There are many international schools in Bangkok, so how can a family make the right choice? Being able to provide your child with the best possible educational program is of utmost importance. There are several ways allowing you to find the best international school in Bangkok.

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Of course, the first step is to determine which international school in Thailand offers the education program you specifically want for your child. Prestigious schools have a detailed curriculum, as well as additional activities for you to check out.

For many parents living in Thailand or expats relocating to Thailand, finding the right school for their kids is imperative. Invariably this first choice of many quality conscious parents is the international schools in Bangkok where the level of education is at par and at times even higher than the level in many public or private schools found in several Western countries. The fee structure of many of these international schools in Bangkok is, however, a major concern for many parents as these schools are meant to be for the upper class of the society.

Science fair projects expose students to a broad range of opportunities for scientific inquiry, arming them with the tools and knowledge they need to answer their questions about the world around them. School science experiments are a great way to demonstrate important concepts in physics and chemistry, while our school science fair project ideas equip students with carefully explained procedures that yield enlightening results.

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Middle School students will be attending the evening production of Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol” on Thursday, December 18 at the Orlando Shakespeare Theater in Winter Park. The cost is $20. Students attending will depart the school at 5:45 p.m. and return at 11:00 p.m.

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Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to visit our nation’s capitol! Explore places you’ve only read about in textbooks and experience government in action while creating lifelong memories. This trip promises to be the perfect mix of adventure, learning and fun.

Our field day on June 4 is approaching fast. We are still looking for donations to help make our day a success. Any donations can be brought into the front office. The key items that we need are:

• Bottled water
• Gatorade
• Lemonade
• Bags of ice

We are also in need of volunteers to help out that day. Volunteers will be needed from 8:30-12:30 p.m. to assist in working a station. Please remember that you must have the required affidavit and background check on file in order to volunteer.

The Fall Festival is quickly approaching and the PTO is still in need of donations for this fun event.

Donations needed are: canned soda, juice pouches (Capri Sun), Bottles of water, hot dog and hamburger buns, 2 liters of soda and jars of pickles.

Also, there will be a silent auction themed basket for each grade level. Contributions for these baskets are needed by October 23^rd. If you are interested in donating, the basket themes are as follows:

We have a fantastic school year ahead of us. As we anticipate the memories, friendships and special times ahead, we’re also looking forward to one of our favorite traditions—the yearbook. We will accept early bird yearbook orders from now until January 16, specially priced at $20. After that date, the regular price of the book will be $25 and can be ordered until February 17.  Don’t miss out on this special offer!