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Dear All, KPIS International School would like to thank  all schools for their support and participation at the KPIS Music Challenge 2018- 10th Anniversary Special. It was great turnout and a day filled with enjoyment and positivism. Here is a link to the results of the top 10 teams in the band and singing categories and the top 5 teams in the dance category. Please do email me at ritika.mir@kpis.ac.th if you are interested to know your individual team score. The winners of the KPIS Music Challenge 2018 were: Band Category: Satit Prasarnmit International Programme Fortissimo - Sky Fall -   455 pts Sarasas Ektra School Fortissimo Fortissimo – Confetti – 454 pts British Columbia International School of Bangkok Gonnnn - Rolling in the deep – 438 pts Singing Category:…

A Day without Walls Through "A Day without Wall" activity on January 16, 2018 secondary students became engaged in experiential learning by participating in discussions and investigations on global and social issues. The entire activity through the day was led by students. The aim of this event was to inspire, connect and empower students to take appropriate and effective service actions to benefit communities and environment. The event was a full day activity led by community service team. The day featured adult and student keynote speakers, presentations by students on social issues, and discussions that aimed to spark empathy and understanding on important issues. The How- To- Sessions were workshops conducted from 9:45 am to 11:05 am by students from high school and middle school in allotted classrooms on 4th floor…

For Valentine's day, students in 5/2 created a valentines box to compete for a class competition. Students were creative with their boxes and presented them to the class. The class competed for the following awards: Overall Best Valentine's Box, Coolest Valentine's Box, and Most Creative Valentine's Box. Ms. Marjorie

As part of our body systems science unit, students in 5/2 created models of a sensory organ after learning how each one works. Students were very creative with the materials they used to be able to represent each part of the sensory organ. They labeled the parts of the sensory organ and presented how each one works to the class. Ms. Marjorie

"Fifth graders worked diligently throughout the months of September and October learning and researching a vital explorer from the Age of Exploration era. They learned about the courageous men who went into the unknown to learn more about our world and changed the knowledge of mankind. After reading and researching, students worked in groups to promote teamwork and commitment to their individual reports on a famous explorer. They wrote their own scripts, presented a skit, designed props, and created informative poster boards/visuals to educate grades three and four about their explorer. This explorers unit encompassed common core standards in informational reading, social studies, writing, and our school's ESLR'S values. Students presented well-written scripts filled with creativity and effort."  Ms. Marjorie

On 28th of February, Grade 11 students and KPIS Amnesty Club members from Grade 9 had a wonderful opportunity to participate in a poverty simulation and collaboration activity with high school students from St. Andrews International School at their Sukhumvit 107 campus. The goal of this activity was to raise awareness on issues like poverty and refugee crisis as a global phenomenon. In addition, the goal was also to encourage students to be involved in problem solving and critical thinking activities. The event started with an ice-breaker activity to warm up the students for conversation and team building. After the ice-breaker activity, students were split into “family groups” to role-play the lives of low-income families who were trying to maintain their self-sufficiency by earning their livelihood in a sweatshop. For…

It was the second time in 6 months that the KIC Univ-Assist Tour has visited KPIS and once again has resulted in an overwhelming success. It must be understood though that the positive outcome was produced due to the efforts of all share-holders in the program: The KIC Director, Khun Rohit, the university representatives from 7 American universities: Bellevue College, New York Film Academy, The U. of Alabama, University of Hawai’I – Manoa, U. of Houston, The U. of Kansas, and U. of Oklahoma and, without a doubt, the KPIS HS students. Truly, initial reports from all of these groups as well as those teachers and administrators who had a chance to view the program have all provided high praise for the program. The format of the program with a…

Dear All KPIS International School, Bangkok is pleased to announce the 10th  “KPIS Music Challenge 2018: Singing, Band & Dancing Contest,” which will take place on March 23rd, 2018. This competition aims to promote singing, band & dancing contests in Thailand by developing and encouraging young people to show and develop their musical talents. KPIS would like to invite your school to please participate in this contest. Below are the details: Closing Date of Registration: February 28, 2018 Date of Competition: March 23rd, 2018 Location: Auditorium, 3rd Floor, KPIS International School, Bangkok, Thailand Categories: Singing, Band and Dance Categories (all contestants of a team belong to one school) Additional Open Category: 10th Anniversary Special: Grade 6-12 student contestants coming from different schools can apply to play as one band or dance team. Contestant requirements: Grade…

Grade 2 students were given an independent investigation project over the Christmas holidays in which they had to research an animal of their choice. Subsequent to selecting an animal, students were required to come up with three questions about their animal. There was an additional bonus question from the teacher and each pupil was tasked with illustrating their animal in its environment and completing an arts and crafts collage. Furthermore, students got to dress up as their animal when presenting fun facts they researched in books and online. Ultimately, students learned important skills in being independent learners and how to talk and present in front of others. Mr. Osman Bekir

KPIS would like to congratulate Grade 7 student Natachanok Tunwannarux on her success in golf. Here is a brief three month update on her achievements: Natachanok was the winner for Class C Girl (Age11-12years) and 2 best daily score awards in Singha Thailand Junior World Golf Championship 2017 at the Royal Hua-Hin Golf Course, Prachuabkhirikhun, in November 2-5, 2017. This Tournament had junior golfers from around the world to compete at the first golf course of Thailand. Natachanok then went on to be a champion for Overall Low gross of International Golf Junior and Best daily score medal award in “The APJGA Thailand Master Final 2017” at Narai Hills Golf Resort and Country Club, Lopburi, November 17-19, 2017. She also received a 1 year scholarship at Hills College and Golf Academy, Australia. Furthermore, Natachanok was the First…