This weekend some of Rugby School Thailand’s top golf players attended the prestigious Faldo Series in Phuket. The Faldo Series, recognised as the only global amateur series for boys and girls, gives competitors aged 12 to 21 the opportunity to play WAGR counting events. The event this weekend, part of the Faldo Series Asia, was …
We go behind the scenes with Miss Joanna, Head of Nursery, to find out why her working day is all about learning through play! What is your biggest belief when it comes to EYFS education? That is a tricky question as there are so many things that spring to mind… I think my biggest belief …
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You’re invited to our ART EXHIBITION Open Evening Tuesday 25th June 2019 from 5pm-7pm in the Sixth Form Centre On 25th June, from 5-7pm, we’ll be opening the doors to our very first public Art Exhibition! Join us for refreshments as you peruse the collective artistic talents of our Prep …
This week, we caught up with Jo Westlake on the exultations of singing in the staff choir. Why have a staff choir? Music is a universal language. Every culture makes music. It unites and brings people together from all walks of life. As avid singers ourselves, Mr Collings and I thought a staff choir …
You may have heard some rumours that say A Levels are only good for entry to UK universities. This is simply untrue. A Levels are the gold standard for entry into UK universities – but they are also globally accepted. Students from the UK use their A Level results to attend universities around the …
For their residential trip, year 7 went to Khao Yai national park and stayed in the Wild Lodge. Irina tells us about the many exciting activities each day and how they slept in lodges. Monday After a long trip by bus, we were relieved to finally arrive. We had a quick briefing about the camp, …
For residential week our Year 8 group travelled up to Chang Mai. Here is Lily’s diary of her time there. Monday and Tuesday When we arrived at Chang Mai we went to the camping site and set up our tents, then we went whitewater rafting. I really enjoyed rafting and having to work together. I …
An account of the Year 6 residential to Rayong by Daniel Akhmed (6L). This year, year 6 went on an residential trip to the Rayong chalet resort for 3 nights and 3½ days. All our activities were organised by the Wild Planet staff. Almost every evening there was a mini awards night where certificates were …
Minji Noh and Sung Eun Choi from LXX tell us about their experience of the Senior residential in Borneo. ‘After a long day travelling we arrived in Borneo exhausted but excited. At the Adventure Centre we prepared for the trek. Our expedition would include three nights in the jungle and four days of trekking …
There’s so much to say about Rugby School Thailand. From our enormous campus with its unusual amount of space and facilities, to the smaller class sizes, longer days, and co-curricular activities that enable us to deliver on the school motto (‘the whole person, the whole point’); or the fact we are the only flagship international …
As we go behind the scenes of RST again, this time we’re talking to our Outdoor Education Co-Ordinator, Nick Hitchmough, on escaping modern distraction and creating a space for children to be children. What do you do at Rugby School Thailand? I have been tasked with the (really fun) job of creating and running an …
On 6th February we had the honour of welcoming Thailand’s Minister of Education to Rugby School Thailand, as we were granted ‘smart school’ status. For several months we’ve been working with the experts at BANPU INFINERGY to do what we can to make our school more sustainable and teach our children a way of thinking …
7/2 Moo 2, Khao Mai Kaew, Bang Lamung, Chonburi 20150
The health, safety, and well-being of young people are of paramount importance to all the adults who work at Rugby School Thailand. Children have the right to protection, regardless of age, gender, race, culture, sexual orientation, or disability. They have a right to be safe in our school. Members of staff in the school have a legal and moral obligation to safeguard and promote the welfare of the pupils, taking all reasonable steps to protect them from harm whether from physical injury, abuse, neglect, emotional harm, or from anything that interferes with their general development.
7/2 Moo 2, Khao Mai Kaew, Bang Lamung, Chonburi 20150
The health, safety, and well-being of young people are of paramount importance to all the adults who work at Rugby School Thailand. Children have the right to protection, regardless of age, gender, race, culture, sexual orientation, or disability. They have a right to be safe in our school. Members of staff in the school have a legal and moral obligation to safeguard and promote the welfare of the pupils, taking all reasonable steps to protect them from harm whether from physical injury, abuse, neglect, emotional harm, or from anything that interferes with their general development.
