BRITISH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, PHUKET
YEARBOOK
2
3
4
5
6
Primary Art
Primary Counselling
Primary Library
Primary Thai Studies
Primary Modern Languages
Early Years Physical Education
Early Years Sports Day
Primary Sports Day
Primary Physical Education
Primary Cross Country
Secondary Golden Mile
Secondary Sports Day
Secondary Physical Education
8
9
10
11
12
Year 13
Secondary Thai
Secondary English
Secondary EAL IEC
Secondary Modern Languages
Secondary Maths
Secondary Humanities
Secondary Science
Secondary Computer Science
Secondary Robotics
Secondary Design & Technology
Secondary Arts
Performing Arts
IB CAS
BISP Ski Trip
Cooking & Kindness Activity
International Award (IA)
Prom Night
International Day
BISP Counselling
BISP Learning Support
Academic House
Boarding
PTA
HEAD OF SCHOOL MESSAGE FROM THE
Simon Meredith Head of School
This year’s yearbook marks another inspiring chapter in the BISP story. As we reflect on the 2024-2025 academic year, a powerful theme stands out: growth and innovation.
This year, our school community has grown stronger and more vibrant than ever. We welcomed new students and families from across the world, further enriching our diverse international community. The bonds between our students, staff, and parents continue to foster an environment where intercultural learning and mutual understanding flourish — values that are at the very heart of BISP.
One of the most significant milestones this year was the opening of the BISP Innovation Hub. This dynamic new space embodies our commitment to forwardthinking education, providing opportunities for students to collaborate, create, and push the boundaries of their learning. It represents not just a physical transformation of our campus, but a bold step towards the future, embracing innovation while staying true to the principles that have always guided us.
Our students, as always, have been the source of great pride and inspiration. Whether in the classroom, on the sporting field, on stage, or in service to others, they have demonstrated resilience, creativity, and a spirit of excellence. They continue to show us what it means to learn, lead, and live with purpose.
None of this would be possible without the incredible commitment of our teachers, staff, and supportive parents. It is through their hard work and dedication that we continue to nurture an environment where every student can thrive.
To the Class of 2025, congratulations on all you have achieved. As you leave BISP, you carry with you the knowledge, friendships, and experiences that will serve you well in all that lies ahead. We are confident that you will continue to lead lives of impact and meaning.
Finally, a sincere thank you to the yearbook team for capturing the spirit of this remarkable year. This yearbook will serve as a lasting reminder of a community that continues to grow, innovate, and inspire.
As we look to the future, we do so with excitement and optimism. At BISP, we remain steadfast in our commitment to academic excellence, personal growth, innovation, and global citizenship. Together, there is no limit to what we can achieve.
ADMINISTRATION MESSAGE FROM THE
Suwinai Viponchai School Director
As we reflect on another remarkable year at British International School, Phuket, I am filled with pride and gratitude. This year, we have achieved significant milestones, including the successful accreditation by Thai authorities through ONESQA for external assurance, as well as continued oversight by CIS and NEASC. These achievements reaffirm our commitment to excellence and continuous improvement, ensuring that BISP remains a leader in international education. My sincere appreciation goes to everyone who played a role in this process—your dedication has made this success possible.
To our graduating students—congratulations! Your hard work, resilience, and achievements have brought you to this important milestone. As you step into the next chapter of your lives, I encourage you to carry forward the values, friendships, and experiences you have gained at BISP. You will always be part of our school family.
To the members of staff who are moving on to new opportunities, we extend our heartfelt thanks for your contributions to BISP. Your dedication has left a lasting impact, and we wish you success in all your future endeavors.
A special thank you to our Thai teachers and Thai staff, whose unwavering commitment and hard work continue to support the growth of the school. Your efforts ensure that BISP remains a place of learning, cultural richness, and community.
As we look ahead to the next academic year, let us continue striving for excellence, embracing challenges, and supporting one another as a school community.
Wishing everyone a successful and fulfilling journey ahead.
PRIMARY MESSAGE FROM
Susan Walter Principal, Primary School
Our BISP Yearbook 2024-25 is a showcase of the children’s many achievements this year and a true celebration of the rich and diverse learning opportunities the children have enjoyed. The coming pages are full of fantastic learning experiences and the exciting adventures the children have had at school over this academic year.
Selecting highlights from the year has been a challenge, but as always, there are some standout moments. We all enjoyed the Christmas Grotto organised by members of our Parent Teacher Association, and celebrating the rich diversity of our school community through events like International Day, and through the Thai celebrations of Wai Kru, Loy Krathong and Songkran.
Academic outcomes and progress in learning continue to go from strength to strengths. We sent 2 teams of students to the FOBISIA Primary Maths Competition in Vietnam in March, and supported large numbers of students competing in challenging local and international maths competitions this year, and achieving at an extremely high standard.
Children across the school have had the opportunity to showcase their athletic skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship in a variety of events this year during our annual Sports Days, Cross Country, and Swimming Gala events. For the first time in a few years, we were excited to see 40 of our Primary students take part in the Primary FOBISIA Games in Bangkok.
The creative arts also played an important role in learning across the curriculum, through the ECA programme and through our peripatetic music teaching programme. The Year 2 children put on an incredible art gallery showcasing their art, with children from all the other year groups taking part in various performances during World Theatre Week and the Celebration of Music Week, as well as the programme of lunchtime concerts which were again a huge success.
We love providing opportunities for active and exciting learning, and I urge you to spend time going through the 2024-25 Yearbook with your child and sharing their special moments and favourite memories.
SECONDARY MESSAGE FROM
Tim Pearson Principal, Secondary School
Dear Students, Staff, and Families,
As I reflect on this extraordinary year, I am filled with gratitude and pride. Having been part of this incredible school community for 14 years, stepping into the role of Secondary Principal has been both an honor and a privilege. This school has been my professional home for over a decade, but this year holds even greater personal significance—as I watch my own son graduate, marking the culmination of 14 wonderful years of memories for our family.
Our students continue to inspire with their resilience, ambition, and unwavering dedication. Whether in the classroom, on the stage, on the field, or in service to others, you have demonstrated the values and excellence that define our school. To our graduates, this moment marks both an ending and a beginning. As you step into the next chapter of your journey, carry forward the friendships, and lessons you have gained here. Your future is bright, and I have no doubt you will leave a lasting impact wherever you go.
To our Teachers and staff—your passion and commitment shape the lives of our students every day. Your efforts do not go unnoticed, and I thank you for your unwavering dedication. To the parents and families, your support and partnership have been invaluable in making this year a success.
As we close this chapter and look ahead, let’s continue to build BISP where every student feels valued, challenged, and cared for. It has been a joy to share in the journey of this graduating class, both as a Teacher and as a father and I am excited for what the future holds for all of us.
Wishing you a wonderful summer and I look forward to what will be undoubtedly another exciting year at BISP next year.
MESSAGE FROM THE
HEAD STUDENTS
Ember Hewison Head student
Serving as Head Student has been a rewarding and enriching experience. I’ve learned so much, not just about leadership, but about patience, teamwork, and the power of community. I was lucky enough to work alongside an incredible team of fellow students, supported every step of the way by people who truly cared about our vision and our voices.
From the very beginning, our leadership team set out to bring our school community closer together in new and meaningful ways. We wanted to create opportunities that would make people feel seen, connected, and proud to be part of BISP. One of our proudest achievements was organising the very first BISP Prom, something that had lived in the hearts and imaginations of students for years. To see it finally happen, to have the space filled with music, laughter, and energy, was a moment I’ll never forget. It wasn’t just about the fairy lights or formal clothes but about giving back to the Phuket community and creating a shared memory that brought us all together.
We also remained committed to uplifting student voices, working to support projects across both primary and secondary, and to build stronger links between year groups, departments, and cultures. Creating our school newspaper, Bird’s Eye View, was a proud moment, not just for us, but for the whole community that helped make it all possible.
BISP has never been just a school to me. It’s been a second home and is a vibrant, global family made up of people from every corner of the world. It’s a place where perspectives are shared, ideas are grown, and friendships are formed across languages and backgrounds. I feel so incredibly fortunate to have spent five years here, surrounded by such inspiring people and opportunities.
Thank you, BISP for the memories, the lessons, the laughter, and the love. You’ll always be a part of me.
Kathryn (Katie) Willis Head student
As I write this, a great cloud of grey blankets the school. It’s the rainy season once more, 2 years since I first came to BISP. The rain’s wet arms alternate between pushing away the ground - leaving a flurry of mud - and embracing it, cracking the hard rock to allow the vivid green plants to sprout through, teeming the green spaces with new life. Phuket’s year is split between seemingly-unstoppable rain, blistering heat and a sliver of cool sunshine in between. However, in the face of these extremes, it holds some of the most productive ecosystems on Earth, as the challenges breed growth, creating the supportive conditions for year-round greenery.
My time at BISP has been one of the most rigorous of my life, with the downpour of information and the blistering heat of pressure chipping away at my exterior. However, it has also encouraged immense growth and resilience. The teachers have supported me by strengthening my foundations and catching me when I feel like I’ll fall apart, my friends and classmates have shared the load and tangled their roots with mine, creating permanent connections, and the countless opportunities have fertilised and aerated the soil for growth. BISP is like an ecosystem: our success is interdependent with the actions of each other.
As Head Student, I have been so grateful to all the people that work to make this school the best it can be. From lower school house captains all the way up to helpful alumni, staff, and teachers, as well as the incredible student leadership team and the student representatives, everything that we take for granted is the result of hours of hard work behind the scenes. In this role, Ember and I have tried to amplify these voices and give students the opportunities to inform their own BISP legacies, with programmes like Bird’s Eye View magazine, a student instagram, BISP’s first prom and a quiet study room at lunchtimes. Personally, I am also proud of encouraging more student-led extracurriculars, because leadership isn’t just about the position you hold, but also the role you play in supporting others and inspiring change, regardless of your title.
In the following pages, we’ll see countless examples of leadership, both public and hidden, from students and staff alike. Just as a magnificent tree can’t grow without rain, soil, sunshine and nutrients, every student has grown as a result of challenges, community, opportunities and support. Thank you, BISP. You’ll always stay a part of me, and everyone, in this beautiful ecosystem.
Richie PolinaMiron
Frankie
Gino
Evan
Ms Lindsay
Ms Muay
Ms Pin
Chloe
DouganAlisa Yuki HamishTaraLeo
Jasper
Roy
Abigail
Ms NinaMs LexaMs Sa
Ms KorMs ZaMs Chon
Rodiya rei eva brian shane
mimi
burj
emily
valentina
sharon
Vika
serena
aria
Thor-fhun
jack
xinnian
Snack time!
All aboard! Gingerbread.Role
Water fight time!
Lining up ready for specialist lessons.
Learning to tidy up!
Merry Christmas!
Learning with friends!
Songkran water fight Happy Halloween! Music time.
Learning outdoors
Hiding in the den. Firefighters!
ari ayla
Bubo cissie
Da nang
Dong dong eleanor
eseniia
ethan kate
milin mirsun napat
quinn sasha
teo victor
Dressing up
Songkran splash
Birthdays Learning outdoors Christmas
All aboard! Role play
Run, run, as fast as you can…
Sharing a love of books During groups times
Lining up ready for specialist lessons
Nursery manicures! Making friends Taking turns
Growing together
HUi Ting
Zachary
Carina Estelle Aurelia
Mali Maru
Leo Jennine Rada
Ploy Noah
Sebby
Terrence
Zach
JingCheng Marijia
Hot Chocolate
Fruit Salad
Songkran
Creative MoMents
AHOY The Pirates!
Fire Fire!
Loy KRATHONG
Growing BeanStalks
Construction
Drawing
Cooking Fun
Building together
Planting
Playdough
Christmas
CUTTING SKILLS
CHRISTMAS
LOOSE PART PLAY
FIRE TRUCK VISIT
LAUNCHING ROCKETS
LEARNING ABOUT 3D SHAPES
Ping ping
lucas gracie phasu
rory khloe shawn luana
louis
ayla
andrei mucheng
Learning about people in our community
christmas
Launching rockets
Loy krathong
World book day
halloween
Reception Purple
Franc
Rogue
Bianca
Alex Stella Francis Jude
Dilly
Marlee
Hangyuan
Audrey Arthur
Yo Aderyn
Riaan
Henley Asya Felix
Book Character Day
Loy Krathong
Snakes and Ladders
Washing our toys
Making and creating
The floor is lava
Fire truck to the rescue Using real tools
Fire truck visit
Halloween
Chinese New Year Toast Tuesday
Year 1NB 2024-2025
We had loads of fun & learning this year!
Fun being pirates
Fun at the Holidays Fun at Sports Day
Fun at Halloween
We are so proud of 1NB! They approached learning with happy hearts and calm minds!
Fun at Loy Krathong
Have a lovely summer and see you in Year 2!
Fun with Dottie
Green Cobras Yellow Leopards
On
Through pages bright, they laugh and
In every book, they find a home.
With every chapter, off they race, Exploring time and outer space.
With
Mrs Price and Ms
share, Stories told with love and care. They guide young minds both near and far, To find out just how strong they are.
Karla, Aris, Luna dive in, To fairy tales where dreams begin.
roam,
Keith, Matt, Vasilisa soar,
dragon wings and tales of yore.
Anny
Maria and Ava love a rhyme, They read aloud in perfect time.
giggles soft and eyes so wide, They journey far and beam with pride.
Mariya, Jessica, Eiji too, Read mysteries and learn what’s true. They puzzle out each clever clue, With every page, their wonder grew.
Bear, Dima, Finley seek, Adventures bold and secrets sleek. They flip the pages, wild and free, Sailing ships across the sea.
Summer, Ally, Lucas find, New worlds that sparkle in their mind. From forests deep to castle towers, They read and read for hours and hours.
Jaxon, Ivan, Timur explore, Each hidden world and magic door. With every book, they see anew, That reading brings adventures true.
Jamie, TinTin, Apo cheer, For every tale that draws them near. They leap through stories fast and bright, Their hearts aglow with reading light.
MEMORIES OF 1KG MEMORIES OF 1KG MEMORIES OF 1KG
Ms Griffiths, Ms Kwang, Quinn, Ella, Lev, Platon, Diana, Jason, Benno, Isaac, Tongla, Kai, Panwa, Mark, Andrew, Olive, Pammy, Maya, Sasha, Iosif, Miya, JeJe, Bogdan and Zayn.
Mr Jackson and Miss Pia
Eason
Rebecca and Joy
Roger, Koa and Miles
Patrick and Kiki Diamond, Bogdan and Zohn
Zohn, Wendy, Matcha and Lukus
Ivan, Mingshen, Mariia and Milana
Markey and Loki
Matcha and Wendy
Nastya and Maya
I love reading!
We love Enquiry!
We love coding!
We love writing stories!
We love Art!
We love P.E.!
We love Maths!
2EF 2EF Memories of
EXPLORING BANGPAE WATERFALL
CELEBRATING WORLD BOOK DAY
SHARING OUR ART GALLERY
COLOUR TEAMS
A GREAT YEAR OF LEARNING
2PH
Blue Green Red Yellow
Loy Krathong
- My
Lilyanna - My favourite memory is the camp because I felt very proud My best achievement was being ‘Star
Julian - My favourite time this year was the camp! I also liked doing P.E. a lot.
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Pelly - My favourite thing was being ‘Star of the
because I was proud of my Maths!
Ruge - I really like Maths lessons. I loved when Mr Hodges took the organs out when making an Egyptian mummy!
Week’
Evie
best memory in Y3 was being ‘Star of the Week’! I felt proud finishing my ‘Mary Anning Journal’.
of the Week’ twice!
Jake - My favourite time in Y3 was the Camp! I like Writing and loved Sports Day.
Gosha - My favourite lesson in Y3 was Enquiry. I loved learning about rocks and Ancient Egypt!
Semen
My favourite memory is the Year 3 Camp! I felt proud when I was ‘Star of the Week’!
Katya -My favourite memory this year was the Y3 camp! My greatest achievement was learning the times tables!
Shiry - I felt proud improving my handwriting. My favourite memory in Y3 was the camp!
Ethan - My favourite lesson was Maths. The best thing I did was getting ‘Star of the Week’!
Konmek - My favourite time in Y3 was camp! I also felt proud being ‘Star of the Week’!
Pao -My best time in Y3 was the camp! My greatest achievement was being ‘Star of the Week’!
Sebastian - My favourite lessons are Maths and Computer Science. The best thing I did was make friends!
Victoria - My favourite time in Y3 was the camp. I loved showing fractions using playdough.
Francesca - I like English because I like to write, and Maths is fun! My favourite thing was the Y3 camp!
Amy - My favourite time this year was doing Art. I liked the Year 3 Camp the best!
Vika - I felt proud at camp because I was alone with my friends. I liked Art because I like to draw.
Varvara - I felt proud when the parents came to see our work. I liked the Y3 camp!
Alex - My favourite time in Y3 was Camp. I felt proud when I won 4th place in a running race!
Dylan - I really liked Y3 Camp the most. I also loved it when we made playdough to show fractions
Liya - My favourite memory is the Y3 Camp! The best thing I did was Maths - I like doing hard work!
Sonya - My favourite memory is camp and making my diorama. I love Art lessons too.
diorama and how much I’ve improved at Maths.
do Maths in Year 3. My favourite memory is going on camp. liked Enquiry and journal writing.
g My favourite memories are camp, Christmas and Halloween. I felt proud of my diorama too.
Aara - My favourite memory was International Day. I’m proud of my Mary Anning journal.
lessons this year have been English. I liked doing journal writing in English.
Jake - My favourite lesson is Maths. I love playing football too.
Arthur - My favourite lesson is Maths. My favourite memory is the Year 3 Camp.
E - I am proud of my
Celeb - I liked doing Art, cursive writing and Enquiry lessons. Year 3 camp was also fun!
learnt the 12 times tables. My favourite subject is Enquiry.
Jao Naay - My favourite subject is maths even though it’s hard. I like playing football too.
Angela - I am proud of my handwriting and I really enjoy Computing. of our memories.
Victoria - I felt proud when we showed our Ancient Egypt work. I love Art lessons too.
Eddy - I felt proud when I did cursive handwriting. The Year 3 Camp was really fun too.
Christian - My favourite lesson is PE. I felt proud of myself when I learnt to do cursive handwriting.
N I felt proud when I learned how to do cursive handwriting. My favourite memory was Year 3 camp.
lessons in Year 3 are cursive handwriting because I love writing.
Rodion - I’m proud of my handwriting and my reading. handwriting. My favourite memory is camp.
The children experienced an amazing Year 3 camp in Phuket!
They enjoyed Splash Jungle,
stand-up paddle boarding and fun beach games!
Itan
Class 3TD 2024-25
Year 4KE
Camp
Sophie and Ildar are making Krathongs to celebrate Thai culture
Pinn, Sand and Miranda helping our environment at Layan Beach.
Nond and Roman exploring old inventions at the museum.
Mio and Ahaan visiting Wat Chalong during our Thai lesson.
Vanessa and Vera restingontheboat snorkelingafteradayoutoncamp.
Ken, Maksim and Colin reading a good book in the library.
Gracie and Konstantin doing research during our Enquiry lessons.
Yuna and Anda having some fun in the sun.
Gerrit and Lucas enjoying the Christmas Grotto.
Today is a great day to learn something new!
A Year of Learning and Friendship
“I can’t wait to work in the new Year 5 building!”Youyou
“I’m proud of learning how to be independent; thanks to camp!” - Max
“My favorite after school activity was trapeze.”Saffron
making“Iamlookingforwardto evenmorefriendsinYear5!”-Dylan
Whata year!
POLINA POLINA
Year 4 4JS LoyKrathong
Museum visit
Inventors andcreators Boat trip
4HJ
Oscar, Bronte, Daniel, Harper, Lily, Harry, Surya, Edward, Dragon, Maizy, Dali, Lucca, Leia, Henry, Jakkrin, Doris
WELL DONE TO ALL STUDENTS IN 4HJ. I TRUST THAT YOU HAD A WONDERFUL YEAR AND MADE PLENTY OF UNFORGETTABLE MEMORIES. YOU ARE PREPARED FOR THE MOVE TO YEAR 5, AND I EXTEND MY BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE MR JANG
Mrs Coleman Miss Tong
Mr Jang
Maria
Misha
Max
Neil, Niko
Jenya
Matthew
Kai Pasha Anthony
Xici, Sofia, Liona
Tara, Xici
Vivienne
Zainen
Mark
Andrew, Mark
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.
Masha Daiana tate Leonie Polina
Taylor Issie Paula Rita
John Remy Jetinn Makar
Jackson Pat Kiichi Sergei
Jake Egor
Sam Stephan Alex
Year 5 Performance
Rain, Abbey, Filipp, Flynn, Ali, Kieran, Bella, Alvin, Zakhar, Mark, Juliet, Noah, Pauline, Sienna, Elisei, Kirill, Sabian, Katie, Eva, Waka, Lele, Boshi and Lewis.
Miss Tong
Mr. Honey
International Day Halloween
Loy Krathong
Book Day
It has been a wonderful year in 5SH, filled with learning, growth, and shared achievements. We are proud of all we have accomplished together and look forward to the exciting journey ahead.
Best Wishes, Mr. Honey
Cross Country
Christmas Grotto
Residential Trip to Khao Sok National Park
….connections with nature
…and memories to last a lifetime in our ‘Final year’ of Primary ….friends
….krathongs
Ivan * Isaak * William * Mariia * Alina * Bella * Taa
Hannah
Sophie
Alon
Adelie
Alina
Kerem
Design Technology
Enquiry - Light
Loy Krathong
World Book Day
Loy Krathong
Year 6 Camp
Loy Krathong
Loy Krathong
Loy Krathong
Year 6 Camp
Design Technology
International Day
Zar
Platon
Teddy Daiaana
Flower
Annabel
Chloe
Ilia
Galina
Arsenii
Gina
Thank you to the wonderful 6EC for a fantastic year. You are all unique, brilliant, and ready for your next big adventure. Never stop being curious, kind, and yourselves.
Mia
Sascha
Rafa
Kevin
Philipp
Liza
Jinly
Misha
Nina
Queen
Makar
Remarkable Year 6SL... 2024-
...on CAMP!
Jenson, Arsenii and Matvii playing a game of chess
Ivan, Nai
Neua and Titan playing football
Elsa, Aliyah and Laney solving some math problems
Alisa and Mark playing some music in the music room
Soraya and Morgan quietly enjoying a book in the library
Loki and Lev playing with the building blocks
Michelle and Nora doing some coding on the Vex robot
Dasha, Varia and Valeriia playing a game of basketball
Pinky, Ocean and Phet climbing the spider web
Children’s Mental Health Week 2025
Ms Amy Ms Amy Ms Amy
Mr Tom Mr Tom Mr Tom
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Ms Aylssa Ms Aylssa Ms Aylssa Mr Tucker Mr Tucker Mr Tucker
Primary Library
Reading For Pleasure
Extreme Reading
Author Visit
Martin Chatterton
World BookDay
Spot the book characters...
Thai Primary 2024-2025
Year 5 Loy Krathong assembly!
Year 1 Wai assembly!Kru
Year 6 visiting the Old Phuket Farm!
Year 4 at the top of the Chalong temple!
Year 5 visiting Peranakan Phuket museum!
Year 3 at the Tin mining museum!
Year 6 at the Thalang War Memorial Monument!
Year 2 blessing the teachers on Songkran!
Year 5 making Ang goo dessert!
Year 5 performing a dance on International day!
Year 3 floating Krathongs!their
Year 6 separating the rice grains from the shells!
¿Qué hora es?
Year 4
Playing ‘SPLAT’
Playing number dominoes
Playing “par-impar”
Year 3
The Giant Turnip
International day
Playing “Barco de batalla” and singing at International Day
Year 6
Year 5
International Day performance
Preparing for Year 7
Year 3 working hard making lanterns
Year 5 celebrating the Chinese NewYear
Year 4 concentrating hard on their work
Year 6 practising their character writing skills
EARLY YEARS PE
EY SPORTS DAY EY SPORTS DAY
KS2 SPORTS DAY
PRIMARY PE
Secondary Sports Day
KS3 PE
Basketball @ BISP
BISP continues to shine in the basketball community, earning gold, silver, and bron e medals across a range of competitive tournaments. Highlights include strong performances at the PISAC 3x3 ournaments, the U16 Phuket lite Basketball eague, and a nail-biting 2nd place finish at PSU. Our athletes have shown incredible teamwork, resilience, and pride in representing BISP including our U1 boys, who kicked off the season with a flawless 5-0 record and 1st place finish at the PISAC U1 ournament
U1 Boys @ U C
U15 Boys FOBISIA @ ugby O15 irls PISAC
O15 3x3
U15 3x3
Phuket lite asketball eague
KS3BTEC SPORT
SEA EAGLES
SWIMMING
TENNIS
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BISP CRUZEIRO YEARBOOK
Malaysia Tour
Asiana Cup - Indonesia
BISP Cruzeiro Academy
YEARBOOK 2024/25
Cruzeiro Academy 2024/25
Pro Experience
Israel U17 National Team
Bonnie Langley
Mika Caspi
BISP CRUZEIRO YEARBOOK
U9 Boys
U11 Boys
U14 Girls
U16 Boys
YEARBOOK 2024/25
U11 Girls
U14 Boys
U19 Boys
U19 Girls
Secondary School
WAI WAI
KRU: KRU:
THAI EVENTS 2024-25 THAI EVENTS 2024-25
Wai Kru is a special Thai tradition where students thank their teachers, and teachers offer warm wishes for a successful school year.The event also featured beautiful Thai dance and powerful martial arts performances.
LOY LOY KRATHONG: KRATHONG:
At BISP, the Loy Krathong celebration gave students the opportunity to craft eco-friendly krathongs and showcase their creativity through hands-on making and a vibrant performance.
SONG SONG KRAN : KRAN :
The Ultimate Guide to Thai New Year! During Songkran week at BISP, students embraced Thai culture by taking part in traditional ceremonies and fun-filled activities.
Classroom Activities: Making Thai Class Fun!
Year 10 students collaborated in groups to create vivid descriptions during the Descriptive Writing unit.
Year 10 students en oyed the igsa reading activity during the Narrative Writing unit.
English English English
Secondary English Language Acquisition
English and so skills much more!
In 2024-2025 we welcomed 3 new teachers to our department and we also hosted our first-ever intern who worked with our Mandarin teachers and students, helping them to improve their language skills. We are excited to announce that in 2025-2026 we are introducing a new IGCSE course (Chinese as a First Language) and also a new IB course (Chinese Language A Literature).
Food and cooking are deeply intertwined with culture in many important ways.
Food and cooking are deeply intertwined with culture in many important ways.
Our wonderful Year 13 students helping out at the Subject Selection Fair in October
Mr Parker meets Mr Messy on Book Day
Year 11 making some Chinese treats in the kitchen
Lunar New Year calligraphy activity
Scavenger hunt for Francophone Day
The Modern Languages Team 2024-2025
Once again BISP celebrated the Lunar New Year in style with all parts of the school community making wonderful contributions.
International Day
CODE BREAKING CODE BREAKING
HUMANITIES 2024-2025
YEAR 13 FIELD WORK
GEOGRAPHY
HISTORY TIMELINES
GEOGRAPHY STOPMOTION
GEOGRAPHY
YEAR 7 FIELD WORK YEAR 12 COLLABORATION
BISP Science 2025
ESS and Biology IB Field Trip: developing experimental techniques and teamwork
Y12 IB Physics students investigating Internal Resistance
Y11 IGCSE Students working though food tests in Biology
Y11 Physics IGCSE students showing off their BPHo Physics Challenge awards
Y8 students studying the shocking effects of electricity and magnetism
Y9 Students experimenting with enzymes looking at how starch is broken down
Rockets and excitement with some Primary school students
Science Teachers enjoying Songkran Celebrations
Science Technicians: K.Cha and K.Amp
Y7 students investigating acids and neutralisation.
Primary and KS3 students working on a their computer science challenges
Computer
programming Arduino and BBC micro:bits
Computer Science
Brain Training
Year 10 Students coding challenge
The BISP ROBOTICS TEAMS
Preparing and Competing in the National Vex Robotics competitions…
The BISP ROBOTICS TEAMS
Preparing and Competing in the National Vex Robotics competitions…
Mr. Man and Mr. Craigen extend their heartfelt thanks to all students for their enthusiasm, dedication, and creativity in producing outstanding work—whether in the workshop or through STEAM robotics. We look ahead with excitement to another year of innovation, inspiration, and success in our new workshops.
Year 7's started the year on a pencil graphical two point perspective project that gradually developed into computer aided design. We then focused on packaging and the various 'net's' associated with this. Presently we are working on a workshop based pinball game, combining all the learned skills from previous projects
The Year 8 students have been developing their CAD, drawing, and modelling skills through 3D printing and working with a range of materials. They have also been designing a board game, created using card and plywood. Additionally, the Year 8 project includes a pinball machine that brings together all the skills they have learned into a final design-and-make project
The Year 9 students have been developing their CAD, drawing, and modelling skills through 3D printing and working with a range of materials. They have also been working on branding and designing a fragrance bottle aimed at mass market appeal. The Year 9 project includes a pinball machine that brings together all the skills they have learned into a final design-and-make project.
Both the International Baccalaureate and Cambridge IGCSE explore topics from sustainable energy to 3D printing in manufacturing, using hands-on experimentation and inquiry-based learning to foster critical thinking and real-world problem-solving
Year 11 students take on the challenge of recognizing, evaluating, and addressing problems through imaginative thinking, careful planning, and inventive design approaches. They will work with a diverse range of materials, manufacturing techniques and tools to produce their final outcomes.
Year 13 students are advancing their proficiency through the development of the Internal Assessment project, integrating conventional fabrication methods with CAD/CAM technologies, including 3D printing and laser cutting. This component constitutes 40% of their final assessment in the International Baccalaureate program.
IB Visual Arts
Events
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM
Inspiring Learning
24 HOUR RACE
CAS HIGHLIGHTS
CAS HIGHLIGHTS
BISP 2025 SKI TRIP
7 EPIC DAYS
CLUB MED TOMAMU, HOKKAIDO, JAPAN
CHILLY LAUGHS
SNOWBOARD FREESTYLERS
SKIS AND SMILES
CARVING LEGENDS
Cooking & Kindness
This is the 3rd year of the Cooking & Kindness activity. One week we cook plant-based food and donate it to someone in the school community who we think deserves it. On alternate weeks we respond to requests for help from BISP staff and do things such as tidy classrooms, make displays for corridor display boards, and tidy or sort out things such as the robotics and art rooms.
DUKE OF EDINBURGH’S
INTERNATIONAL DAY INTERNATIONAL DAY
BISP
This year has been another exciting one for our Counselling and University Guidance Department, led by Ms. Amy, Mr. Tom, Ms. Aylssa, and Mr. Tucker. We continue to be passionate about supporting students in their well-being and future aspirations.
2024/2025 2024/2025 2024/2025
World Mental Health Celebration and Wellbeing Days
30+ mental health sessions for students and parents
4 Wellbeing Days, 1-week long World Mental Health Week
SAT and PSAT Test Center
6 SAT Sessions per school year for 180+
BISP University Fair September
130+ universities from 30 countries
5 local schools and over 1,000 students
University Visits and Certification Workshops
40+ University visits and workshops provided Workshops: Data Analysis, Medicine, Arts Portfolio
Fall and Spring PSAT Sessions for 60 BISP students Yr 11+12
LEARNING SUPPORT DEPARTMENT
MEET OUR TEAM
OUR TEAM WORKS WITH STUDENTS, TEACHERS, PARENTS AND THE WIDER SCHOOL COMMUNITY TO ENSURE THAT STUDENTS RECEIVE DIFFERENTIATED, SCAFFOLDED AND INDIVIDUALISED INSTRUCTION TO ADDRESS THEIR UNIQUE LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENTAL NEEDS.
RESOURCES
BY USING LOTS OF FUN AND CHALLENGING RESOURCES AND GAMES, WE HELP STUDENTS IN NURTURING BOTH ACADEMIC-EXCELLENCE AND PERSONAL GROWTH.
MUCH MORE BEYOND THE CLASSROOM!
‘TAIL WAGGIN TUTORS’
CHILDREN FROM YEAR 1 TO YEAR 6 ARE WELCOME EVERY WEDNESDAY TO READ TO CERTIFIED THERAPY DOGS WHILE BEING IN A LEARNING ENVIRONMENT TO DEVELOP THEIR READING SKILLS.
OUR EARLY YEARS AND PRIMARY TEACHERS CONTINUED THEIR MAKATON JOURNEY AND ATTENDED A LEVEL 2 WORKSHOP. THEY LEARNED A RANGE OF PRACTICAL SIGNS FOR THE CLASSROOM AND TIPS FOR EFFECTIVE SIGNING TO SUPPORT COMMUNICATION.
EXERCISE BEFORE SCHOOL IMPROVES ATTENTIVENESS AND COGNITIVE FUNCTIONING IN CLASS. EVERYDAY FROM 7.35 - 7.50 THE PRIMARY LS TEAM ORGANIZE ACTIVITIES, CIRCUITS AND GAMES IN THE PRIMARY HALL.
WE PROVIDE AND HELP STUDENTS WITH GENERAL STUDY SKILLS, TECHNIQUES AND EXAM PREPARATION AND REVISION.
MUSICAL MUSICAL CHAIRS CHAIRS
TUG-O-WAR TUG-O-WAR
TEACHER TEACHER DUNK DUNK
RAWAI house chic
sporty
multi-cultural
fun
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A R O N H O U S E
PTA
Thank you for the amazing support that the community have shown during the 2024-2025 school year. With your generosity and loving support we were able to accomplish the following: Halloween Bake Sale and Secondary Scavenger Hunt, Soccer 7’s Lemonade Stand, Christmas Fair, Vachira Cancer Institute Donation, Phuket Has Been Good to Us Thai Student Scholarship Donation, Chinese New Year, Early Years and Secondary Easter Egg Hunts, Parent Yoga, Supervised Study ECA, Year 6 Graduation Party Donation, Year 13 Graduation Sweatshirts, Year 13 Graduation Keepsakes, Swap Shops, and donating to our BISP support staff.
Thank you to our lovely parent and student voluntee rs for helping us at these events!
Better Together.
2024-2025 PTA Core Team
Chair/Board Parent/Secretary: Caitlin Schoenfeld | Vice Chair/Secondary Parent Rep Coordinator: Catherine Payne | Primary Parent Rep Coordinator: Irina Kumankova | Treasurer(s): Caitlin Schoenfeld, Teresa Shi | Event Coordinator(s): Ohana Birsinger, Ellie Higgins, Lorraine Lovegrove-Wood, Renautta Montes | Charity Coordinator(s): Farah Joo, Chuthipak Weidemann, Chelsea Williams | Thai Rep(s): Chuthipak Weidemann | Russian Rep(s): Tatiana Eremina | Chinese Reps(s): Ma Li, T eresa Shi, Warren Zhou
By Everyone Working Together
