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St Andrews Bangkok proudly launched Art for Juveniles, an initiative using art therapy and mentorship to support young individuals in rehabilitation. Led by the High School Art and Counselling teams, the programme provided creative learning experiences for youth involved in minor legal cases at the Central Juvenile and Family Court. Through hands-on artistic activities, participants developed self-expression, problem-solving skills, and emotional awareness in a supportive environment. This initiative reflects our school's commitment to holistic education and social responsibility, demonstrating the transformative power of creativity and mentorship.

At St Andrews Bangkok, we believe that every child has the potential to discover and develop a unique musical voice. Our Instrumental Programme offers students an extraordinary opportunity to explore and master a range of musical instruments, fostering a lifelong love for music and enhancing their cognitive and creative development.

St Andrews International School Bangkok students had remarkable success in the Virtual Young Musician 2024 competition, held by Nord Anglia Education Global Campus.

This year’s annual exhibition celebrates the work of 22 young artists who have curated a diverse show of traditional and contemporary media, including painting, sculpture, video and digital art.

We had the honour of hosting Ms Hilary Easton at St Andrews International School Bangkok for an exciting week of dance workshops. A New York native, artistic director of her own contemporary dance company Hilary Easton + Company, and a distinguished Dance Composition specialist at Juilliard, Hilary certainly came in with a wealth of experience and knowledge to share.

This year's FOBISIA Primary Poetry Competition invited students in Key Stage 2 to write poems around the theme 'Where I Go'.  They could interpret this in any way they wished. There were two categories: Years 3&4 and Years 5&6.

All of this wonderful activity is gradually building momentum for the Summer Art Festival, which will culminate in a showcase of music, dance and drama in the theatre on Wednesday 14th June.

'In Motion' is a celebration of dance, now in its fifth year at St Andrews High School. We are excited to finally present our first High School Dance Showcase after a three-year hiatus on live performances.

This year’s annual exhibition celebrates the work of 9 young artists who have curated a diverse show of traditional and contemporary media, including painting, sculpture, video and digital art.

Over the years we’ve been very lucky at St Andrews HS Drama Department to have taught wonderful IB Theatre Arts students. As a group, they are keen to stay in touch and regularly come to visit us to say hello and share what they’ve been up to. When asked how they benefited from taking IB Theatre Arts here are some responses:

Dance at St Andrews has become a core part of our school community. We are exceptionally proud of the number of opportunities to Dance at STA and the benefits it brings to our community.

Our talented students perform beautifully in the Thailand Clarinet competition 2021. Nine performers across St Andrews Primary and High School blew us away, competing in various categories and musical grades on the Clarinet.

Remaining ECAs for Term 2 will be cancelled...Year 5 launched rockets and explored space...The lack of an audience couldn’t stop the music from the Year 4 Music Concerts...We advise on online learning in the event of school closure.

An update on countries on the COVID-19 quarantine list…The Year 4 Music Concert was a welcome respite from concerns of the day...With eyes and minds towards a boundless future, Year 5 students launched rockets into the air.

Coding with Swift at the Apple Store...Find out how we’re coping with the air quality in Bangkok...We’re hacking away into Global Goals...Parent consultations are running until next week.

The whole school participated in the national celebration of Loy Krathong...St Andrews will be the site for the international conference on Achieving Excellence in Early Years Education...A wonderful Juilliard specialist will be working with our students and teachers next Monday.

We look at some of the creative work of Year 12 Visual Artists.

Loi Krathong celebrations at High School were a unique cultural showcase.

Art and Photography students have gathered gruesome research during a field trip.

Year 8 have been drawing from still life and developing Cubist style work.