BISP Yearbook 2022/23

British International School, Phuket

Yearbook 2022-2023

Inspire learning, nurture wellbeing, ignite passion

VISION

Maximise student potential by delivering the highest standards of teaching and learning to an international community emphasising wellbeing and passion, on a green, well equipped campus

VALUES

Respect

Be mindful, considerate and inclusive

Compassion

Be caring, empathetic and reflective Integrity

Be honest, principled and accountable

Message from the Headmaster

The 2022-2023 school year has seen a return to almost all of our normal routines and practices ! I want to express my sincere gratitude to our community for a successful year of growth and learning. Our school values of respect, compassion, and integrity will continue to guide us in everything we do, as we work together to create a safe, supportive, and inclusive learning environment.

I am thrilled to report that we have seen a record number of new students and families join our community this year. This is a testament to the strength and resilience of our school community, and I am confident that we will continue to thrive together.

We are proud of our students’ achievements in academics, sports, performing arts, and other extracurricular activities, and we celebrate their successes with enthusiasm and passion. We are also excited about the new initiatives, programs, and projects that we have planned for the year ahead, and we are confident that they will provide our students with even more opportunities to grow, learn, and discover their passions.

As always, we are grateful for the ongoing support and cooperation of our parents, and we appreciate the hard work and dedication of our teachers, coaches, and support staff. Thank you for your professionalism, commitment, and efforts to ensure that our students receive a high-quality education, no matter what the circumstances may be.They have gone above and beyond to ensure that our students receive the best possible education, both in and out of the classroom. Their commitment to our students is truly remarkable, and we are grateful for everything they do.

As we prepare to bid farewell to our graduates, I want to wish them all the best as they embark on new adventures and experiences. We are confident that they will continue to make us proud and achieve great things in the years ahead.

Finally, I want to thank our editorial and marketing teams for their hard work in creating this yearbook. It serves as a wonderful reminder of all that we have accomplished together this year, and it will be a cherished keepsake for our students for years to come.

As we move forward into the new school year, we must continue to prioritize personal growth, learning, and the wellbeing of our students. We will continue to offer a high standard of education, and we will work to provide opportunities for our students to discover their passions and develop new skills.

Thank you all for your ongoing support and dedication to our school community. I look forward to seeing what we can achieve together in the coming year.

Simon Meredith Headmaster

Messages from the Administration

I would like to express my delight and appreciation for your cooperation and support of the school’s success through the years.

The school has retained, and improved the high quality of the curriculum, staff, and facilities to ensure the students’ excellence in all fields, i.e. knowledge, skill, health, well-being, etc. I sincerely thank all teachers, staff, assistants, students, and parents for being a part of the school’s progress.

The school continues to invest in its facilities and aims to be a truly outstanding International School. During last year, we have improved and renovated the infrastructure, classrooms, refectory, boarding houses and learning equipment, to assure that the school can fully support students to achieve their best ability in academic learning, activities, and personal progress.

In the years further, I am confident that our hardworking, excellent staff and students, along with great support from parents will take the school further continuously growing in quality and in service.

Wishing everyone happiness and great success!

Viponchai School Director

As another school year comes to a close, I want to express my gratitude for the hard work and dedication of everyone in our community. Despite the challenges we have faced, we have persevered and thrived, and I am proud of all that we have accomplished together.

This year, we were able to resume full operations without disruption due to Covid-19, which allowed our students to fully participate in a wide range of activities both inside and outside of school. From sports and music to drama and community service, our students have had countless opportunities to explore their interests and develop new skills.

I am grateful for the enthusiasm and commitment of our students to learning, and I am proud of the progress they have made in their academic and personal pursuits. Our staff has played a crucial role in supporting our students’ growth and development, and I want to thank them for their tireless efforts and dedication.

I also want to express my appreciation to our families for their unwavering support and involvement in our school community. Your partnership and engagement are vital to the success of our school, and we appreciate the trust you have placed in us to provide your children with a first-class education.

As we say goodbye to another school year, let us take with us the memories, lessons, and friendships we have made, and look forward to the exciting opportunities that lie ahead. Thank you for being a part of the British International School Phuket community, and we look forward to continuing this journey together.

Asst.Prof.Dr.Nares Pantaratorn Managing director

Suwinai

Kenneth Page Principal, Primary School

It has been a wonderful year in the Primary school at BISP, one in which we seem to have returned to the vibrant, dynamic and very busy school so full of opportunities for those willing to grasp them. The daily experience of enthusiastic, friendly and positive learning has been enhanced by a diverse series of special events including the celebration of cultural festivals (Wai Kru, Loy Krathong, Halloween, Christmas, Chinese New Year, Songkran. . . ), sports events (Sports Days, cross country, Soccer 7s. . . ) and arts events (weekly musical concerts, ‘Lights, Camel Action!’, Theatre Week . . .), Add in other elements such as Book Week, Thai cultural trips and residential trips - phew! All this and more is reflected in the pages to come.

Fundamentally I think a good school is a community, built on positive relationships between staff, students and parents. We have a wonderful, hard-working school staff, with whom it has been my privilege to work. Add to this our tremendously cheerful, kind and friendly children and their supportive parents and the firm bedrock of our community becomes apparent.

Like a number of you, this will be my last year at BISP as I retire back to the UK. I go with many fond memories, some of which will no doubt be triggered by images in this book. I hope that will be the same for all those others leaving at this time, and I wish you all every success wherever your future lies. For those who are staying, as well as those who will be joining our community next year, good luck and keep building those memories in an atmosphere of respect, compassion and integrity.

Message from Secondary

Neil Crossland Principal,

Secondary School

It is with great pleasure to yet again open such a wonderful yearbook as a celebration of our students’ accomplishments, both in and out of the classroom. It serves as a cherished keepsake of the memories and experiences that have made the academic year 2022-23 so special.

As we look through the pages of the yearbook, we are reminded of the friendships formed, the challenges overcome, and the growth achieved by our students. From academic achievements to extracurricular successes, this publication is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our entire school community.

We wish our graduating class of 2023 the very best of wishes as they transition to become BISP alumni, and look forward to learning about their further educational adventures that lie ahead. Cherish this yearbook as a symbol of your growth and accomplishments, and as a reminder of the friendships and experiences that will remain with you for a lifetime.

Thank you to everyone who has contributed to the creation of this annual publication.

Messages from the Head Students

5 years ago, I moved to this school as a 13 year old boy with dreams of becoming a football player. I thought that moving to this school would allow me to fulfil those dreams. However, here I am, 5 years later with a new set of dreams that no longer entail football. It is a testament to the endless opportunities that BISP provides to all of their students. There are so many things that could inspire you in this community.

BISP is one of a kind. The diverse community and plethora of opportunities that are available for you to develop or even discover your passions and interests with the guidance of a supportive community is what makes this place so unique. No matter if it is sports, academics, or arts all these passions have a place to thrive at BISP where you are surrounded by talent. It was the overall holistic approach of the school which is what moulded me into who I am today.

With the honour of being a Head student, I was able to interact with students from different year groups. Working with the House team captains, we were able to integrate the secondary house system with primary school aiming for students to build relationships with different year groups. We also launched the Golden Smile- a fundraising run event that would support the golden mile. I hope these will continue along to help improve the BISP community.

This one of a kind experience is something I never would have expected. However, I truly would like to thank you for giving me the privilege to be your voice as Head student. I hope a legacy has been left behind in this fantastic community. I wish all of you the best!

Walking through the halls of BISP, it is clear that this is no ordinary educational institution.

Every aspect of the school emanates a dynamic energy that is difficult to ignore, from dedicated students to passionate teachers. As you step into our classrooms, you will observe students anxiously anticipating their opportunity to offer fresh ideas. In our athletic facilities, you can observe students who have a true balance of interests. In our art department, you will find an abundance of talent. This is what makes BISP so unique: regardless of who you are and where your interests lie, you are always supported by those around you.

During my time as Head Student, I had the opportunity to work with a huge part of the community, from the wonderful Wellbeing Team to our teachers, parents and the student body, we revitalised our impact on student welfare and on the broader community through fundraising events such as the Halloween Disco to grow mangrove trees around Phuket, mitigating floods in the coming years and started the Peer Support Group to cultivate a cycle of health consciousness and enhance relationships within the student body.

Although I have only been here for two years, the unity within the BISP community has been my guiding force every step of the way.

As I walk out the hallways to the next chapter of my life, I will never forget the way BISP has taught me that when we work together and lift each other up, we can achieve great things and create even greater memories.

Emmanuel Puno Head student

Yi Won Tang Head student

Andrew Aris apo Ava diana

Edvard JJ Keith Kian Luna

Matthew mawin oleg panwa pavel

platon

sahara

sienna

summer

Tat tycoon

Wakin

Mark cailean Zac

Doing

Being imaginative

Playing socially

Taking turns

Making friends

Fire truck visit

Aura

Maya

Romy

Markey

Dean Max

Koa

Shuyu

Theo

Milana

Sofiia

Book character day

Weeeeeee!

SPIN TO WIN

Team work makes the dream work

Reading with our friends

Halloween

Songkran

watch out water fight!

Emily

Joy

Jonty

Michael

Karolina

Marina Bella

Mariia

Rina Quinlan

lukas

lyla

Emanuel

mark

jennifer Charton

Raee Amari

Songkran

vincent

Matchaya

xavi maya

kabir georgia

emmaline patrick

Diana queena

clarissa

ivan

ava diamond

SONGKRAN

Book day

Loy krathong

halloween

Being creative climbing

exploring

Fire engines and police cars

christmas

LOOK WHO IS IN 1JE!

Gavin

Ella Evie

Ivan Georgii

Dylan

Jake F

Jake T

Kunatt

Mercy

Nina

Pelagia

Phoenix Ruge Semen Shiry

Yanhao Zuri

Mrs Kampu Miss Elson

Angel Alisa Aira Aidi

read together

In Year 1 we have... made dens

gone swimming celebrated 29

learnt to code and so much more!

Axl, Abu, Christian, Justin, Tanthai, Pao, Konmek, Arthur, Prokhor, Jaxon

Liya, Vika, Kanami, Marie, Ella, KK, Miaoting, Aara, Sonya, Uliana, Julia

S h o w i n g k i n d n e s s a n d r e s p e c t w o r k i n g t o g e t h e r

Angela,

Ms Griffiths Ms Gam

A GREAT YEAR OF LEARNING

FABULOUS 2PH

TOMMY

GERRIT LILY BELLA TIMUR ROMAN

EVFIMII

MIRANDA SOFIA

DORIS PINN

VANESSA LUCCA

IZZY MAX SHAUN

JAZZY SURYA

NATHA KONSTANTIN EDWARD

BEN

We loved dressing up for ‘World Book Day’ and Chinese New Year! The Lion dance was spectacular!

The Red Tigers- Maksim, Richie, Gordei, Polina and Dragon.

The Yellow Leopards -Jakkrin, Mio, Vera, Pooh Thar, Jaime and Henry.

The Green Cobras - Anna, Barak, Michael, Prim, Liia, Tisha and Trena.

The Blue Sharks -Liza and Ahaan.

Celebrating Loy Krathong

Above - We had the most amazing morning for International Day with food and performances from all around the world.

Left - The Year 2 Art Exhibition showed off our creative talents.

Below - Investigating materials in our Topic lesson by making slime.

Maksim, Liia and Liza

Richie, Jakkrin and Ahaan

Tisha, Polina and Prim

Alisa, Barak, Vera and Pooh Thar Dragon and Henry

Jaime and Anna

Miss Pia

Evie and Vera

Michael

Mio Gordei Trena

2RK

World Book Day Songkran

International Day

Daniil and Daniel

Red Colour Team

Marc and Sand Songkran

Esme, Ellie and Emma

Blue Team on Sports Day

Dali

Marc Mek

Nond

Sammy - I liked Y3 Camp because I shared a room with friends. I also like Maths and learning new symbols.

Veronica - I really loved Y3 Camp because we went to Blue Tree on the slide. I love Topic!

Jenya - I like Art because I like creative stuff. I also liked the development topic.

Zainen - I like spelling and Music lessons. I also like PE because I learned new sports.

Alvin - I really loved the Y3 Camp because of the pool party. I also love learning Maths.

Pauline - I love learning about fractions in Maths, and also Topic, especially Simple Machines.

Abby - I really liked Topic and English in 3AH, especially Crazy Climates and story writing

Buddy - I really liked using Minecraft to construct my idea for a development near the school.

Kiichi - I love doing Computer Science. Also, I like fractions and spelling.

Martin - I really like P.E., Music and learning Maths. Vivi - I really enjoyed being in 3AH. I have made some great friends. My favourites are Choral and Maths.

Fifi - I enjoyed Art this year because I like to draw. I liked our topic about Rocks.

Zakhar - I liked Y3 Camp, and sleeping with friends and the pool party! I love swimming and football.

Alex - I liked number in Maths, and the Y3 Camp at Blue Tree.

Tara - I liked Year 3 Camp and sharing a room with Abby and Mia. I like my teachers and learning new things.

Ali -I loved Maths this year, and working with my friends Abby and Pauline.

Noah - I enjoyed the elephant sanctuary on the Y3 Camp. I love swimming!

Maria - I really enjoyed the development topic and Computer Science.

Filipp - I really like learning Maths and doing P.E.

Anna - I really enjoyed sleeping with friends on the Y3 Camp. I loved doing story writing.

Misha - I really liked learning Maths and playing tennis.

CLASS 3KTH - 2022 / 2023

Daiana

Pat

Alena Egor

Paula Sienna

Sydney

Katie

Jonathan Kai

Leonie Tommaso

Anthony

Sergei Samuel Pavel

Eva

August

Xixi

Jason Zanee

Andrew

Mrs Thongsen Ms Rak

I n v e s t i g a t i n g s o i l B a a n D a y

M a k i n g v o l c a n o e s

P o t t e r y

M a t h s g a m e s

M a k i n g p l a y d o u g h

Year 4KE Camp

Ainsley, Elsa and William enjoying a book in the reading corner

Varia, Alina and Daiaana playing Maths games

Platon and Arsenii visiting the library

Sascha and Mrs Els enjoying the World Book Day Parade

Nai Neua and Titan learninghowtoblend duringArt

Eloise, Laney and Nora doing some research during Topic

Miron, Ivan and Misha enjoying their playtime

Isaak having a great time at camp

Fun is another word for learning!

- Raph Coster

4MF: Friends, Fun and Future

Rosie and Chloe shading in Art.

Renat, Platon and Mark on the Year 4 Camp. Michelle enjoying BAAN Day activities.

Flower reading with her reading buddy.

Taa and Mark programming their robot.

Platon, Michelle and Fedor building a Songkran sandcastle.

Arthur and Mark creating a model of the digestive system.

Galia and Alina programming their robot.

Ben, Arsenii and Nikita in their Computing lesson.

Sasha on the potters wheel.

Bella and Gina celebrating World Book Day.

Fedor creating an abstract seascape in Art.

Murat constructing a catapult. Queen shading in Art.

Sophie with her reading buddy.

T H E B E A U T I F U L

T H I N G A B O U T

L E A R N I N G I S T H A T

N O O N E C A N T A K E

I T A W A Y F R O M

Y O U .

FABULOUS 4SL

Ocean and Phenix solving some Maths problems.

Momo and Aliyah hanging on the monkey bars.

Alex and Ilia ready to play some football.

Morgan and Nazar learning how to code.

Anya and Jinly showing off some super writing.

Mia and Liza working together to create a poster..

Mariia and Valeriia enjoying playing ukuleles.

Rina and Serene enjoying Thai books together.

Arsenii and Andrew coding a vex robot.

Alisa and Altan enjoying a book in the library.

Platon and Kamil enjoying some lunch.

4SL always enjoyed the many special celebrations throughout the school year. These were the costumes for World Book Day.

The students worked so hard all year. They should all feel proud of what they achieved in Year 4.

WHAT A WONDERFUL WHAT A WONDERFUL WHAT A WONDERFUL YEAR WE HAVE HAD YEAR WE HAVE HAD YEAR WE HAVE HAD

Well done to all students in 5CM. I hope you enjoyed this year and take away many lasting memories. You are ready for the transition to Year 6 and I wish you all the very best for the future.

Mr McGuigan.

Anjie, Edward, Adam, Paddy, Salin, Jade, Tristan, Ferry, Thomas, Daji, Paris, Zak, Elias, Pangpon, Sofiia, Marco, Zlata, Huw, Olga, Luna, Momong, Cathy

5 CM

Agam Altana Lara.B Maksim Kris Elina

Pierson AP Faa Nicolas Daniel Pavel Mark

Lara.V Kelly Emily Lucas Mali Isabella Nika

Victor Artist

WELL DONE TO ALL STUDENTS IN 5HJ.

I TRUST THAT YOU HAD A WONDERFUL YEAR AND MADE PLENTY OF UNFORGETTABLE MEMORIES. YOU ARE PREPARED FOR THE MOVE TO YEAR 6, AND I EXTEND MY BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE MR JANG

A l i s a

B e l l a

B i a n c a

D y l a n

G e o r g e

J a s m i n e

J e n s e n

K a r i n a

M a n d y

O s c a r

P J

R o i

MRS COLEMAN

S e o n y u

T a i s i y a

T a r a

T a w a n

T e t e

T h o m a s

T i t o u a n

V a l e n t i n a

X i l i n g

Y s a b e l

Z a k h a r

M i s s T o n g

B o o k W e e k

I n t e r n a t i o n a l D a y

Anastasiia Anna

Aran Arrow

Charoen Harley

Jenny Jinjin

Kane Karin

KimEng Lash

Noah Perla

Picha Sofia

Trace Troy

Violeta Yaya

Michael Nikolai

Ms Pim + Ms Mae

Alex Anna-Irina

Mason Eva

Hector Jasmin

Jayden Jessi

William Scarlett

Celicia Alisha

MR DAVY

Julian Kristy

Milana Julia

Polina Rosie

Felix Timur

Vova Georgii

Year 6 6DS

Class of 2022-2023

Alisa Kira Vlad Phil Mateo

Gorn Porsche Wendy Potter

Ruobing Ulyana Oscar

Jimmy TingTing Alvin

Solomon Anastasiia Anhelina

Jared Valentina Ashley Mandya

We have had an amazing year and created many cherished memories to look back upon in the future. I want to wish you all the very best in Secondary school.

Keep being you and have h ourself. You hi h t mind to it!

EAL 2022-2023

"A feeling of being at home in the world."

PRIMARY DRAMA

PRIMARY DRAMA

PRIMARY MUSIC

SINGING IN CHORAL LESSONS

PRIMARY MUSIC

Y3 RECORDER Y4 UKULELE Y5 & 6 VIOLIN

Primary Library

IT'S ALL ABOUT THE BOOKS

Book Tasting

Extreme Reading

Buddy Reading

ReadingFor Pleasure

World BookDay

THAI STUDIES THAI STUDIES THAI STUDIES

2022-2023 2022-2023 2022-2023

Thai Primary Teachers

Y1 ML students making Toy ' s booklet.

Y2 playing a Thai game , A tiger catches a cow , on Songkran Day. Great fun!

Y1 children learning to combine new words through games .

All Y2 students celebrating Songkran Festival by blessing the teachers with water.

Y3 visiting Phuket Tin Mining Museum .

Y5 making Ang- gu .

Y5 Thai trip to Peranakan Phuket Museum.

Y6 Thai trip to Thalang war memorial.

Y6 having a great time at Old Phuket Farm .

KS1 SPORTS DAY

K S 2 S p o r t s D a y

And the winners are...

run throw jump

PRIMARY CROSS COUNTRY

ESPAÑOL ESPAÑOL en primaria

Year 5 playing a few of their favourite games.

One of Year 3's favourite games: "Toma, tomate".

BISP 中 ⽂ 课

中国新年

Chinese New Year

中国新年

Whole school celebrations

In late January 2023 we celebrated the Lunar New Year; the Year of the Rabbit. Celebrations and activities were held throughout the primary and secondary schools as we welcomed back the ever-popular Lion Dance after the COVID hiatus. The PTA provided dumpling-making sessions and children were able to sample the delights of Chinese cuisine. We had art and craft exhibitions, calligraphy workshops, performances of songs in Chinese and a wonderful assembly in primary school featuring songs, dances and gymnastics. There was also a jiàn zi competition and the primary and secondary foyers were bedecked with Chinese lanterns and other decorations.

PRIMARY PRODUCTION LIGHTS CAMEL ACTION THE SEQUIN 2

PRIMARY PRODUCTION LIGHTS CAMEL ACTION THE SEQUIN 2

BISP Soccer 7s 2022-23

Soccer 7s Team Spirit

BEACH GAMES 2023

BISP CRUZEIRO YEARBOOK

U9 Squad U11 Boys

U11 Girls

U16 Boys Squad

U19 Boys

YEARBOOK 2022/23

U14 Boys Squad

U14 Girls Squad

Boys Squad

U19 Girls Squad

BISP CRUZEIRO YEARBOOK

Seniors Learning Moment Futsal

Senior Girls Supportive Moment

Brazil Trip Moment

YEARBOOK 2022/23

Futsal Festival

Beach Games

Moment - visiting a favela Development Squad

Secondary Sports Day!

KS3 Physical Education

2 0 2 2

Year 7

Year 8

Year 9

Year 10

Year 11

Year 12

Year 13

Thai Events Secondary Songkran Week

English English English

There is no book that floats

Yet they take us far away, Faster than a horse, is a page Of pouncing poetry

This way may be the poorest take Without the burden of fee

How cheap is the chariot

That bears a human soul

Pratik Chokkalingam, Year 8

Exceptional Writing Exceptional Writing Exceptional Writing

The poem's main message signifies that a memory, no matter how simple, can hold a special place in your heart if it fills you with happiness or pleasure Thus, whenever the feeling of forlornness or boredom infects your heart, the special memory can wash away those feelings and replace them with the happiness and pleasure reminisced in the memory.

Sam Thanasongtrakul, Year 8

The kindhearted, keen kids gobbled up their snacks like wolves, begging for more while the parents exchanged their influential, integral ideas and thoughts. Immediately after, everybody flew into the crashing, crunching, current of the waves. The sea was a mother rocking their cheerful, contented child.

Clayton Serfleck, Year 7

Novels almost ubiquitously have an ultimate purpose, the pervading vehicle of choice by which authors choose to deliver said purpose is through triggering involuntary emotional responses – regardless of our prior standpoints, a successful book will be able to overcome what we previously deemed rationality by exploiting our most fundamental infirmity.

Dexter Power, Year 13

Golden chains dangle from his ears and multicoloured beads are tangled in his long, fair locks. He seems to blend in with the masses of shelves protruding from the walls; save for his coal-black eyes peering out from his sallow, waxy face

Ember Hewison , Year 11

The sound of clanging metal pierced the air, causing me to wake from my fitful sleep. I opened my eyes to see a strange figure standing in front of me, a hooded figure with a pendulum in one hand and a torch in the other The pendulum was swinging steadily, hypnotically back and forth like an ancient clock counting down its last moments before eternity.

Eleonora Kokotiukha, Year 12

I hope this letter provides you with some sense of closure. If my life was repeated a thousand times, it would still be you, you and once again, you. I would choose you in every lifetime and if, in some bizarre circumstance, I wasn’t able to, I would spend my entire life wondering what it would be like with you by my side

Katie Leon, Year 9

And as the day slowly shifted into night time, those same fatigued eyes subtly stared, through their peripheral gaze, at the lethargic clock fixed to that white wall they face all day However, now instead of violently charging towards machines or answering useless phone calls, they all stalled.

Ana Wang, Year 11

Tangled in the trees

Slithering emeralds thrive

Hiding in plain sight

Lia Kunz, Year 7

Fear enveloped me, rodents scurried about around the pit reciting their experience from the last Seven Six Five Four

Time seemed to be slowing down But even death will I falter - no - even in the face of death time still decides what will happen.

Rithwik Chokkalingam, Year 12

The other trope, perhaps even more common, is the cartoonish representation of Mr Trump’s figure: the familiar mop of blonde hair, the fixed facial expression, the double chin and his familiar black suit This is perhaps a concession to the considerable weight of feeling against him within liberalism and also can be interpreted as the real feelings behind the subsequent careful and balanced analysis

Yi Won Tang, Year 13

Her quick glimmering eyes, darting around as if she had a tail on her did not match her serene and polite smile. There was an air of desperation around her. Ultimately it was her fingernails which gave her away. They were not extravagant or painted. But they were taken care of. Clean cut, short, not a thing out of place It was obvious her clothes were meant to dissuade observers from identifying her Celia de Rocher de la Baume, Year 10

G o o d l u c k t o a l l o u r 2 0 2 3 e x a m s t u d e n t s

Y 1 1 S p a n i s h ( M r W i l s o n ' s g r o u p )

y 1 1 c h i n e s e 2 n d l a n g ( m s c h i a )

Y 1 1 M a n d a r i n ( M s T a n g ' s g r o u p )

h a b i n i t i o ( m r w i l s o n ' s g r o u p )

y 1 3 m a n d a r i n b ( m s t a n g )

Y 1 3 S p a n i s h B ( m s b e c e r r a ' s g r o u p )

Y 1 3 S p a n i s h A b i n i t i o ( m r g r e e n e ' s g r o u p )

Cross-curricular project: Languages + Art + Music = Cultural enrichment

In June 2022 during the penultimate week of school, Year 12 Spanish and French students had the opportunity to experience an artistic and linguistic immersion where they enhanced their knowledge about culture and demonstrated their artistic skills. These wonderful days of learning and entertainment were concluded with a delicious lunch at "Little Paris", where we enjoyed the delights of French cuisine. This interdisciplinary experience, in addition to allowing students to enrich their knowledge of other cultures, also provided them with a space for fun and relaxation where art, language and music shared the stage.

Secondary Humanities

Year 11 Global Perspectives Group Project

Science Science

COMPUTer Science

COMPUTer Science

Year 12 Students programming smart homes

Mr Clark and Mr Phillips in the year of Artificial intelligence!

The Design and Technology department has had an exceptional year! Mr Man and Mr Craigen want to extend their gratitude to all their students for their inspiration, participation and creativity to produce remarkable projects in both the workshop and the STEAM robotics. We eagerly await next year as it promises to be equally inspiring and fun!

Year 7 students have been designing a shoe horn, light box and litter picker using laser cutting and soldering techniques. Students are also decorating their designs using a range of finishing techniques and processes

The Year 8 students have been acquiring the skill to utilise a variety of resources and materials, including acrylic, wood and metals, to accomplish a diverse set of assignments, such as an acrylic desk organiser, cam mechanism billboard, and a jewellery storage box made through laser cutting.

Throughout their Bluetooth and shoe projects, Year 9 students have been acquiring various graphical and modelling skills. They have been prompted to customise their designs to cater to a specific target market

Students studying the International Baccalaureate or Cambridge IGCSE, experiment with a diverse array of topics, spanning from sustainable energy to the utilisation of 3D printing for manufacturing processes.

sECONDARY Art

Year7

Year8

Year10

Daisy Cheung

Punyawee Laesoong

Pattanasit Khoopongsakorn

Danielle Schneider

Seojin Park

Chanita Taraporn

Maia Sokolova

Phuree Kulsri

Areeya Prempree

Kasper Van Eldik

PERFORMING ARTS

In the Performing Arts students have opportunities to explore, experiment, devise, compose and perform in a range of genres and styles and in a variety of settings.

SECONDARY MUSIC

SECONDARY MUSIC

DRAMA DEPARTMENT!

SecondaryCONCERTS AND PRODUCTIONS

30th March 2023

29th March 2023

Healthy Eating & Cooking Activity

In March 2023 the United Nations produced a report on global warming and climate Change (AR6 Synthesis Report, 2023). Included in the report is a "survival guide to avert climate disaster”. It suggests that there are 4 things that you can do about your carbon footprint …suggestion No. 2 states that: "The simplest and most effective way to limit your impact is to reduce meat and dairy in your diet, particularly red meat such as lamb and beef."

We cooked some delicious plantbased burgers

Selling our food at the Soccer 7s to raise money for charity

Making a spicy arrabbiata

Additional Educational Needs Department

The Additional Educational Needs (AEN) department works with students, teachers, parents and the wider school community in a variety of ways, as the photos show. Our approach ensures that students receive differentiated, scaffolded and individualised instruction to address their unique learning and developmental needs and are full and valued members of our community.

‘Tail Waggin Tutors’

The Certified Therapy Dogs job is to help create a learning environment for children to help improve and develop their reading skills.

Good Morning Movement

Exercise before school improves attentiveness and cognitive functioning in class. Everyday from 7.35 - 7.50 the AEN team organize activities, circuits and games.

The British International Primary School in Phuket was the first school in Thailand to be accredited as a COMMUNICATION FRIENDLY SETTING, and only the second school in Asia! This prestigious award is valid for three years and recognizes the school's ability to offer support for the language and communication needs of all children, including those learning English as an additional language. .

We use lots of fun and challenging resources and games to help students, below are some we use

We also help lots of students with general study skills and techniques and exam preparation and revision.

BISP Ski Trip 2023 Club Med Hokkaido, Japan

Safety first!

Boarders Boarding

Sundays are fundays