip Sombun (Anut) Aoba Nakajima Aoi Shimizu Aphinan Manchanda (Anhad) Ganchai Dabing (Ganchai) Janyakan Koompairojn Kai Cronin Korapat Soponsuk (Mos) Krittapas Ngampanit (Krit) Leonard Shield (Lenny) Maddison Cave
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Alexander Huddleston (Alexander) An Fukunaga Arisra (Namaoy) Pungpho Axelle Le Garec (Axelle)
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Harry Barker-Hinman (Harry) Janistar McGee (Jenny) Jiun Jung (Justin) Jo-Anna Vervarcke Joselyn Bastien (Joselyn) Kohane Doida Kotaro Iuchi Leonor Sofia Cruz Moniz (Leonor Sofia) Lily Qi Luke Heron (Luke) Morgan Gray Neisha Sutherland (Neisha) Papangkorn Chotitamnavee (Porsche)
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Parama Laopakdee (Putter) Patteera Louwers Paul Stroeder (Paul) Phongkrit Phongcharoenchai (Gun) Pidchada Pisolpool (Keda) Seohyun Lee (Shawn) Shion Nakaji Siew Hoi Soo Siranan Chanseewong (Tun Tun) Sonje Garner (Sonje) Tanutporn Hunter (Jenny) Thamonwan Kruttanat (Nonnee) Titapa (Im) Chaitragool
Teachers
Year 11 • • • • •
Amy Green (Amy) Angelina Schlegel (Angelina) Antony Huddleston (Antony) Arrin Monshouwer (Arrin) Artem Reznichenko
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Isaree Ngampanit (Marta) Kenya Burks (Kenya) Monychenda Abram (Mony) Nadia Furlong (Nadia) Natthansa Ngamhathaisri (Ink)
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Chayapat Somnug (Eton) Christopher Hall (Chris) Danny Norris (Danny) Djef Van der Mynsbrugge Dominic Jansen (Dom) Edward Howard Florence Gilbert Francesco Stasi (Francesco) Gawin Monshouwer (Lego) Ginevra Bisi Hathaithip Cheng (Huilin)
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Panchathawit Suriyoratananopas (Wit) Phailin Aegerter Pierre Porcon (Pierre) Roman Osipov (Roman) Sameera Dangmaneerat (Sameera) Sansini Atkins (Jenny) Sienna Muir-McMurtrie (Sienna) Veer Dangmaneerat (Veer) Yi Chai Yichiao Lin Yoon Kyung Oh
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Phongpol Phongcharoenchai (Guy) Pichaya Puripatwattanakul (Punch) Pongsapak Laopakdee (Fifa) Ruishan Wang (Tian Yi) Shereen Strohal Tananchai Dabing (Keng) Timeo Barras (Timeo) Victor Bastien (Victor) Yeonyi Kim (Yeonyi)
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Pumin Aegerter Pupat (Spy) Suttrasirikul Qayleb Munn (Qayleb) Rungsipol Sae-Ngow (Fiat) Shantel Jubilan Simon Legoupil Suphakit Pratt (Sky) Wesley Hermans (Wesley) Willem Gerkema (Willem) Yeonu Kim (Yeonu)
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Anantayah Loka (Keira) Anika Wheatley Benyapa Teekayuko (Opal) Charlie Cronin Chin Youngvanich (Chin) Harry Milne (Harry) Henry Chilver Koustav Bhasin (Koustav) Lydia Ning (Lydia)
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Cael Garner (Cael) Emilio Frans Deschamps Eva Gerkema (Eva) Jake Heron (Jake) Jenny Beck (Jenny) Kris Sucharitakul (Tyler) Leilani Slawinski Mahiro Noda (Mahiro) Morgane Le Garec (Morgane) Panyakorn Paputsaro (Kong) Phurichaya Panichayapichet (Muk)
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Front Row (from left to right): Rada Intarakosit- Head of Thai, Onpapha Paenluea (Fon)- Thai, Lisa Kinsella- Science, Ginny Cruz- EAL, Yunchang HanMandarin, Sam Cronin- Science, David Bernard- Head of ICT, Carla Bordoni- Maths, Melissa Pfeifer- English, Christine Thiery- French and Head of MFL, Brianna Conroy- EAL, Michelle Taylor- Head of Primary, Noppamart Wongklang (Nop)- Thai, Etienne Mensah- Year 6, Emma Cave- English, Rosanna Schofield- EAL, Rebecca Tayler- Economics, Retno Cheah- Nursery, Stephanie Telado- Primary Dutch, Anong Wongsurin (Toom) Middle Row (from left to right): Kevin McGee- Head of Secondary and Deputy Head, Eimear McClean- Visual Arts, Claire Gilbert- Careers Coordinator & Geography, Maizie Hegenbarth- Kindergarten, Yann O’Connell- Year 3, Paul Bleasdale- Head of PE, Andrew O’Hagan- Year 5, Thomas Amos- English, Oliver Jackson- Head of Maths, William Minty- Head of EAL, David Swinn- Design & Technology, Dan Festa- Year 2, Emma Dusting- Year 6, Michelle Gaye- Year 2, Rosie Giordano- Year 5, Cindy de Borger- Year 3, Hai Tao Wen (Mark)- Mandarin Back Row (from left to right): Nick Frost- Science, Ignacio Azor Granada (Nacho)- Secondary Music, Stefan Larsen- Primary Music, Stephen CookBusiness, Douglas Heron- Head of Drama, Andy Emery- IBDP Coordinator & Geography, Kris van der Mynsbrugge- Secondary Dutch, Ben Shield- EAL & Forest School Coordinator, Ed Thorp- Head of Science, Jonty Haywood- Maths, Andy Harrison- Head of School, Ben Perry- PE, Alice Gent- PE, Paul Gilbert- Senior Teacher
Teaching Assistants and LSAs Front Row (from left to right): Pitchaya Emery (Kat), Gurleen Manchanda, Worrawan Puangsri (Wan), Supakanya Udom (Tik), Krittaporn Cook (Yui), Atcharakwan Senamongkolchai (Fah), Charlinee Pinkaew (May), Sunan Tadsorn (Nan), Pornpan Somsong (Aye) Back Row (from left to right): Usa Jindathong, Intira Ngern-tab (In), Emma Laker, Boonchauy Koollasuk (BC), Saw Soe Hla Kyi (Soe), Nopparatt Wongklang (Nok), Ruth Marfil
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Administration Team
Bus drivers and Bus monitors
Front Row (from left to right): Thipjuta Taparntong (Rung), Ananya Roop-O (Toom), Weerawan Kaewkred (Maew), Nunnapas Srithummavong (Nooknick), Mezrasi Kulsing (Mezzi), Kalaya Reaunnil (Khiew), Narissara Ngamkhuntod (New), Wannisa Sriyawong (Shampoo) Middle Row (from left to right): Umaporn Neamchin (Kob), Kannika Koompairojn, Nadda Chetkhuntod, Jessica Wilson, Rainorio Marfil (Rey), Nizza Kanoksirinukul (Oor), Nonglak Makesuwan (Ying) Back Row (from left to right): Amnuay Pornthaisong (Nuay), Arluk Plangwun (Flook), Gareth Booth (Gaz), Manit Nansurach
Operations Team
Front Row (from left to right): Mr. Thanom Maharitawan, Mr. Thinnakon Phiralee, Mr. Nikhom Supakhum, Mr. Yongyut Bubphaphuek, Mr.Wichai Torapol, Mr. Lerson Potichaisean, Mr. Artit Sampaotong, Mr. Panya Borapet, Mr. Somchart Wongphinit, Mr. Wishara Suknim, Mr. Thatsanai Wongjinda, Mr. Banpachit Naijit, Mr. Thayat Udomkuntiyin Middle Row (from left to right): Mr. Preeda Nak-Udom, Mr.Rungarun Tongrod, Mr. Bunjun Wisetpong, Mr. Playong Audnog, Mr.yongyut Yawanopat, Mr.Amnat Pongmee, Mr. Channachot Khansanthia, Mr.Nutthapong Nualta, Mrs. Duangjai Maharritawan, Miss Udom Sumsart, Miss Sahapom Naikom, Miss Jeeranan Ritraksa, Miss Kancharot Dekum, Miss Tanapom Wisetpong, Miss Benjamat Wongjinda, Miss thassanee Wongjinda Back Row (from left to right): Miss Kamolwan Thopao, Miss Sasithon Changjan, Miss Chanlai Sila, Miss Supis Mongkolrat, Miss Warunee Hongthong, Miss Onuma Samakdee, Miss Sukanya Nittapat, Mrs.Jurairat Potichasean, Mrs. Boonchauy Koollasuk, Miss Saowapa Pamangkata, Miss Kasom Dechsira, Miss Duangta Jankhra, Miss Panudda Chankhra, Miss Duangrat Paprom, Miss Rutchanun Boonserm, Miss Onnpa Khankhum
Canteen Staff Front Row (from left to right): 1. Nuchaya Nimrueng 2. Pojanee Bilinsky (Penny) 3. Aree Kuekram 4. Narawadee Srikasem 5. Sommhay Kuekram 6. Nirot Vatanapan 7. Kamnan Vatanapan 8. Pranee Vatanapan 9. Pornnapa Kheeseng 10. Wassana Pannin
Front Row (from left to right): Miss Chiab Phaenthong, Miss Kumpa Supan, Miss Sutisa Tappan, Miss Rungnappha Chaisri, Miss Sompit Plongsuay, Miss Jirapat Boonpluk, Miss Pranee Rattananchai, Miss Wethika Polbubpa, Miss Natee Pannasil, Miss Boonta Boonchan Middle Row (from left to right): Miss Sangwan Sanuson, Mr. Amnauay Pornthaisong, Prasitthichai Seera, Mr. Ploeanjit Philathong, Mrs. Lamduan Lasaeng, Miss Saowakon Worramanee, Miss Wipaporn Phinyoying, Miss Nongkarn Hadwan, Miss Duangrudee Promta, Miss Boonmee Somklong, Mr. Pichet Lasaeng Back Row (from left to right): Mr.Tanit Krampiblon, Mr. Nattapun Pinkaew, Mr. Manit Nansurach, Mr. Paul Gilbert, Mrs. Boonchauy Koollasuk, Mr. Pitak Prayoonnat, Mr. Chaeran Lila
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Secondary Academic Awards Best Academic Performance Award
Best Academic Performance Award English Thai
Year 12
Year 8
Year 9
Zita Van der Mynsbrugge
Maddison Cave
Pannavitch Hongsmatip
Physics
Pidchada Pisolpool
ESS
Anna Larsen
Computing
Antony Huddleston
Jake Heron
Florence Gilbert
Mahiro Noda
Treechada Pisolpool
French
Year 10
Year 7
Maisie Gilbert
Varinthorn Chanrakkankha Alexandra Stepanova
Pupat Suttrasirikul Simon Legoupil
Dutch
Zita Van der Mynsbrugge
Helena Colpaert
Flore Colpaert
Geography
Mandarin
Kyranti Morrison
Maddison Cave
Siew Hoi Soo
History
Sienna Muir-Mcmurtrie
Jake Heron
Maths
Alicia Monshouwer
Varinthorn Chanrakkankha
Jiayi Qi
Business
Christopher Hall
Qayleb Munn
Science
Alicia Monshouwer
Leonard Shield
Pannavitch Hongsmatip
Economics
Kuntapath Charusrojthanadech
Mahiro Noda
Phongkrit Phongcharoenchai
PE / IB Sport
Ginevra Bisi
Wesley Hermans
Nadia Furlong
Computing
Chantal Ferentzi
Helena Colpaert
Geography
Zita Van der Mynsbrugge
Helena Colpaert
Flore Colpaert
Art
History
Bryan Andrews
Helena Colpaert
Pannavitch Hongsmatip
Music
PE / IB Sport
Jetsada Godard
Alexandra Stepanova
Paul Stroeder
Drama / IB Th
Laetitia Obry
Art
Chanelle Ferentzi
Thapanicha Viriyapong
Sonje Garner
DT
Natthansa Ngamhathaisri
Flore Colpaert
Careers
Kuntapath Charusrojthanadech
Neisha Sutherland
CAS
Mahiro Noda
Seohyun Lee
ToK
Mahiro Noda
Music
Chattaya Cheeppensuk
Drama / IB Th DT
Maisie Gilbert Chanelle Ferentzi
Leonard Shield Angelina Viding Victoria Ploychompoo Wilson
Most Consistently Hard Working Student
Most Consistently Hard Working Student Year 7 English
Grantland Grant
Jake Heron
Year 8
Year 10
Year 12
Thamonwan Kruttanat
English
Florence Gilbert
Mahiro Noda
Natthansa Ngamhathaisri
Year 9
Suwapat Kasetmongkolchai
Thai
Chattaya Cheeppensuk
Angelina Viding
Titapa Chaitragool
Thai
French
Martina Cini
Alexandra Stepanova
Janistar McGee
French
Florence Gilbert
Mahiro Noda
Flore Colpaert
Dutch
Dominic Jansen
Eva Gerkema
Axelle Le Garec
Mandarin
Kuntapath Charusrojthanadech
Qayleb Munn
Thamonwan Kruttanat
Maths
Natthansa Ngamhathaisri
Mahiro Noda
Natthansa Ngamhathaisri
Dutch
Alicia Monshouwer
Mandarin Maths
Chanelle Ferentzi Treechada Pisolpool
Yasmin Jansen Leonard Shield Alin Chamnanchang
Science
Grantland Grant
Thapanicha Viriyapong
Flore Colpaert
Science
Computing
Rion Marfil
Varinthorn Chanrakkankha
Neisha Sutherland
Biology
Qayleb Munn
Geography
Chanelle Ferentzi
Victoria Ploychompoo Wilson
Seohyun Lee
Chemistry
Morgane Le Garec
Flore Colpaert
Physics
Willem Gerkema
Thamonwan Kruttanat
ESS
Flore Colpaert
Computing
Kuntapath Charusrojthanadech
Mahiro Noda
Natthansa Ngamhathaisri
Eva Gerkema
History
Chantal Ferentzi
PE / IB Sport Art
Maisie Gilbert Grantland Grant
Rhyna Manchanda Aphinan Manchanda Victoria Ploychompoo Wilson
Wesley Hermans
Music
Zita Van der Mynsbrugge
Victoria Ploychompoo Wilson
Jiayi Qi
Geography
Drama / IB Th
Grantland Grant
Varinthorn Chanrakkankha
Janistar McGee
History
Monychenda Abram
Simon Legoupil
Janistar McGee
Business
Sansini Atkins
Kris Sucharitakul
Neisha Sutherland
Economics
Florence Gilbert
Mahiro Noda
Flore Colpaert
PE / IB Sport
Arrin Monshouwer
Shantel Jubilan
Jiayi Qi , Jo-Anna Vervarcke
Art
Sameera Dangmaneerat
Pidchada Pisolpool
Music
Pannavitch Hongsmatip
Drama / IB Th
Artem Reznichenko
DT
Sansini Atkins
Careers
Natthansa Ngamhathaisri
DT
Maisie Gilbert
Leadership Award Sustainability Award
Grantland Grant Maisie Gilbert
Most Improved Student
Purim Bovornrattanakosol
Best Overall Academic Student
Maisie Gilbert Zita Van der Mynsbrugge
Victoria Ploychompoo Wilson Leonard Shield Helena Colpaert Alexandra Stepanova Helena Colpaert
Best Academic Performance Award
CAS
Jake Heron Morgane Le Garec
Year 10
Year 12
ToK
English
Natthansa Ngamhathaisri
Jake Heron
Leadership Award
Florence Gilbert
Mahiro Noda
Thai
Kuntapath Charusrojthanadech
Pupat Suttrasirikul
Sustainability Award
Sienna Muir-Mcmurtrie
Mahiro Noda
French
Ginevra Bisi
Simon Legoupil
Most Improved Student
Florence Gilbert
Simon Legoupil
Dutch
Djef Van der Mynsbrugge
Wesley Hermans
Jake Heron
Mandarin
Yi Chai
Morgane Le Garec
Best Overall Academic Student
Natthansa Ngamhathaisri Kuntapath Charusrojthanadech
Mahiro Noda
Maths
Kuntapath Charusrojthanadech
Pupat Suttrasirikul
Science
Kuntapath Charusrojthanadech
Biology
Kris Sucharitakul
Chemistry
Qayleb Munn
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