Yearbook AY 2021-2022 (Suvarnabhumi campus)
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YEARBOOK<br />
<strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong><br />
Singapore International School <strong>Suvarnabhumi</strong>
SCHOOL HISTORY<br />
With the rapid growth of its student population, SISB identified the need to<br />
expand its <strong>campus</strong> facilities. On 7 June 2002, Her Royal Highness Princess Maha<br />
Chakri Sirindhorn presided over the Grand Opening of SISB Prach Uthit <strong>campus</strong>,<br />
a new <strong>campus</strong> features well-equipped classrooms, a library, science and computer<br />
laboratories, a multi-purpose hall, basketball court, swimming pool, playground<br />
and offers full-fledged curricula for students from age 2 to 18.<br />
In June 2013, the SISB <strong>Suvarnabhumi</strong> <strong>campus</strong> was launched as part of the SISB<br />
family of <strong>campus</strong>es serving the student community in the south-eastern Bangkok<br />
metropolitan area. Today, Principal Ms Jasmine Choong Wen Yih, is leading the<br />
school in creating a vibrant learning community, one who empowers students to<br />
achieve academic excellence with an emphasis on holistic development.<br />
SISB Survanabhumi <strong>campus</strong> is a member of ISAT (International School Association<br />
of Thailand). In 2010, SISB was Fully accredited by the Office for National<br />
Education Standards and Quality Assessment(ONESQA) under the Private<br />
Education Act of Thailand. In 10 June <strong>2021</strong>, SISB <strong>Suvarnabhumi</strong> <strong>campus</strong> was<br />
awarded the CIS accredidation for Membership status.<br />
Together with the competent and passionate team of teachers and staff, the<br />
school is focused on working collaboratively with parents and the community to<br />
help students realise their potential and be nurtured to become future leaders.<br />
Founded in 2001, SISB currently has 4 <strong>campus</strong>es in Thailand which adopt the Singapore and<br />
UK curricula as the foundation for teaching and learning.<br />
The SISB name is inspired by our first <strong>campus</strong>, the Singapore International School of<br />
Bangkok (2001), the first Singapore International School that was established in Thailand<br />
which pioneered the Singapore education curriculum.<br />
SISB provides a standardised curriculum underscored by the twin principals of the<br />
Singapore education system and consistently delivers high quality education that many<br />
have come to trust of SISB. Through a board based and unique tri-lingual curriculum, SISB<br />
offers a safe and nurturing learning environment and provides opportunities and<br />
challenges to foster students as lifelong learners and future leaders.<br />
SISB upholds the reputation of the globally renowned, excellent education system of<br />
Singapore and holds the duty to contribute positively to the development of education in<br />
Thailand.<br />
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Our Accreditation Partners<br />
ONESQA<br />
In 2010, SISB was fully accredited by the Office for National Education Standards and Quality Assessment (ONESQA) under<br />
the Private Education Act of Thailand.<br />
ISAT<br />
Member of the International Schools Association of Thailand.<br />
CIS<br />
Member of the Council of International Schools<br />
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SISB<br />
SCHOOLS STORY<br />
Leading International School In Thailand<br />
SISB is a leading international school that provides some of the best curricula from around the world. This includes the Singapore<br />
curriculum that is ranked among the top in the world for Mathematics and Science, UK curriculum and the IB Diploma Programme.<br />
Since our establishment in 2001, SISB has grown to four <strong>campus</strong>es in Thailand (Pracha Uthit, <strong>Suvarnabhumi</strong>, Thonburi and Chiangmai)<br />
with two more <strong>campus</strong>es in Nonthaburi and Rayong to be ready in 2023. Our unique strength lies in teaching our students to be<br />
trilingual: English, Thai and Chinese, in addition to a holistic education to develop students to their fullest potential.<br />
Internationally Recognised and Proven Pathway to Success<br />
All <strong>campus</strong>es provide a standardised curriculum and consistently deliver high-quality education that many have come to trust of SISB.<br />
Our <strong>campus</strong>es have received many accreditations from various recognised organisations, such as the Singapore Examinations and Assessment<br />
Board, Cambridge International Examinations, the International Baccalaureate, and the Council of International Schools, an<br />
esteemed recognition for quality international schools.<br />
Most importantly, SISB creates a pathway to success for our graduates. From 2020 to <strong>2021</strong>, all of our graduates received university<br />
offers, including from some of the top 100 universities in the world, such as Imperial College London, the University of Edinburgh,<br />
Tsinghua University, and the University of Manchester.<br />
The SISB community is inspired by a global outlook and enriched by cultural diversity. SISB has established its reputation as a trusted<br />
brand for quality education in Thailand and continues to grow as an organisation dedicated to providing world-class education.<br />
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SCHOOL INSTRUCTIONAL GOALS & OBJECTIVES<br />
We believe that the spirit of these goals and objectives will mould the values, attitudes and actions of all stakeholders and will enable<br />
students to confront and address the multiplicity of problems and challenges which come from living in an ever-changing and diverse<br />
world. We aim to offer quality programmes:<br />
1. We provide a conducive and safe learning environment that is intercultural, international, multilingual and challenging for<br />
effective learning and teaching.<br />
2. We aspire to having our students become academically able, critical thinkers, life-long learners and global citizens in a learning<br />
environment which is intercultural, international and multilingual in its outlook, and rigorous, creative and nurturing in its<br />
approach.<br />
3. We nurture our students to attain a level of competency in three languages, and to equip them with information technology and<br />
life skills necessary to successfully access tertiary education in universities of their choice throughout the world.<br />
4. We promote a healthy lifestyle through co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.<br />
5. We ensure professional development for all our staff, and commit to working with parents and other stakeholders to build a strong<br />
and close-knit community.<br />
SCHOOL VALUES<br />
Independence, Respect, Resilience, Responsibility.<br />
SCHOOL PHILOSOPHY<br />
We believe that students are unique individuals endowed with special talents and have the desire to succeed, and that every student is<br />
important, every parent a partner, and every staff our valued asset.<br />
SCHOOL VISION<br />
Every student will aspire to be a Scholar, a Leader and a Global Citizen.<br />
SCHOOL MISSION<br />
To be a World-Class School that provides the students with holistic education to make the world a better place.<br />
SCHOOL MOTTO<br />
Spirit of Excellence.<br />
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MESSAGE FROM<br />
Head Of School<br />
The COVID-19 pandemic has taught all of us that we cannot take<br />
things for granted. The pandemic has also heightened the need for<br />
all of us to have the growth mindset, to be critical thinkers and risk<br />
takers to seek new knowledge and continual improvement.<br />
At SISB <strong>Suvarnabhumi</strong> <strong>campus</strong>, we believe in nurturing the whole<br />
child by providing rigorous curriculum, a comprehensive co-curricular<br />
activities, enrichment programmers and competitions to<br />
challenge the students, broaden their horizons and maximize<br />
their potentials so that our students can “Shine like Stars in the<br />
Universe”.<br />
Students should continuously strive to achieve the 10 SISB Student<br />
Outcomes. Our students need to be resilient, knowledgeable,<br />
reflective and global in their outlook. There are many milestones<br />
for them to achieve. Getting good grades and graduation<br />
are only small milestones in the life journey of a child. Success is<br />
only a milestone and not a destination, as after every success, we<br />
need to move on for the next challenge in life.<br />
This will be my last year of service at SISB <strong>Suvarnabhumi</strong> <strong>campus</strong>.<br />
I feel fortunate and blessed to have the opportunity to be your<br />
Principal and Head of school to work with all of you for the past 4<br />
years. I shall miss all the greetings that I receive from all my lovely<br />
children each day, hearing their cheeky conversations or seeing<br />
their happy faces.<br />
To all the teachers whom I have worked with, all the best to you;<br />
you have been magnificent during the Covid-19 pandemic in response<br />
to the crisis. I am sure that any parent who sat next to their<br />
child during home-based learning developed a greater appreciation<br />
not only for what teachers do, but for what they can’t do<br />
when schools are not fully open.<br />
I would like to thank all the parents who have supported me and<br />
the school for the past 4 years. It has been such an honour to<br />
know all of you and to work with some of you to organise school<br />
events. We are able to keep the number of Covid-19 cases low in<br />
school because of your co-operation and strong sense of social<br />
responsibility to keep the SISB <strong>Suvarnabhumi</strong> community safe.<br />
I wish everyone good health and happiness and wish you “The Best Is Yet to Be”!<br />
MS Jasmine Choong Wen Yih<br />
Head Of School & Primary Principal<br />
Singapore International School of Bangkok - <strong>Suvarnabhumi</strong> Campus<br />
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Home based learning is difficult for the students, especially the younger ones<br />
who are more used to a structured learning environment. Research shows that<br />
full benefit of the home based learning experience hinges on four factors in<br />
the home: space, the availability of devices, Wi-Fi speeds and parental skills. It<br />
takes a tremendous amount of trust and understanding for home based learning<br />
and online examination to run smoothly. I am pleased to note that many<br />
of our students exemplified many of the student outcomes such as punctuality,<br />
presence, task completion and quality test results.<br />
The pandemic has affected us in many ways and will, no doubt, continue to<br />
impact our lives for the foreseeable future. I wish to extend my thanks to the<br />
incredible staff of SISB SV, for their hard work and willingness to do whatever<br />
is asked of them during this time. Their positivity, support and determination<br />
makes my job as principal not only easier but a pleasure as well – I am proud<br />
to lead such an amazing team! Well done and thank you to all of our pupils –<br />
throughout the year and into lockdown who have continued to do their best.<br />
But most of all I would like to convey a BIG thank you to all parents who give<br />
us feedback and support for the home base learning. You are truly our partners<br />
in education .<br />
Jasmine Choong<br />
Deputy Principal
Nurse<br />
Kinderg
y &<br />
arten
N1 Love<br />
Aileen<br />
Charma<br />
Kin<br />
Mali<br />
Front Row (Left to Right)<br />
Nebula, Iris, Athens , Nana, Nava, Sky, Hannah<br />
Back Row (Left to Right)<br />
Teacher Lorena, Jumbo, Ati, Tynn, Pie, Teacher Daeng, Teacher Emm<br />
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Dear N1 Love students,<br />
Lorena Acevedo<br />
This academic year has been really amazing!<br />
I’m so grateful for how incredible and unique<br />
each of you are. I will surely miss your smiles,<br />
your laughter, your hugs, your kindness, your<br />
curious minds and your willingness to try.<br />
It has been a pleasure to see you grow and<br />
develop daily. Thank you my dear N1 students<br />
for being one of the most outstanding little<br />
persons I have ever met in my career. I will<br />
always remember the fun and sweet moments<br />
we shared together. Please remember me<br />
when all of you become famous!! :)<br />
With love,<br />
T. Lorena<br />
Punnee Chuenprapakorn<br />
Khantong Pradabsri<br />
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N2 Love<br />
Front Row (Left to Right)<br />
Bella, Miti, Latte, Iry, Kamthang, Groot, Pun<br />
Middle Row (Left to Right)<br />
Mina, Alice, Nara<br />
Back Row (Left to Right)<br />
Teacher Leo, Charles, Chong, Captain, Alex, Teacher Rin, Teacher Mint<br />
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Leonard Coertse Batt<br />
This was a challenging year for N2<br />
Love as we had many interruptions<br />
caused by Covid as well as other<br />
circumstances, but in true SISB<br />
fashion we used our resilient nature<br />
to overcome these obstacles.<br />
Together we learned many new things<br />
and grew emotionally together.<br />
This year we all laughed, played and<br />
cried together, we let our unique<br />
personalities guide us to realise how<br />
special we truly are.<br />
Sasirin Saichairta<br />
Narissara Sillapuksa<br />
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N2 Joy<br />
Chilli<br />
Oak<br />
Dena<br />
Front Row (Left to Right)<br />
Nina, Celine, Chanchao, Layla,Mira, Thee<br />
Middle Row (Left to Right)<br />
Tooru, Alice, Peyton, Jedi, YangYang<br />
Back Row (Left to Right)<br />
Teacher Annie, Ava, Doris, Victor, DuDu, Teacher Rose Ann, Teacher Jah<br />
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Dear N2 Joy students,<br />
It has been an amazing year watching<br />
each and everyone of you grow. The year<br />
has come and gone so quickly I cannot<br />
believe the end is already here. I am<br />
so excited for your futures and I want<br />
nothing but the very best in the years<br />
to come. I know that each and everyone<br />
of you will succeed in anything you<br />
put your minds to. Remember to always<br />
work hard and never give up!<br />
Marry Ann Cueto Mortilla<br />
Good luck next year in Kindergarten!<br />
N2 family loves you all!<br />
Sincerely,<br />
T.Annie<br />
Supakcharee Kanapak<br />
Rose Ann Revillas<br />
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K1 Love<br />
Delta<br />
Weena<br />
TJ<br />
Phon<br />
Front Row (Left to Right)<br />
Aclaire, Poom, Kata, Gus, Lucus, August, Pher<br />
Middle Row (Left to Right)<br />
Bright, Eye, Tee, Nitaan, Harvey<br />
Back Row (Left to Right)<br />
Teacher Kevin, Teacher Sherlyn<br />
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Kevin Lewis<br />
What a year it has been! When our K1<br />
Love family first came together, we<br />
were still learning online and facing<br />
all the problems that came with that.<br />
From the very first day, I was so proud<br />
of you all for how resilient you were,<br />
and how well you adapted to the<br />
situation. When we finally returned<br />
to school in term 2, it was great to be<br />
together at last, and to get to know<br />
each other even more. On that first<br />
day, there was a lot of excitement, but<br />
we were all also a bit nervous and shy.<br />
now we are at the end of our K1 journey<br />
together, I am amazed by the<br />
confident and outgoing individuals<br />
you have all become. I wish you all the<br />
very best in K2, and I will miss each<br />
and every one of you!<br />
Shelyrn Congreso Santiago<br />
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K1 Joy<br />
Aday<br />
Brooklyn<br />
Petite<br />
Front Row (Left to Right)<br />
Jill Jill, Aurora, Sun Sun, Yeren, Bina<br />
Middle Row (Left to Right)<br />
Nhamjai, Kato, Ting Ting, Rin<br />
Back Row (Left to Right)<br />
Teacher Bella, Sarah, Michael, Eli, Teacher Mary<br />
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Bilegtuya Batochir<br />
It has been such a pleasure to have been<br />
a part of K1 Joy’s learning journey this<br />
year, and I am so proud of each and every<br />
one of you. These have been difficult<br />
times for everybody, but you have met<br />
these challenges with respect and<br />
resilience. It is hard for me to believe<br />
that the confident and outgoing<br />
children that are now moving up to K2,<br />
are the same quiet and timid children<br />
that joined our K1 Joy class at the<br />
beginning of the year. You have all<br />
progressed and developed so much, and I<br />
know you will do great things in K2.<br />
Good luck, K1 Joy!<br />
Mary Jane N. David<br />
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K2 Love<br />
Han Han<br />
Best<br />
Front Row (Left to Right)<br />
Mark, Viva, Ping, Matt, Pan, Famous, Andria<br />
Middle Row (Left to Right)<br />
Kaela, Mavin, Keetar, Martin<br />
Back Row (Left to Right)<br />
T. Rosel, Fen, Sakura, Grace, Sean, Peaton, T. Ghib<br />
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Dear K2-Love,<br />
Rosela Reyes Nuqui<br />
Time flies! We cannot believe that you are<br />
about to enter your primary years soon. We<br />
are so happy with what you have achieved<br />
academically, physically, emotionally and<br />
socially in spite of the challenges you had<br />
this school year. You have shown resilience<br />
in virtual, hybrid and onsite learning. You<br />
bravely combat Covid-19 virus by adapting<br />
to the protocols and new norms that we have<br />
implemented at school. Here you are now;<br />
ready to go on further in your next level of<br />
learning. We are very proaud of all of you.<br />
We will surely miss you. All the best, K2-<br />
Love!<br />
Love,<br />
T. Rosel and T. Ghib<br />
Ghibellene Atender Baclay<br />
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K2 Joy<br />
Aachen<br />
Wayu<br />
Front Row (Left to Right)<br />
Kin, Burton, Fei Fei, Mina, Kirin, Matt, Bright<br />
Middle Row (Left to Right)<br />
Kyu, Hao Hao, John, Penguin, I-Oun, Icon<br />
Back Row (Left to Right)<br />
Teacher Claudio, Dean, Chao, Yiyi, Teacher Bhel<br />
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“It’s not what you do for your children, but what<br />
you have taught them to do for themselves that<br />
will make them successful human beings.”<br />
- Ann Landers<br />
Claudio Alberto Martinez Diaz<br />
Dear K2 Joy,<br />
It’s been an honour and a privilege to accompany<br />
you during this whole year. We<br />
have watched you grow, change and discover<br />
your own path, trying to guide you the<br />
best possible way.<br />
This year passed really quickly, but you<br />
know what people say - time flies when you<br />
are having fun. We will always treasure all<br />
the moments we lived together as K2 Joy<br />
<strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong>.<br />
As you continue through your school life,<br />
never forget to keep learning and keep having<br />
fun.<br />
We are really proud of you!<br />
Love<br />
T. Claudio and T. Bhel<br />
Belinda Salac Faustino<br />
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K2 Gra
duates
K2 Love<br />
Andria Famous Fen Grace Kaela<br />
Peaton<br />
PingPing<br />
Sakura<br />
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Graduate<br />
Keetar Martin Matt Mavin Pan<br />
Sean<br />
Viva<br />
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K2 Joy<br />
Aachen Bright Burton Chao Dean<br />
JC<br />
Kin<br />
Kirin<br />
Matt<br />
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Graduate<br />
Fei Fei Hao Hao I-Oun Icon Wayu<br />
Mina<br />
Penguin<br />
Yi Yi<br />
Kyu<br />
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NK Teachers<br />
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Werne Van Der Vyver<br />
NK Assistant Principal<br />
NK Teacher : Elsa T. Lagurin<br />
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N1 Teachers
N2 Teachers<br />
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K1 Teachers
K2 Teachers<br />
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PE Teacher<br />
PE Teacher : Joanne Rose Illut<br />
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Thai & Chinese Teachers<br />
Chinese Teachers(Left to Right) : Mo Ling, Xiaoling Huang<br />
Thai Teacher : Janthana Singprasert<br />
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Prim
ary
P1 Love<br />
Teacher Tim<br />
Ava<br />
First<br />
Jia Jia<br />
Front Row (Left to Right)<br />
Victor, Ye Qing, Sean, Aue, Grace, Nilyn<br />
Middle Row (Left to Right)<br />
Carrie, Tham, Tiger<br />
Back Row (Left to Right)<br />
Teacher Jean, Jin Jin, Peach, Teacher Rong Rong<br />
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Teacher’s Message<br />
Homeroom<br />
Teacher<br />
Timothy Charles<br />
Dickens<br />
It’s been a very productive year for P1 Love Students,<br />
we have all learned so much knowledge, sharpened<br />
our skills, and demonstrated our understanding. We<br />
explored the jungle, we took adventures, created<br />
superheroes and went on outings. You have all grown<br />
and matured becoming more Responsible, Respectful<br />
and Resilient members of the SISB community. It has<br />
been wonderful for us teachers to see P1 Love student’s<br />
growing while nurturing you to become Scholars,<br />
Leaders and Global Citizens. As you move on into P2 it<br />
will present you with more challenges, adventures and<br />
fun. Please remember to always try your best. “Shine<br />
Like a Star in the Universe.” You have faced many<br />
challenges in P1, but never let yourself be defeated.<br />
Stay resilient in your academic journey. For now it is<br />
time to say goodbye. Best of luck in P2!<br />
T.Tim, T.Rong Rong and T.Jean.<br />
Liu Rongrong<br />
Marie Janette<br />
Rivera<br />
Teacher<br />
Assistant<br />
Co-Teacher<br />
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P1 Joy<br />
Anuck<br />
Front Row (Left to Right)<br />
IQ, Dollar, Marcus, Ava, Aree, Phoom<br />
Middle Row (Left to Right)<br />
Brooklyn, Rome, Pallas, Bentley, Angel,<br />
Back Row (Left to Right)<br />
Teacher Gareth, Aob, Mikey, John, Teacher Deng, Teacher Gem<br />
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Teacher’s Message<br />
Homeroom<br />
Teacher<br />
Gareth Clements<br />
It has been an honour and a privilege to teach<br />
each one of you over the last academic year.<br />
Watching you grow, develop and mature has been<br />
both a rewarding and delightful experience. It is<br />
my belief that the pandemic has made you more<br />
resilient and better equipped than ever to<br />
overcome new challenges. I am especially proud<br />
of the determination, commitment and positive<br />
outlook everyone of you has shown over the<br />
recent difficult times. On behalf of the P1 Joy<br />
Homeroom Team I would like to thank you all for<br />
such a fulfilling, memorable and enjoyable year.<br />
Juree<br />
Phayakmalerng<br />
Teacher<br />
Assistant<br />
Gemmalyn Perfas<br />
Co-Teacher<br />
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P2 Love<br />
MeiMei<br />
Pound<br />
Jesica<br />
Front Row (Left to Right)<br />
Sita, Mali, Kan, Proud, Chanya, Ing<br />
Middle Row (Left to Right)<br />
Ryan, DD, MJ, Minta, Feifan<br />
Back Row (Left to Right)<br />
Teacher Maneka, Teacher Sumalee, Teacher Rosemay<br />
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Teacher’s Message<br />
Homeroom<br />
Teacher<br />
Maneka Chawla<br />
Dear P2 Love,<br />
It has been an honour and a privilege<br />
to be your teacher this year. I watched<br />
you learn and grow into kind and<br />
compassionate students. You cared<br />
for each other, looked out for one<br />
another, and made it easy for me to be<br />
your teacher. Thank you, P2 Love<br />
students, for being amazing.<br />
T.Maneka<br />
Sumalee<br />
Muadthaisong<br />
Teacher<br />
Assistant<br />
Rosemary Torres<br />
Ricana<br />
Co-Teacher<br />
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P2 Joy<br />
MeiMei<br />
Top<br />
Front Row (Left to Right)<br />
Tug, Nueng, Puinun, Yenny, Melody<br />
Middle Row (Left to Right)<br />
Lhin, Yim, Mon, Earth<br />
Back Row (Left to Right)<br />
Teacher Merle, Angie, Him, Teacher Maricar<br />
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Teacher’s Message<br />
Homeroom<br />
Teacher<br />
Merle Tagaduar<br />
Congratulations P2 Joy for successfully<br />
completing this school year! Thank you for<br />
your dedication and hard work this school<br />
year in spite of many challenges due to the<br />
pandemic. You have shown resilience and<br />
patience. Keep reaching for the stars and<br />
may your next journey in primary be your<br />
best years yet! Always remember this quote<br />
from Sarah Ban Breathnach, “The world<br />
needs dreamers and the world needs doers.<br />
But above all, the world needs dreamers who<br />
do.” Keep dreaming and make it happen!<br />
All the best and love!<br />
Paul Michael<br />
Medina<br />
Teacher<br />
Assistant<br />
Maricar Cao<br />
Co-Teacher<br />
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P3 Love<br />
Ivy<br />
Front Row (Left to Right)<br />
Mini, Almond, Suzi, Michelle, Tanyong, WhaWha<br />
Middle Row (Left to Right)<br />
Lewis, Jian, Copter, SongSong, Athit<br />
Back Row (Left to Right)<br />
Teacher Eric, Mark, Summer, Teacher Lek, Teacher Daj<br />
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Teacher’s Message<br />
Homeroom<br />
Teacher<br />
Ashu Eric Agbor<br />
We have finally come to the end of this academic<br />
year. It was a very difficult one for all of us both the<br />
students and teachers. But our combined efforts,<br />
understanding, resilience, and devotion to academic<br />
success saw us through. This year we saw a great<br />
improvement in learning habits, students were more<br />
responsible, and independent and showed respect to<br />
everyone. This demonstration of school values<br />
impacted positively on the general student outcomes<br />
and makes them global citizens, scholars, and<br />
leaders. The students have proven their sense of<br />
maturity as they grow to pass the P3 class. I wish<br />
everyone a wonderful holiday. Remember, better is<br />
not good enough, but the best is yet to come.<br />
Onwanya Punsin<br />
Leonida E. David<br />
Teacher<br />
Assistant<br />
Co-Teacher<br />
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P3 Joy<br />
Khun<br />
Nato<br />
Triton<br />
Tan Tan<br />
Warene<br />
Front Row (Left to Right)<br />
Napat, Koy Kyo, Pepo, Marina, Win Win, Ploy<br />
Back Row (Left to Right)<br />
Mimi, Teacher Liu Yang, Teacher Juna, Teacher Olgha, Myca<br />
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Teacher’s Message<br />
Homeroom<br />
Teacher<br />
Juna Ebieza<br />
Murillo<br />
Anthony D’Angelo once said, “Develop a passion for<br />
learning. If you do, you will never cease to grow”.<br />
It has been a pleasure to bear witness to the<br />
wonderful growth of these thirteen enthusiastic,<br />
fun-loving and smart students!. Everyday spent<br />
together was a roller-coaster ride. The class has<br />
accomplished a lot during their Primary 3 Year. As<br />
the school year progressed, the class has shown<br />
remarkable academic and non academic performance<br />
and achievements. They have strived well to<br />
be excellent in their studies, and have proven again<br />
and again that nothing is impossible when there is<br />
dedication.<br />
We are so proud of you!<br />
Liu Yang<br />
Glorietta Abaya<br />
Teacher<br />
Assistant<br />
Co-Teacher<br />
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P4 Love<br />
Anut<br />
Ben<br />
Diw<br />
Yong Yong<br />
Front Row (Left to Right)<br />
Alex, Ava, Lyon, Pam, Kin<br />
Back Row (Left to Right)<br />
Teacher Mitch, Ai, Phakhin, Chenxi, Teacher Kiran<br />
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Teacher’s Message<br />
Dear P4 Love,<br />
Homeroom<br />
Teacher<br />
Kiran Koghar<br />
This year has been fantastic! It’s been a<br />
pleasure to watch you grow and shine this<br />
year. You have within you everything you<br />
need to continue to be successful. I wish<br />
you the best of luck. Thank you, P4 Love<br />
students, for being incredible.<br />
“The future belongs to those who believe<br />
in the beauty of their dreams.” -Eleanor<br />
Roosevelt<br />
Co-Teacher<br />
Mitchell Lee Gertz<br />
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P4 Joy<br />
Paint<br />
Bhumi<br />
Front Row (Left to Right)<br />
Tang, Ponton, Kwang-Toong, Charmi, Ton<br />
Middle Row (Left to Right)<br />
Miki, Fei Fei, Pixel, Han<br />
Back Row (Left to Right)<br />
Teacher Dean, Sun, Korya, Angie, Teacher Mam<br />
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Teacher’s Message<br />
Dear P4 Joy<br />
Homeroom<br />
Teacher<br />
Dean Bezuidenhout<br />
My dear students, set your goals<br />
high and always dream big. Because<br />
you’re only as big as your dreams,<br />
you dare to live. A happy farewell to<br />
you all!<br />
Co-Teacher<br />
Jiraporn Sujarak<br />
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P5 Love<br />
T.Ploy<br />
Baicha<br />
William<br />
Front Row (Left to Right)<br />
Kate, Smile, Sharol, Amaru, Benny<br />
Back Row (Left to Right)<br />
Teacher Rembrandt, Santa, Ray-O, Teacher Toffee<br />
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Teacher’s Message<br />
It has been a privilege and a joy to have such<br />
a wonderful group of children as a homeroom<br />
class. Time flies so fast! Well, you know what<br />
they say– “Time flies fast when you are having<br />
fun!”<br />
Homeroom<br />
Teacher<br />
Rembrandt Lijauco<br />
P5, you have grown into fine young adults, full<br />
of energy and enthusiasm for learning. Your eagerness<br />
and perseverance to learn have put you<br />
where you are now. Congratulations!<br />
I wish you all the best as you step into another<br />
endeavour next academic year. Work hard and<br />
never stop learning!!<br />
With Best Regards,<br />
T.Rembrandt and T.Ploy<br />
Warodsamon<br />
Panthongsem<br />
Co-Teacher<br />
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P6 Love<br />
Front Row (Left to Right)<br />
Ik, Peem, Tigger, Toon Toon, Anthony, Captain<br />
Back Row (Left to Right)<br />
Teacher Peyman, Kaem, Leah, Pun, Smart, Praew, Teacher Ninu<br />
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Teacher’s Message<br />
Congratulations. You did it.<br />
Ninu Lachman<br />
Life is full of ups and downs however<br />
you do not have to worry because your<br />
dreams will see the light very soon. Your<br />
life is about to get amazing from this<br />
moment. Our wish for you is that you see<br />
the light in this world, in yourself, and in<br />
others. Compliment others, and be proud<br />
of your own accomplishments. Believe<br />
in yourself, for you are stronger than<br />
you know. We are proud of you. Fill your<br />
heart with laughter and smile often.<br />
Homeroom<br />
Teacher<br />
Peyman Saberi<br />
Homeroom<br />
Teacher<br />
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Prima<br />
Reflec
y 6<br />
tions
It has been 3-4 years since I joined SISB SV. My life has changed<br />
a lot when I came to SISB SV. I came from a Thai school and I<br />
didn’t understand a single thing there, but when I came to this<br />
school, I understood almost every single thing that you guys<br />
taught me and my grades also improved. It will be very sad to see<br />
me and my friends leave sisb and continue to a new school (some<br />
of us will go to Prachautid.) It was a great experience learning at<br />
sisb and I am so thankful for the teachers that taught me since<br />
I joined. I’ve met a lot of friends in this school and it is also very<br />
sad to say goodbye to them. The place I like the most in my school<br />
is the library since it has a lot of books including comics, story<br />
books, fiction books and non-fiction. During my residential trip to<br />
Horseshoe Point at Pattaya,I was so happy because I got to meet<br />
new friends and played paintball for the first time in my life. I will<br />
never forget about the things I learned during my time in SISB<br />
SV. I will miss the people here including the teachers and staff<br />
members, because I will be moving to a new school.<br />
Anthony - Tonnam Paibullert<br />
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My life at SISB SV will always be treasured. I know it will be very hard for me to<br />
leave the school since I have studied here since I was very young. I have been learning<br />
in SISB for almost more than ten years. It will be especially hard to leave my<br />
friends who I have known all my life. The time I have spent in SISB SV will truly<br />
impact my life as I will miss my friends a lot.<br />
SISB SV has changed my life since it has literally raised me up with teachers who<br />
worked very hard and cared a lot about us. In fact, during our residential trips they<br />
would even come to us at midnight if we were afraid or had nightmares. I had such<br />
caring teachers. My friends and I always had a pillow fight in the middle of the night<br />
on residential trips. It was normal for kids my age to have differences and conflicts<br />
with fellow peers but when everything was solved we became very good friends<br />
again. I will especially miss my teachers who have taught us valuable lessons not<br />
only academically but also values that we would need moving forward in life. Dear<br />
Teachers, you have gone above and beyond this year to support me. Thank you for<br />
getting me over the hurdles, having faith in my abilities, and having the skills to get<br />
me where I needed to go. I want to also thank all the janitors in school who actually<br />
are good friends of mine. They work so hard to keep the school clean. I am going to<br />
miss everyone because I am going to a new school away from my friends.<br />
Captain - Chawindhorn Nantawannakul<br />
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I have been in SISB SV school for almost 7 years and had a really<br />
long and challenging journey. In the past few years, I learned a lot,<br />
and during that time and even until now my teachers keep telling me<br />
and my friends that education is not just about gaining knowledge,<br />
it is about social skills and learning how to be respectful, responsible,<br />
and resilient. The friends and teachers I have met along my academic<br />
path and the precious time I and my friends have spent together<br />
will always have a place in my heart forever. Sometimes, the<br />
whole class felt sad about something and sometimes we felt happy.<br />
Every time I felt bad or nervous, my teachers would always be beside<br />
me, supporting and encouraging me. Even if sometimes I was shy<br />
and had no confidence, my teachers would just tell me that I could<br />
do it. Now, it’s time to move on to a new place and environment.<br />
Thank you for always staying by my side, and thank you for joining<br />
my adventure through this long journey. You all will always stay in<br />
my heart and I will never forget what you all have done for me.<br />
Ik - Pawin Ngamngoentra<br />
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I have been in SISB SV for 9 years and I had a really long journey.<br />
Each day of those years I learnt many different things and also<br />
did many different projects. Within those years, I made new best<br />
friends, some of whom from my childhood. Every single day we<br />
stayed together and helped each other.Life in SISB SV primary<br />
school has taught me so many things. Teachers have always been<br />
good people to consult with, they not only taught us about education<br />
but also the moral principles of life. I would like to thank<br />
Miss Ninu, T.Peyman and the other teachers who have encouraged<br />
and supported me through the years. Soon, I will say goodbye<br />
to my friends and my teachers as I leave SISB SV and go to<br />
another school. I will miss them but I will carry with me the wonderful<br />
memories and all the lessons I have learned. I would like to<br />
wish all my friends and teachers the best of luck. I hear the train<br />
whistle blowing... It is time for the new chapter of my life to begin.<br />
Thank you for the memories!<br />
Kaem - Pimpatchara Srisuk<br />
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My time in SISB SV will always be a part of my life, from the day I leave<br />
SISB SV to the day I am old. I can’t imagine myself leaving this wonderful<br />
school. The friends and teachers I have met along my academic path will<br />
always have a place in my heart forever. I know that even though I will be<br />
halfway across the world, I can always stay in contact with everyone I know.<br />
My time at SV has taught me many values, like being open-minded. I was<br />
shy at first, didn’t talk a lot, but eventually, I had friends and I wasn’t shy<br />
any more. Throughout the years from when I entered the school until now,<br />
I’ve had tough times, getting mad at my friends, getting scolded by teachers<br />
for not doing homework. But hey! I learnt that it is necessary. Of course! I’ve<br />
also had many fun times where teachers would laugh and joke with me and<br />
my classmates. I’ve learnt to become resilient, to respect others, to be balanced<br />
and to be reflective too. RESIDENTIAL TRIPS! I have always had a lot<br />
of fun during these, even some of the trips were very fun and we learnt other<br />
stuff like how to use a GPS. Though... the pandemic really ruined it and we<br />
could not go on any more trips but I will always remember the memories we<br />
made from the trips and will always remember this school, my last year as a<br />
primary student, before moving on to secondary. I will always remember this<br />
school, SISB SV.<br />
Leah - Minlada Sirimongkonpak<br />
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It has been 9 years since I have joined this school. It feels like just<br />
yesterday when I stepped into the class for the first time. Time<br />
does fly! Now when I look at myself I feel shocked at how much<br />
I have grown. It has been an honour to study at this prestigious<br />
school. But now I have to embark on another journey. When I<br />
joined this school, I was like an ordinary rock but this school has<br />
taken care of me and helped me discover the diamond within me.<br />
Even though I am leaving this school, I will still always remember<br />
it<br />
Peem - Chawanwit Yausakulkarn<br />
As the school that had led me to the position where I stand now.<br />
Wishing all of you joy and happiness, and I am deeply grateful to<br />
have all of you as my teacher. I also want to thank all my friends<br />
for encouraging me, supporting me, and caring about me.<br />
Thank you once again for making my journey through primary<br />
school such an amazing journey for me.<br />
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I have been in SISB SV <strong>campus</strong> for about nine years now,<br />
I can’t imagine myself leaving this wonderful school.<br />
Thank you to all the teachers who helped me get to this<br />
point in my life, and thank you to all my friends who supported<br />
me all the way. There are only a few weeks to go<br />
before my primary-school life comes to an end. Soon, it<br />
will be time to turn the page and step into the next chapter<br />
of my life - Secondary school. I am excited yet sad<br />
to leave my kind and caring teachers and friends. I will<br />
always remember the memories of this amazing journey<br />
here, I will never forget this beautiful memories here in<br />
SISB SV.<br />
Praew - Sirintra Ounruan<br />
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It has been 9 years since I joined SISB SV now. Time really flies! I can’t imagine myself<br />
leaving our beloved school. Thank you to all my teachers who believed in me and helped me<br />
get to this point in my life, and thank you to all my friends who have supported me all the<br />
way. Thank you for encouraging me and helping me when I was in a tough situation. Every<br />
day of these nine years has been filled with happiness and joy. No doubt, there were times<br />
when it was very tiring and hard to cope with. I would like them to know that I would not be<br />
who I am today without their support. Before I came to this school, I was a lonely child in<br />
my class with no friends to communicate with, but now SISB SV not only gave me knowledge<br />
but also the gift of friendship. SISB also taught me how to become resilient, respectful,<br />
inquirer, knowledgeable, thinker, communicator,principled, open-minded, caring, risk taker,<br />
balanced and reflective. Presentations and projects that we had to deliver in the course of<br />
studies taught me to elevate my confidence. My favorite part was probably the field trips<br />
and residential trips not because they were fun but because they taught me how to be independent.<br />
The subject I had trouble with the most was Science. For me, I didn’t really like<br />
Science but the teachers still found a way to make it fun for me to learn. I have made so<br />
many memories in SISB SV and it will stay with me forever, I will never trade it for anything.<br />
And all I want to say is thank you to all the teachers, staff and my classmates or friends. I<br />
will never forget you. I know much more remains in my journey, but my time in SISB SV will<br />
definitely be something I will remember for a long time to come. Thanks to everyone, I am<br />
now ready for the next chapter of my life. Time passes so fast, it is already almost my graduation.<br />
I will definitely miss my time and experience in SISB SV.<br />
Pun - Pawat Pornyuenyong<br />
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My life at SISB. I have been in SISB SV since the school was built. I<br />
am one of the few students who stayed in this SISB SV <strong>campus</strong> from<br />
pre to P6. I would like to thank all my teachers for teaching and helping<br />
me throughout the years. To all the teachers I’ve met, to the teachers<br />
who left the school already, to also the maids, thank you. I love everyone<br />
and respect them. My homeroom teachers for this year were<br />
Teacher Peymon and AP Ninu. I appreciate everything you’ve taught<br />
me. Look at how fast time flies. It’s unbelievable. From learning alphabets,<br />
to me writing a reflection thanking everyone because I’m leaving<br />
this school. Now to my friends. Anthony, Captain, Ik, Kaem, Leah,<br />
Peem, Praew, Pun, Toon Toon, Tigger and all who had left before P6.<br />
You guys are amazing. Everyone with different personalities. Throughout<br />
the years, you guys have been good friends, but now It’s time to<br />
separate. Sure I am going to another school with Toon and Pun but for<br />
everyone else, I appreciate your help and love. Maybe someday we can<br />
meet each other again like the old days. For me I would prefer meeting<br />
with friends than playing Team Fortress 2 all day. But hey, we have an<br />
end year coming up, let’s make it a good memory to end with.<br />
Smart P6-Love<br />
Smart - Korntanai Sritula<br />
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Time passed so fast, it is time for my graduation. My<br />
experience in SISB SV throughout the years has been<br />
nothing short of amazing. Even though I sometimes get<br />
scolded by teachers and argue with my friends, through<br />
these ups and downs it has truly moulded me into the<br />
person I am. My friends are always there to support,<br />
help and care for me. I am so grateful for my parents<br />
and friends supporting me through my academic journey<br />
here at SISB SV. I will miss my time and experience in<br />
SISB SV. But I will never forget all the wonderful<br />
memories I have created.<br />
Tigger - Krittamej Sirapornanan<br />
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SISB SV brings me good memories. It has been about 9 years<br />
since I joined. I can’t believe how time passes so fast from P1 and<br />
now we’re graduating.I want to say a big thank you to my teachers<br />
for answering my questions when I didn’t understand, especially<br />
T.Peyman and T.Ninu as I had a wonderful time with them<br />
and they were the best teachers I ever had. I’m sad that I have to<br />
leave my friends and move to a new school. At the same time I’m<br />
happy for all the memories we have and for the fact that we’re<br />
growing and learning.Time Flies.I would also like to thank you my<br />
friends for staying with me from kindergarten to primary and with<br />
all the amazing memories we had together.At last,I would like to<br />
thank my parents parents who always supported me no matter<br />
what. Also, for sending me to this amazing school with amazing<br />
friends and teachers. You guys are the best. Well, now that I have<br />
finished primary school, I wish all my friends and teachers good<br />
luck. Wish you all the best in life and have an amazing future and<br />
stay safe. Peace!<br />
Toon Toon - Jiradet Sinjang<br />
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CORE SU
BJECTS
English<br />
Reading time<br />
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English<br />
T.Gareth teaching a Primary<br />
2 Stellar English reading<br />
comprehension lesson.<br />
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English<br />
Spelling Bee Competition<br />
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English<br />
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Mathematics<br />
American Math Olympiad<br />
Oue Multi-talented students won Bronze medals in an international Math competition jointly organized by Singapore<br />
International Math Contests Center (SIMCC)<br />
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Mathematics<br />
Primary 1 Experience Day<br />
Math teachers conducted activities for Kindergarten 2 (K2) students during our Primary 1 Experience Day.<br />
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Mathematics<br />
The Mathletics World Competition in which our students showed their love for Math and learning by participating<br />
and won the 70th place out of 1600 schools worldwide.<br />
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Mathematics<br />
Multiplication Bee<br />
Students participated in addition, subtraction and multiplication drills ahead of the competition and participated<br />
in timed competitions.<br />
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Mathematics<br />
SISB Math Olympics<br />
Outstanding performance by SV students which earned us 3 Gold, 5 Silver and 3 Bronze medals.<br />
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Mathematics<br />
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Science<br />
Science Toy Competition<br />
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Science<br />
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Science<br />
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Science<br />
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Chinese<br />
<strong>2021</strong> “Chinese Bridge” ASEAN Short Video and Chinese Song Competition<br />
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Chinese<br />
Chinese Project<br />
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Chinese<br />
Chinese HSK <strong>2021</strong><br />
The Bangkok Education Fair <strong>2022</strong><br />
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Chinese<br />
Bangkok Education Fair <strong>2022</strong><br />
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Thai<br />
Here at SISB, students are exposed to different areas of learning<br />
in Thai as they not only learn the Language itself but the culture<br />
as well. In their classes, the students are taught all the language<br />
fundamentals like reading and writing. At the end of the year, students<br />
can display abilities even more than expected of them.<br />
As part of the curriculum, each student is expected to learn and<br />
practice the Thai culture which we have instilled through activities<br />
such as Loy Krathong, Songkran, Teacher’s Day and Children’s<br />
Day. It has always been a wonderful experience for the students<br />
to celebrate and participate in these fun-filled festivities<br />
Students correctly write the fundamental words.<br />
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Thai<br />
Project Sufficiency Economy<br />
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Thai<br />
Project medicinal plants<br />
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Thai<br />
Making the Krathong<br />
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CO-CORE S<br />
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UBJECTS<br />
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Art<br />
Art holds a very important place within our primary curriculum; it helps to balance<br />
the weight of academic vs creative subjects, and supports the development<br />
of the whole child. It fosters experimentation more than many other subjects<br />
do. It gives our students the freedom and choice to create something that is<br />
unique to them. Art helps students to communicate visually about both how<br />
they see and experience the world, and how they feel about it.<br />
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Art<br />
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Art<br />
Tie-Dye Shirt printing<br />
The P6 students had a great time doing<br />
the tie-dye activity. Everybody is<br />
very excited to see their shirt design<br />
as they unravel the string and the<br />
shirt.<br />
Watercolour painting<br />
P2 students had a great time as they<br />
did watercolour painting. Everybody<br />
did their best as they expressed their<br />
moods and feelings through colour<br />
mixing and application.<br />
String painting<br />
Students were very surprised to<br />
create art through unconventional<br />
processes.<br />
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Art<br />
Art Competition<br />
Sivarnabhumi <strong>campus</strong> has organised<br />
its first Art Competition which is<br />
joined by all students from P1 to P6.<br />
It was a fun and great experience for<br />
all students.<br />
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Music<br />
Music lies at the heart of SISB SV Primary Department. The students participated<br />
in some kind of musical activity every day, whether that is singing,<br />
learning an instrument, performing or listening. We believe that<br />
music has value as a co-core subject, which lies in its contribution to<br />
enjoyment and enrichment, for its social benefits, for those who engage<br />
in music seriously as well as for fun.<br />
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Music<br />
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Drama<br />
SV Primary Drama activities combine the elements of creative<br />
drama, improvisation, pantomime, creative movement, and<br />
storytelling. These activities help our students accomplish<br />
their creative goals and reach their multiple learning styles.<br />
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Drama<br />
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PE<br />
The PE department has had another successful year and adapted well<br />
during the challenging times. The academic year began with PE lessons<br />
being conducted through HBL before moving to hybrid learning.<br />
Our first ever SISB Sports Week was conducted as a hybrid event during<br />
term two. The students represented their house colours during their PE<br />
lessons to ensure that the bubble system was maintained. Both onsite<br />
and HBL students agreed that the event was both enjoyable and a success.<br />
By the start of term three, PE lessons were conducted normally onsite.<br />
Moving forward the PE department is looking forward to an exciting<br />
and progressive academic year ahead.<br />
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PE<br />
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ICT<br />
P2 students working together and<br />
programming the Dash robots to<br />
move through a Maze<br />
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ICT<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 110
ICT<br />
This has been an exciting year in ICT. More than ever before at SISB, ICT has been<br />
used and integrated throughout all areas of the curriculum and engaged our<br />
students in ways native to their generational culture. Some of the improvements<br />
in ICT were in the realm of computer aided design with the purchase of a 3D laser<br />
printer. In grades 3 through 6, students learned the art of design and saw a physical<br />
model of their design with a printed version that they could take home. The<br />
culmination of the design unit was a 3D design competition where all four SISB<br />
<strong>campus</strong>es participated. There were also great improvements in our robotics unit<br />
with our new Dash robot add-ons that allowed students to program a musical instrument,<br />
launch balls from the robot, and snatch items to carry to different destinations.<br />
Of course all the other traditional areas were covered such as important<br />
Google applications to help further each students’ ability to learn at school and<br />
to learn independently so that each student can pursue areas of personal interest<br />
in the most efficient way. We are looking forward to pushing our ICT knowhow<br />
even further next year and to become the best students that we can be.<br />
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ICT<br />
Everyone was a winner in the all SISB <strong>campus</strong> 3D Design contest. A few students<br />
stood out above the others in their 3D designs.<br />
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Community Service<br />
We Give We Share<br />
This year, the SISB SV school once again came together as a caring community to help<br />
those less fortunate than ourselves. Students and their families donated household<br />
and food items, toys, clothes, shoes, books, learning materials, and masks to the Bilay<br />
House Orphanage on the Thai-Miramar border. Also donated was 27,100 baht and the<br />
school donated 3 computers. We wish more staff could have made the journey to deliver<br />
the donations but due to Covid-19 safety protocols only a limited staff made the<br />
journey on Friday 10 December <strong>2021</strong>. The success of this year’s drive once again shows<br />
that when we share, we care, and that together we can make a difference.<br />
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Community Service<br />
Bilay House Orphanage, CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) Project (Training Trip)<br />
On 29 April <strong>2022</strong>, 3 SISB staff members traveled to the Bilay House Orphanage in Amphoe Suan Phueng, Ratchaburi. We took<br />
this trip to follow up with our ongoing CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) Project. In December <strong>2021</strong>, as responsible and<br />
caring members of the SISB community, we made our annual ‘We Care We Share” donation to the orphanage. We donated<br />
some of the old desktop computers that were used in the school before upgrading to our current laptops. We set up an internet<br />
connection at the Bilay House and have now established regular communications with the orphanage and our teacher<br />
volunteers will provide tutoring to these less privileged children with weekly lessons in English, Thai, and Chinese.<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 114
School
Events
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Wai Khru
Mid - Autumn Festival<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 118
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Halloween
Global Citizenship<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 120
Loy Krathong Festival<br />
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Christmas<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 122
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Children’s Day
Chinese New Year Celebration<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 124
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NK Sports Day
Primary Sports Day<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 126
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SISB Open House
Songkran Festival<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 128
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NK End of Year Show
Primary End of Year Show<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 130
Kindergarten 2 Graduation<br />
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Primary 6 Graduation<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 132
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ECA
ECA<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 134
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Awards
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 136
Primary T
eachers
SMT<br />
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YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 140
Principal & Secretary<br />
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English<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 142
Mathematics<br />
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Science<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 144
Chinese<br />
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Thai<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 146
Art & Music<br />
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Music<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 148
ICT<br />
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PE<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 150
Primary TA<br />
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Primary TA<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 152
Sta
ffs
Admissions & Finance & Nurse<br />
Jinkajee Narasinpradit, Janejira Thuamrid, Ketsarin Wacharatien(School Manager), Atsadang Pattang, Pornpisuti Kangnawa<br />
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Ratree Jawisuth<br />
Accounting<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 156
HR<br />
Apatsanan Charoensukpiyapat<br />
School Director<br />
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HR<br />
Putti Therdchitprisand<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 158
IT, AV, Media, Marketing, Photocopy<br />
Manatspong Anansinchai, Mitchell Lee Gertz, Mana Jitklang, Puttimake Therdchitprisand<br />
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Librarian<br />
Liza May Ancheta Tictic<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 160
Orathai Usahakanon<br />
Operation Manager<br />
Operations<br />
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Ornuma Sainumpung<br />
Tosapol Pongpaithun<br />
Store & Purchase<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 162
Housekeeping Staffs<br />
Somsri Sae-tang, Budsarang Ruangsamanmaitree, Khrueawany Phromsena, Patana Yodjid, Tavanrat Saetaew, Wanthana Mansikhiao, Wanthana Mansikhiao<br />
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Kitchen Staffs<br />
Yupaporn Srivaurai, Wareenart Thamwong, Tanong Songmee, Sasakanok Saisophon<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 164
Maintenance Staffs<br />
Yash Ku Mar, Tawatchai Phosawang, Surin Laokhom<br />
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Theerawut Suksri<br />
School Driver<br />
YEARBOOK <strong>2021</strong>-<strong>2022</strong> | 166