BISP Yearbook 2021/22

MISSION 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

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Yearbook 2021-2022

Table of Contents 4 10 14 18 24 30 36 42 48 52 58 60 62 64 66 73 75 78 80 84 86 90 92 94 96

Messages Little Ducks Nursery Reception Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Primary Art Primary EAL Primary Library Primary Thai Studies Early Years Physical Education Primary Cross Country Primary Modern Languages Primary Dance Primary Music & Drama Secondary Golden Mile Basketball Swimming Tennis Golf Football

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Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 13 Secondary English Secondary Thai Secondary Modern Languages Secondary Maths Secondary Humanities Secondary Science Secondary Computer Science Secondary Design & Technology STEAM Whole School AEN Secondary Art Secondary Physical Education Secondary Music & Drama Secondary EAL IEC IB CAS International Award (IA) Boarding Autographs

Message from the Headmaster Life in school is about personal growth, learning, developing/discovering your passion and maintaining a level of wellbeing to be happy and healthy. Our community of students, teachers, coaches, support staff and parents have supported each other in the past year in order to allow school to continue as we know it or as close as possible to that. We have seen sports, performing arts, trips, drama productions, bands, competitions against other schools and most activities return to our calendar.

It has been wonderful to welcome a record number of new students and families to the school this year and for some to rejoin us again. International examinations are back on site and the corridors and playgrounds echo with sounds of laughter, joy and friendship. While it is not easy to see someone smile, most have adapted to reading facial expressions and other physical symbols. Even so, the enthusiasm and love of school is obvious.

At times it was tough, there was change, protocols to follow, rules to obey and the unpredictable nature of the world. Most have become more resilient, developed new skills and habits and hopefully looked for opportunities rather than excuses.

Simon Meredith Headmaster

I am forever grateful to our community of students and parents for the ongoing support and cooperation in unprecedented times. You have truly reflected and lived our school values of respect, compassion and integrity. The teachers, coaches and support staff have adapted with confidence and a caring inclusive manner. They have provided an education for the students that has been continuous and of a high standard. Thank you to all staff for your professionalism and efforts to allow learning to continue no matter what the circumstances were.

Congratulations to our graduates who leave us to join universities around the world or begin new adventures and experiences. We look forward to hearing from you in the future.

To the editorial and marketing team, thank you for your efforts in documenting this year in so many different formats, as well as this Yearbook.

Messages from the Administration The end of the academic year, not only seems to be the end of classes but also the beginning of a new path in life. Some students will continue studying at BISP, beginning new subjects with new teachers. The Year 13 graduates are preparing for a new journey in a totally different environment. They have accomplished and completed school at BISP with pride. I would like to express my delight and gratitude to all who graduated. Congratulations on your well-deserved success!

This year is a memorable year for BISP as it is the 25th anniversary. We are sure to keep growing in the future. I am so appreciative of the success and the prosperity that has been created throughout the school. BISP will continue to keep improving in many ways including academics and facilities.

Asst.Prof.Dr.Nares Pantaratorn Managing director

In the past year, BISP has faced a difficult time during the pandemic of COVID-19.

The schools in Thailand had to close and provide online sessions instead. BISP has been conscious of this situation and adjusted the on-site courses to suit the situation and students’ needs. BISP was chosen to be one of The Safety School Sandbox Programmes. Moreover, we were the first school in Thailand that successfully arranged the Wellbeing and Sports Programme on-site during the pandemic and became a role model for other schools in Thailand. This enhanced our reputation’s global image.

I sincerely thank all teachers, staff, students and parents for your cooperation and support in the last school year.

Thank you for being a part of the BISP family.

First of all, I would like to congratulate all graduates this academic year and I wish you all the best going forward. This year will surely be a year to remember. I hope that you enjoy this yearbook and take a moment to reflect on the new learning, friendships, and fun that we experienced together this year.

I would like to say a special thank you to everyone for all the sacrifices made, and for always putting community before self. Without the combined efforts and sacrifices made by everyone, we would not be where we are today. We must not let our guard down until the COVID-19 virus is completely contained.

We are indeed blessed and thankful that we have reached the last day of the School year in 2021-2022 with everyone safe. Have a good and meaningful holiday, and I look forward to welcoming all of you back in 2022-2023.

Suwinai Viponchai School Director

Message from Primary

Kenneth Page

Principal, Primary School This has been another tremendous year in the Primary School at BISP. Looking through these pages you can see happy children enjoying successful learning in a school driven by the school values of respect, compassion (‘kindness’) and integrity. It is marvellous to see.

This has been a year of significant growth in which the confidence of our community in BISP, coupled with our global reputation, has brought an unprecedented number of new students to our school and to Primary in particular. As a result, we appear to be emerging strongly from these pandemic years.

Children have not only enjoyed the full range of lessons and learning throughout the year, we have increasingly been able to facilitate more of the additional activities that can serve to enhance the school experience, including going on residential trips, reintroducing lunchtime concerts, taking part in inter-school competitions and enjoying a fabulous stage performance of “Mystery at Magpie Manor” from our Year 4-6 children.

Thank you to our parent community for your support during challenging times. The partnership between you and the school staff has been strengthened through adversity; we look forward to building on this as we develop and grow.

I would like to take this opportunity to recognise the extraordinary efforts of many of my colleagues this past year. Through uncertain and sometimes personally challenging times, our teachers and teaching assistants have risen to the task of providing a welcoming and inclusive environment in which established children and those new to our school have all been able to come together to thrive and grow in their learning.

Similarly our administrative staff have been consistently friendly, helpful and positive throughout. Other BISP staff such as those working in nursing, security, premises management and in the kitchens have all played their part, rising to recent challenges in good spirits all to the same end: to enable our children to learn and thrive in a safe and happy environment.

“Inspire learning, nurture wellbeing, ignite passion”, as our school mission statement says.

Enjoy the yearbook!

Message from Secondary

Neil Crossland

Principal, Secondary School The Year Book is a wonderful reflection of the past 12 months, and I hope you enjoy the many memories and special moments that have occurred during the last academic year.

In a year which has continued to adjust to the ripple of the pandemic, we have achieved an incredible amount - outstanding examination results; amazing sports performances receiving national and international honours; Performing Arts students taking centre stage; and an incredible number of curriculum enrichment experiences that have added great value to the learning experience.

Our graduating class of 2022 are pursuing University placements and scholarship around the world and we wish them every success as they formally become BISP alumni. We hope to keep connected and hear how a BISP education has laid the foundations for further success. We also thank all other students who are leaving BISP this year, for their invaluable contributions and wish them well in their future endeavours.

On behalf of the teachers and staff at BISP, I congratulate and thank all students for their dedication and commitment to our wonderful school.

Messages from the Head Students It was 10 years ago when I first joined BISP, barely able to speak any English.

I thought I would not be able to adapt to this school and would have to leave.

But here I am, a decade later, still having an amazing time at BISP. It is a testament to the friendliness of the BISP community. There is always a place for everyone in this community.

A reason why BISP is so special is the endless possibilities it provides for you to develop your passion and interests along with a supportive community ready to celebrate and cheer you on. Whether it be academics, sports, arts or performing arts, these passions can flourish here at BISP. It was these opportunities which shaped me into who I am today.

Being the Head Student is an opportunity for me to give back to the community. Working with the Student Leadership Team, we have launched many projects to strengthen the community’s bond and amplify the student’s voices. I wish to pass these on to the future Head Students, to further improve and work to make BISP and its community even better.

Thank you to everyone for putting the trust in me to be the voice of the student body, I am both honoured and humbled to have been in this position.

I hope I have left a legacy behind, no matter how small it is. It has been an unforgettable ride. There is, truly, no place like BISP.

Wongsathorn Tonkultorn Head student

BISP is one of a kind. The numerous opportunities to explore various passions such as sports, music, arts and academics have shaped me into who I am today.

What is incredibly special about BISP is the supportive culture and the friendly community to try new things. This has enabled me to go out of my comfort zone and grown to be a well-rounded person.

My heartfelt appreciation goes to the compassionate and caring teachers and students with whom I have formed deep friendships.

As Head Student, I had the great honour to be the voice for the student body and the servant leader for the BISP community. By creating the role of Student Representatives, we were able to promote student voice and leadership. It filled my heart with immense joy and fulfilment to watch the Student Representatives and Leaders blossom in their roles and take initiative to add value. I hope this will continue and become part of the BISP culture.

My experience as Head Student is an something I will always cherish. Thank you for giving me the privilege to be your Head Student from 2021-2022. I hope the Student Leadership Team has left a legacy behind and made an impact in the past year.

Tiffany Yip

Head student

I wish the new Student Leadership Team every success and believe you all will do amazing job. Best wishes to everyone!

Little Ducks

Frogs Class

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Little Ducks

Geckos Class

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wendy

leonid

maya

koa

vincent

Dean

Pie

Emmaline

patrick

kyle

olivia

Aura

clarissa

Amelia

emanuel

kabir

Ms. Rose

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Mr. Neil

Ms. Pla

Ms. Mam

Celebrating special days together

Getting physical Songkran 2022

Ice cream friday

Hole in one!

Making marks Being creative

Role playing

Understanding the world

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chloe

Ella

jonty

kiana

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Michelle

milin

quinlan

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Ms. Chon

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Mr. ed

Ms. jit

Learning is more fun when we play!!

Going out exploring

Creative and imaginative

Celebrating songkran

In the mud kitchen

construction

Four? Fore!

Fine motor skills

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Abu

Christian

Jenita

Angela

AngPao

Christopher

Vika

Konmek

Victoria

Kiki

Boston

Victoria

Katya

Jake Songkran

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Santa’s Grotto

Busy bees

Girls just wanna have fun

Library time

Halloween

B-i-n-g-o !!!

Anyone want orange juice?

Loy krathong

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Ella Grace

Alinda

Belief

Tanthai

Angel

Reuben

Ella

Jaonaay

Phoenix

Jake

Axl

Connor

Julian

Miaoting

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Kayori

Reading our Favourite Books

Sharing Stories

Halloween Dress Up Day

Building in the construction area Loy Krathong

Outside Fun!

Loy Krathong Sensory Play

Fine Motor Development

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alex

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gavin

Evie w

dylan

zuri

kunatt

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ruge

liya

shiry

raya

sienna

christmas

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Fun outside

exploring

Blowing bubbles

Charley bear’s birthday

SONGKRAN

Loy krathong

making patterns

cooking Exploring

halloween

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Liza in her Secondary Art Lesson.

Evie is reading in the book corner.

Evelyn is making an array.

Jacob is performing an experiment.

Ellie is using construction paper.

Konstantin is sorting 3D shapes.

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Mio is in the sponge race learning about absorption.

Jasmine is measuring in centimetres.

Paul is completing a spelling jigsaw.

Daniil is making a robot.

Gordei holding an elephant tooth.

Liya on Book Character Day.

Lily is playing a doubling game.

Pinn is measuring mass using non-standard units.

Ella hanging an orchid in our garden.

Happy Songkran!

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Fabulous

2JS Pat

measuring Vivienne

A great team!

Anna-Maria

Jonathan

John

writing

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playing sports

Kai

Daisy

Zanee

being creative Anthony

exploring

Alejandra

reading

researching

Sam

Emma

Kiichi

problem solving

being mindful Noah

Alex

being musical

Ms Sherlock and Ms Pia

Ali

coding

loving teaching 2JS 31

Juliet

Zakhar

Sydney

Tate

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Sammy

Matthew

Xici

Taylor

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Jake

Tommy

Buddy

Miss Krijewski

Anna

Masha

Miss Aon

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Friends

Art

Halloween

BFFs

Football Songkran Halloween

Lego with friends

Chinese New Year 33

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Abigail

Ameliia

Alvin

August

Bella

Alena

Sienna

Pauline

Elisei

Eva

Rain

Jenya

Zainen

Paula

Jetinn

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Kris, Ferry and Salin enjoyi

Happy Loy Krathong

Varia, William, Michelle and Platon investigating wheels and axles.

Morgan, Albert, Ocean and Sophie researching rocks and making fossils.

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Sascha and Titan creating on the pottery wheel.

Happy Christmas!

Gina and Bella testing out their catapults in Topic.

Celebrating Baan Day

Jacob building his go kart track in Topic.

Happy Chinese New Year 37

3KTh!

We have had a lot of fun, thank you for a wonderful year!

Mrs Thongsen and Ms Rak

Mark

Ainsley and Rory

Valeriia, Elsa, Mariia and Laney

Ainsley, Mark, Neilday and Nai Neua

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Kun

Y4

Amina

Leila, Neilday, Nai Neua and Valeriia

Charlotte

Ainsley, Neilday and Laney

Collaborative rainbow colouring during mental health week.

Alex

Phenix

Loy Krathong - Charlotte, Josh, Phenix, Ainsley, Leila, Elsa, Mariia, Valeriia, Laney, Kun and Nai Neua

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The Red Tigers- Rosie, London, Leo and Isaak.

The Yellow Leopards - Nazar, Serene, Anya and Chloe.

The Green Cobras - Momo and Taa.

The Blue Sharks - Jinly, Rina and Galina.

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London

Leo

Jinly

Anya

Nazar

Rina

Isaak

The Stars of 3PJ Chloe

Serene

Taa

Galina

Rosie

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Momo

Mr Jackson and Miss Rak

Paddy: I really enjoyed Reading and Topic, especially ‘Matter Matters’

Lara: I really like BIS and I have made some great friends… and I love reading!

Jade: I like football and Art. I really enjoyed reading, too!

Anjie: This year I liked the Y4 Camp, Art and writing poetry!

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George: I loved ‘Matter Matters’ for topic! I also enjoyed football and handwriting!

Leo and Dylan: We loved Camp because we had great activities, went to many places and went on a boat!

Valentina: : I like Maths, and I enjoyed learning about decimals.

Pavel: I love the books and food at BIS!

Taisiya: I love playing tennis and poster making for topics!

Alisa: I love Library because I love reading books!

Kris: I really enjoyed chess and Maths the most - especially fractions!

Zak: I loved Wellbeing. I learned how be kind and lots of nice stuff!

Adam: I improved a lot in handwriting. My favourite subject is Maths because it makes my brain think!

Mali: I like Art and colouring - and I learned a lot in Maths!

Selena: I also like Art - and I enjoyed doing fractions in Maths!

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Year 4KE

Ferry, Lucas and Marco enjoying a game of Mathopoly.

Edward and Thomas being challenged during Lego Club.

Pangpon and Nicolas collaborating during topic.

Leah and Mandy our talented class starlets.

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Tristan getting creative with his artwork.

Jasmine and Pj taking time to do some research.

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Zakhar and Pierson exploring the body through VR.

Ticha transformed into a mermaid during camp.

- a.a Milne

Promise me you’ll always remember You are braver than you believe stronger than you seem and smarter than you think!

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4JW 4JW all dressed up for Halloween!

Songkran fun!

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group’s kindness and enthusiasm.

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4JW getting creative in the Maker Space.

Eli making a tessellation on World Maths Day.

A happy class with Secret Santa presents!

‘And they’re off!’ for Cross Country!

Savannah enjoying some reading time.

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Respecting water (and teachers!) during Songkran.

Merry Christmas with Santa and his helpers!

Getting ‘hands on’ in Maths.

4JW having fun in the sun on camp!

Showing what we know about the human body.

Paris and Salin all ready for football golf!

Playing the dreidel game to learn more about Hanukkah.

Isabella enjoying ‘Baan Day’.

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fabulous 5KT!

Potter celebrating Halloween!

Gorn, Nessy Ninja!

Rosie experiencing the pottery wheel.

Jenny loving Splash Jungle!

Perla celebrating at football golf!

Alex chilling on the Year 5 camp.

Anna-Irina joins 5KT.

Jayden enjoying the Kathu waterfall.

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Mason enjoying the rides at Splash Jungle!

Watch out for Kim Eng!

Eva soaking up the beach life on camp!

Josh celebrating Halloween!

Lash looking out for frogs!

Jasmin getting ready to take a shot!

Michael - too cool for school!

Porsche loving life at Splash Jungle!

Anna winning gold in the Cross Country.

Welcome to BISP Vlad!

Goalie Solomon!

Look out for Tai!

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5CM

Noah Wendy Nikolai Ulyana William Violeta Scottneil Jessica Henley Karin Picha Aran Kristy Julian Valentina Anastasiia Ruobing Arrow Jinjin

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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.

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Aiden Bambi Cael Dani Eason Ethan Jaden Johan Kai Kate

MRS HEWISON

Lia Livvy Max Maia Maya Mickey Riley Vera Vicky Valeriya

Designing and making replica Viking boats

Y6 Residential Camp

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Green Cobras

Blue Sharks Cross Country 2020

Red Tigers

Collaboration

Yellow Leopards

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Primary Art

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Jacob Flint

Yingzhu Chen

Isabella Mialkos

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Jade Davis

Leah Klinhom

Edward Barrachina Navalinskaite

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Pantapat Pichainavee

Aran Soorian- Nicol

Ulyana Ptukhina

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Y6 Group Project

Y6 Group Project

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Y6 Group Project

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PRIMARY

EAL

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

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Primary Library and Makerspace 2021-2022 Library Team: Ms Louise Khun Fon Khun Too Khun Taeng 62

In the library we read...

In the library we create...

In the library we code...

Mrs McGuigan shared the book she illustrated with us, 'Jada Mei Mathews' Plan Perfect'

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Thaistudies Studies2021-2022 2021-2022 Thai

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Year Thai 2 playing gam es.

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All of Year 6 in their Songkran outfits.

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Early Years PE

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BISP KS1 PE

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BISP KS1 PE

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KS2 PE

Teamwork Challenge determination friendship 70

knowledge + understanding communication + empathy physical skills + competence

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Head Heart HaNDs

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Primary Cross Country 2021 take your marks...go!

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三年级

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四年级

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五年级

今天天⽓很好。”

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我们的春节 （Our Spring Festival)

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BISPDance

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BISPDance

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PRIMARY MUSIC

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12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS

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KS 2 PRODUCTION MYSTERY AT MAGPIE MANOR

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KS1 DRAMA AND EY MUSIC

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Secondary Golden Mile 2021

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Podium Finishers Over 15

Under 15

Under 13

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BISP Basketball 2021-22

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U11 Junior NBA League

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U9 Playground League

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BISP Sea Eagles Tennis Academy 2021-22

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BISP 21-22 CRUZEIRO BISP CRUZEIRO 20 2021-22 YEARBOOK YEARBOOK

UNDER 14 BOYS

UNDER 14 GIRLS

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UNDER 16 BOYS

UNDER 18 BOYS

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UNDER 14 BOYS

UNDER 14 GIRLS

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UNDER 16 BOYS

UNDER 18 BOYS

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Year 10

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Year 11

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English

Exceptional Writing

The fields are yellow and dry, and are hard as a boulder.

The clouds aren’t white anymore; they are black and full of rain.

From then on, he told himself to be grateful, And to remember all the positive things.

Where the remains of the rose bush lay, A bright new flower bloomed in its place.

Lucas Man, Year 8

Tobias Daniel, Year 8

The sky is a deep cobalt, with a handful of smoky wisps of clouds dotting the horizon. Trees that shine like emeralds stand tall; their leaves touch the sky.

Emma Zitek, Year 8 At the end of a hard day training at the gym, tear open a funky vegan chocolate bar to reveal huge chunks of the best chocolate you have ever tasted. Take it with you on the go, or share with your friends. There is more than enough!

I still can’t stop thinkin’ about that moment in the river. I remember everythin’. The bright, warm sun shinin’ down on us. The light reflectin’ off the rushin’ river; the smell of the grass and the mud. But the part I can't get outta my head is that moment, Lennie.

Regyel Tsering, Year 10

Celia de Rocher de la Baune, Year 9

RIA FORMAS - According to Miguel Correia, who is a biologist at the University of the Algarve’s Centre for Marine Science, the seahorses’ population has dropped 90% in the past 20 years. The main reason is due to unregulated fishing and that seahorses live in environments that are often attacked, like mangroves and coral reefs.

Andrey Grebeshkov, Year 7

Two paths diverged in my complicated mind I’m sorry that I can’t choose both I thought long and hard which kept me behind I looked down one as far as I could But the answer was not what I expected to find Madelaine Ashbrook, Year 8 Leave me be With the moon, my dogs, my girls, They are gentle in a way you could never be Harsh lines and week-old stubble Cut a jagged shape across the windowpane Where you stand, hoping I might learn your name Ruby Redl, Year 12

I think a lot about what Johnny wrote.

Life really is precious and if we don’t stop to look around once in a while we just might miss something beautiful.

Chanita Taraporn, Year 9 Some of our students wholeheartedly believe that pineapple on pizza is one of the most divine and mouthwateringly delicious flavour combinations ever invented.

Imogen Crossland, Year 11

I would bake my beloved beautiful brown boring bread with a beloved beautiful brown bread butter, but I’d be broken if sweet strawberry sauce made you sad.

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English

Shakespeare Festival

Year 11 Year 9 Persuasive Advertising

Speed Debates

Year 7 In the News

Year 12 Gallery Walk

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THAI SECONDARY

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Year 11 Geograp hy

Year 7 Geography Field Trip

IB Geography Tourism IA

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Year 9 & 4 Geography Mangrove Exchange

Year 9 Geography D ebates

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Year 11 History Role Play

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Year 7 History Pre sentations

Year 11 Global Perspectives Mandalas

Year 10 Business Studies Market Day

Economics - Problem Solving

Psychology - eating cake & testing our visuospatial memory 123

A farewell message from mr hardy...

"After 30 years of teaching, I have decided to take a retirement break here in Phuket.

I would like to thank the wonderful staff at BISP and especially my colleagues in the Science Department for their help, support and camaraderie. For all the students who have studied Science and Biology with me, I wish them every success in their wonderful futures. -Stay inquisitive, ask questions, be kind and always try your best!"

- Nick Hardy using lenses to work on focal points in physics

students film themselves dissecting a kidney Our first group of UK CREST Award winners. This is an after school club in Secondary to promote Science to our primary students.

Y10 students complete a chemistry titration

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SurGEONs in training in y10

Y12 extracted DNA from a Kiwi Fruit

Students use CONVEx lenses to create inverted images after lots of online learning, students have worked hard to improve their practical skills in science

Y7 students learning about diffusion

Throughout the year y10 have dissected a heart, a kidney and an eye!

Y13 students enjoy a dissection just as much as anyone else! Here they are dissecting a heart.

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The next generation of problem solvers using Computer Science

Computer Science

Programming BBC Micro:bit Machines

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Computer Science Students with some of their passion Projects for CAS: An Augmented reality sandbox a 3d Printed Prosthetic arm for a child in Singapore

Computer Science

YeaR 13 CELEBRATING their ACHIEVEMENTS

Year 11 Prepared for their exams

Year 10 solving global issues during Eco Week

Mr Clark and Mr Phillips…

Are we living in the matrix?

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We have had another great year in the Design and Technology department and Mr Man and Mr Craigen would like to thank all out students for their inspiration, involvement and motivation to create some fantastic projects both in the workshop and through through the STEAM project for students in Year 7, 8 and 9. Both myself and Mr Craigen are already looking forward to next year as, no doubt, it will be another inspirational year!

Year 7 students have been designing a light box, in the style of Memphis, using laser cutting and soldering techniques. Students are decorating their designs using a range of finishing techniques

The Year 8 students have been learning to manipulate acrylic using a laser cutter and strip heater, amongst other tools and equipment in the workshop. The acrylic desk tidy project has inspired many different themes for their individual designs.

The Year 9 students have been learning a range of graphic and modelling techniques for their shoe design projects. Students have been encouraged to develop their designs to suit a selected target market.

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Year 10 students are developing their IGCSE design projects by modelling their ideas in card, plywood and acrylic. They will then make a full size prototype for their final design. Students use a range of machinery and equipment in the workshop for their projects with the focus on accuracy and quality.

The students need to problem solve, develop and work out manufacturing and joining decisions for their final design.

The Year 13’s students have been learning to develop their Internal Assessment project by using traditional methods as well as by using CAD and CAM programmes such as a 3D printer and a laser cutter. The projects account for 40% towards their final marks for the International Baccalaureate.

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The STEAM framework brings together the five disciplines of Science, Technology, Engineering, Computer Science, Art and Maths to create an inclusive learning environment that encourages all students to participate and contribute. Students in Year 7, 8 and 9 took part in a STEAM event over 3 days.

Day 1: Students were introduced to the design problem with teachers from Maths, Art, Science, English and Humanities directing the project.

Day 2: Students were busy finishing their designs and started to build their houses using specified materials.

Day 3: The model houses were tested and evaluated at the amphitheatre with the judges, Mr Man and Mr Craigen, who decided the winning team! The winning team were Japan with Arkady Igolkin, Thamwichai Limsomboon, Valeriia Lakovleva, Marius Quinten and Ty Wiebe.

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The BISP ROBOTICS TEAM… Preparing for the upcoming competitions

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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. Every, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 7.30 - 7.50 the AEN team and CAS students organize activities, circuits and games.

The British International Primary School in Phuket has become 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.

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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

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