Yearbook-PU (31 Aug 2017)

PRIMARY PRINCIPAL’S
MESSAGE
It is with great pleasure and satisfaction that we have successfully
completed yet another hectic academic year.
We mourned the loss of a great beloved King, King Bhumibhol
Adulyadej, and welcomed the new King Maha Vajiralongkorn.
We had numerous interesting programmes and activities
throughout the whole year.
SISB has just celebrated its 15th anniversary held together
with the soft opening of the new secondary campus which
boasts of first-class sports and performing arts facilities. Last
year was a transitional period where we made numerous
changes.
This year we have consolidated and further developed them.
The 5 Strategic Thrusts of Quality Teaching and Learning,
Quality Staff, Quality Students, Quality Resource Management,
Quality Parental and Community Partnership, which
we have crafted have guided us well and this will continue to
be our compass for the next five years.
Below are some of the numerous new initiatives that were
implemented and greatly enjoyed by the students:
CECILIA NG
PRINCIPAL, PRIMARY SECTION
• Stellar - Strategies for Teaching English Language and
Reading. This programme for the Pr 1-2 emphasises on
authentic experiential learning, engaging the students
in reading and understanding. As part of their learning
journey, lessons were conducted in Lumpini Park and
students wrote about their field trips to Safari World,
Royal Thai Air Force Museum, and Kids Science Discovery
Museum.
• Residential Trips for Pr 3 to Pr 6. Our students went to
Horseshoe Point, The Pines, Nakon Nayok and Rayong
for their Residential trips. We have received very good
feedback from students who thoroughly enjoyed the
trips. These trips had tremendous support from our
students and parents. They provide our students with
character development, focusing on collaboration and
working together harmoniously and cohesively.These
are excellent life skills needed by the students to prepare
them for 21st century.
• We are into the third year of Prefectship and our prefects
have done us proud. Besides their prefectorial duties of
looking after the students and ensuring that all is well,
they have also presented on various current affairs issues
eg Slimes,Road Safety, Planets. Good job, Prefects!
• Maths Trails which tested students on their creative
problem solving skills. They are given real life situations
which are not in the textbook, and have to find solutions.
These activities brings out the teamwork, collaboration,
and problem-solving skills in the students. Students
were required to present their findings to their
peers and teachers.