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• Bridges: Jackie Chan
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7 Elements of Music
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The 7 Elements of Music Concerts were a celebration of general music classes over 3 nights in March. Over 550 students performed musical items to a combined audience of over 850 people. Both Elementary nights were “sell outs” and featured mass items with all of year 4 and 5 performing on stage at the same time. It was a great experience for the 350 elementary students to experience performing over two nights, just like a professional show. The Secondary concert was also well attended and featured a wide variety of items which kept the audience engaged to the end.
The central concept of the concerts was the 7 elements of music. Form, Rhythm, Dynamics, Timbre, Texture, Harmony and Melody were all portrayed through a variety of musical disciplines over the three nights. A feature of the concerts were the animations which linked the items, and of course the giant 7. The Music Department would like to thank everyone who helped out, and look forward to performing again next year.
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Alumni Reunion, August 2007
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Annual Giving Appeal Launched
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On Tuesday evening of this week, NIST launched its Annual Giving Fund with a cocktail party for the school’s major donors. Guests did not recognize the lower cafeteria as it was transformed into the “Breezeway,” complete with fairy lights and exquisite food. The purpose of the evening was to thank our donors for their generous financial support to date, while also encouraging more support and passing on that message to others in our community. NIST welcomes all parents, in fact encourages them to join in this, our latest endeavor to provide even more opportunities to our children.
During the evening, Simon Leslie welcomed guests and introduced the new fund. The Annual Giving Fund allows parents to take an active role in their children’s education. Tuition fees provide an enormous amount –they allow NIST to seek the best teachers from around the globe; they allow NIST to provide the best curriculum available; and they allow NIST to provide the resources necessary to support that curriculum. And as you have seen in recent years, NIST is constantly improving the learning environment with new buildings and refurbishment programmes.
However, school fees only go so far. Like any great institution of learning, we can always do more. As Mr. Leslie said, “We have dreams about quality and of better provisions for our students.” He gave some examples from the school’s “wish list” which was put together by teachers and administrators. These examples included shade covering at sporting events, flood lights for the pitch, more trees and landscaping, more play areas for our children, and other, smaller items.
Last week brochures were sent to our parent community explaining how the Annual Giving Fund works. NIST is asking people to make donations to the school – every little bit helps. Donors can even pick the areas where they want their gifts to go, whether to the Creative Arts, Sports, Science, or the Endowment fund. As you donate, you also join circles of recognition which will appear on the website and in an annual giving report. The gifts are accumulative, so smaller gifts continue to build over time, so donors join new, higher circles. Please go to the school website, Annual Giving Fund, for more information or contact the Office of Development.
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Artist of the Moment
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Artist of the Week
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Arts Week 2008
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NIST 2008 Arts Week: Students, parents and staff experienced a wide range of performing arts through a series of workshops held September 15 – 17, 2008.
Special guests Doug Goodkin and Kofi Gbolonyo from universities in the USA led the music sessions and spoke to parents about the importance of the Arts in education today. Doug Goodkin, from the San Francisco School of Arts, is an author, music educator, jazz musician and expert in the Orff Schulwerk method of music education. Kofi Gbonlonyo is a lecturer in African Music Studies at the University of Pittsburgh. He is a national of Ghana and an expert in African Music and Dance. Other creative and dramatic arts workshops were led by guest teachers or NIST’s own teaching staff.
Students from year levels six to nine enjoyed three days of workshops which covered the range of performing arts. Students selected these sessions from a list of 23 workshops in Music, Dance, Drama, Visual Art and IT Arts which included: pottery, painting, mega murals, sticky tape sculpture, silent moving making, video and animated movie making, digital photography, the art of improvisation, African drumming, hip hop dance and stepping.
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2 years ago
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Back to School Night
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Barney at NIST
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Barney made a visit to NIST on Tuesday, November 21. Our EY, Y1 and Y2 students were treated to singing and dancing by the big purple dinosaur. Barney sung favorites like “Raindrops” and “Mr Knickerbocker” before taking photos with the children. He finished with his all-time favorite, “I Love You,” to singing, laughter, and smiles from the children.
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BICF
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Bangkok International Choir Festival
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BISAC Athletics Tournament
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BISAC Athletics Tournament 2008
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Students from a number of international schools in Bangkok participated in the 2008 BISAC Gymnastics Tournament , held on 7th & 8th June. Here is a photo album of the event.
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BISAC Basketball Tournament
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Our Varsity Basketball, Touch Rugby (U17 also) and Tennis teams were all competing at NIST and other schools around Bangkok in the BISAC varsity tournaments. Their performances and conduct were outstanding.
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BISAC U15 Soccer
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Photos of the BISAC U15 Boys Soccer tournament held at NIST on 3rd February.
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Bkk International String Orchestra Festival
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Blast Off Elementary Musical
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On the 14th and 15th of October 120 Year 4,5 and 6 students blasted off into outer space on an intergalactic adventure to bring home some Jupiter Rock! The audiences of two sold out shows were treated to an adventure of cosmic proportions and some fine individual and group performances. “Blast Off the Musical” was a huge success and a great experience for all students and teachers involved. Our only problem now is where do we store a giant 30 foot rocket??? Thanks to the NIPTA Arts committee for all their support and to Mr Mark, Mr Craig, Mr Josh, Miss Annie and Miss Nina, who all put in a lot of effort over the ten weeks.
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Book Parade on 28th Nov 2008
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The Elementary School celebrated Book Week from November 24 - 28, 2008. Following the theme Reading Rainforests: Go Wild for Books, the week was filled with various activities culminating with a parade on the last day!
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2 years ago
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Bridges Prof Aaron J. Ciechanover
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Bridges: Oliver Stone
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Students from the New International School of Thailand (NIST) heard an extraordinary talk from and then dialogued with Academy Award Winner Oliver Stone. Mr. Stone’s visit to NIST was part of the third ASEAN event series "Bridges - Dialogues towards a Culture of Peace.”
At NIST, Mr. Stone gave a keynote speech on “film-making and peace-building” in which he suggested “kindness” as a key ingredient for a peaceful society. The foundation of kindness should be nurtured through schooling and education. Therefore, a school must not only teach students to be knowledgeable but it should teach them to be kind. For Mr. Stone, knowledge is gained and comes in forms of collective experiences which he described as the “Theory of Living”.
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Burma Cyclone Appeal
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Today NIST had a non-uniform day, and students were asked to donate money to help the people of Burma in the disaster following the cyclone which happened there last week. So far, Baht 120,000 has been raised. Well done to all who contributed, and to those who gave of their time to count the donations.
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Class of 1998 Ten Year Reunion and All Class Reunion
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On Friday, December 19, 2008, NISTAA held the NISTannual reunion which commemorated the Class of 1998 Ten Year Reunion and All Class Reunion. The reunion was held at our very own NIST oval. On behalf of NIST and NISTAA, K.Poonam Sachdev had the honor to welcome our alumni and thank them for their continued support. Mr Gavin Machell, a former NIST Head of Science, was our guest speaker of the night. He did a fantastic job taking us back to reflect on our high school memories and make us realize how much NIST has shaped us to become who we are today. Jarutat Snidwongse Na Ayutthaya, a member of NIST Class of 1998 and class speaker of the night, showed us an example of the great product of NIST’s well rounded education. His current work with the Royal Foundation Project fully emphasized our school mission statement : “To inspire and empower each student, to pursue individual excellence and to enrich the world” The evening continued with more cocktails, mingling and of course, great memories for all of us to take home
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Class of 1999 Ten Year Reunion and All Class Reunion
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12 months ago
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Diwali
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NIST celebrated Diwali recently, along with the whole Indian community of Bangkok. There was food, dancing, music and much more happening around the campus.
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3 years ago
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Drop Everything and Read!
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As part of Teen Read Week, staff and students in the Secondary School are participating in a DEAR program – Drop Everything and Read - to promote the importance and enjoyment of reading. For 15 minutes in period 1 each morning everyone is dropping everything to read fiction or non-fiction books of their choice. Join us!
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Elementary Swim Team 2008
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Elsie Evans
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Environmental Systems
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A group of students from Yr.12, who are taking the IB Environmental Systems course, are away at Ranong in South-East Thailand this week on a field trip. These are some photos they have sent back.
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Environmental Systems Field Trip
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An album of photos showing the activities of our Year 13 IB Environmental Systems class on a field trip to Ranong in South-West Thailand.
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ESL in the Mainstream
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Last week teachers NIST hosted the Language and Literacy course run by Brian Dare from Lexis Education. The course builds on the popular ESL in the Mainstream course, looking closely at functional grammar and how it can help students succeed in reading and writing by exploiting the patterns in the language and structure of the varied texts they come across in their schooling. Teachers from Bangkok and China attended. Here is a snapshot of the five days.
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External Gallery
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FAME - The Musical
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FAME The Musical
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An album of photos taken during rehearsals
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Fashion Show 2006
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Fashion Show 2007
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Fashion Show 2008
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One of the highlights of the school year, involving students from all sections of the school, and many staff, to create an extravaganza of colour, light, costume music and dance!
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2 years ago
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Fashion Show Preparations
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General Images
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Ghoogasian Workshop
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This weekend NIST hosted an EARCOS sponsored weekend workshop with David Ghoogasian from LA, California on ‘Translating Brain Research into Classroom Practices and Multiple Intelligences Theory’. On 1st Dec he ran a 1-day workshop for NIST students, teachers and parents. On 2-3 December we had 40 teachers from all over SE Asia at school.
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Golf Tournament 2009
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NIST hosted the first golf tournament on Tuesday, February 24, 2009 at the Amata Spring Country Club, Chonburi. All of the golfers and participants had an enjoyable day.
NIST Headmaster, Mr. Simon Leslie said “it was wonderful to see the support from the NIST community for our first golf tournament. This event represented a community effort with parents and NIST staff working alongside each other to create an enjoyable and fun day for all. Although we are growing in size, one of the strengths of the school is that we are maintaining our family feel, and trying, through collaborative events like this golf tournament, to further develop NIST spirit”.
“I really appreciate the time and effort everyone put into organizing this event, the opportunity it provided for people to meet and socialise and the generosity shown by NIST community members in donating gifts and prizes”, he continued.
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Graduation 2007
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An album of photos of the Gradution Ceremony of our 2007 graduates, which took place at the Landmark Hotel, Bangkok, the last weekend of May.
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3 years ago
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Graduation Class of 2010
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On behalf of the NIST community, we would like to wish you good luck as you leave NIST to pursue the next stage and journey of your education and career. We hope you stay in touch and continue to spread the ideas and values you learned at NIST wherever you go.
We welcome the Class of 2010 to the NIST Alumni Association (NISTAA). We are proud to have you as our newest alumni members!
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2 days ago
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Habitat for Humanity Sleep Out
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Students from the New Interantional School recently spent the night on campus outside in the stars to raise awareness and funds for Habitat for Humanity.
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House Activity Day
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Secondary students had a half day of fun intra-House activities across all year levels from 7 to 13 recently.
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3 years ago
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IB Art
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The Art Department invites you to the Opening Celebration of the Y13 IB Diploma Art Exhibition, Thursday 24th April, 6:30pm – 8pm, MPH and the Old Library. We hope that you can join with the Yr13 art students and teachers in celebrating their accomplishments!
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IB Art Exhibition
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The IB Visual Arts students held an exhibition of their work last week, for the IB examiner to came and grade their work. In addition, other students, staff and parents were invited to view the exhibition.
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IB Art Exhibition 2009
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A lovely cocktail party, in honour of the IB Art Exhibition Opening, was held on April 23, 2009, in the NIST Atrium. There were more people than expected, as the Atrium filled up with a public audience, namely guests from other schools, the Year 13 students and their family members, School Board Members and friends, staff members, local artists and journalists. Following refreshments in the Atrium, NIST Y12 students led guests on a tour of the Exhibit. The graduating class of 2009 NIST IB Art students were very pleased to discuss and present all of their art works to the visitors.
The Artwork displayed was created using both traditional art media of painting, printmaking, photography and sculpture as well as mixed media and digital imagery.
This year’s theme, “Individual journey,” embraced the students’ artistic journey; and their art gives an insight into their personal thoughts and different cultures. Their work has been inspired by different artists and experiences.
Work is exhibited by the following artists:
Saran (Montri Anandsongkit), Casey Bleho, Praewa Tang, Pinnyada Taniton, Cassandra Toogood, Aerial Chen, Liisa Helle, Stella Lin, Wenja Romhild, Kyoung Jae Roh, Valaya Smith, David Curtain, Sarina Pathela, Caitlin Massie, Aei Charoenkul, Roshni Chugani, Reuben Edwards, Amanda Ellis, Amy Kraichitti, Wachira leangtanom, Supriya Narula, Amara Sribhibhadh, Joesphine Yip, Eddy Cheng, Chi Hee Choi, Mae Durongkaveroj, Nichapat Kongpaisarnnatee, Nicholas Luebbers, Pajareeya Suriwong
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15 months ago
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IB Students Art Exhibition
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Year 13 Art students presented their Art Exhibition to the visiting IB examiner, and to students, staff, and parents recently. Here are some examples of their work.
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4 years ago
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Int' Day 08 - Around the fair
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2 years ago
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Int' day 08 - Games & Fun
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All the Game and fun around International Day 2008
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Int' day 08 - Parade
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Int' Day 08 - Vendor & Country Booth
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International Day 08 - Shows & Performances
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International Day 2007
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One of the highlights of the NIST year, the International Day Fair, was held on 27th January. It offers a great opportunity to celebrate the diversity within our community (NOTE: this is avery large album of over 400 photos).
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International Day 2009
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NIST celebrated its annual International Day festival on Saturday, February 21, 2009. The day began with a country parade starting in the Montri Bus parking lot and ending on the stage in the Main Field. The countries were lined up alphabetically behind Thailand.
There was plenty of variety of entertainment, food and stalls and the country booths were wonderful.
Country Booths was created in the MPH. Lots of guests and children visited the various countries that make up our community, learned a bit about the culture, played games or sampled some food and got their passports stamped. Outside, there were booths in the oval area and the main field.
There was something for everyone. As Simon Leslie, NIST’s Headmaster said, “International Day is a wonderful opportunity to stand up and be proud of where we originate from and to present a little of our own culture to the rest of the NIST world while also celebrating the spirit of NIST.”
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International Day 2010
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International Youth Award
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Recently Yr 10 A & 10C undertook a three day CAS/IYA Bronze training field trip to Khao Yai National Park. Camping, trekking and an environmental impact survey were the key elements that the students focused on.
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4 years ago
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Korean Thanksgiving Day
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One of the wonderful things about an International School is that we also celebrate festivals of other countries represented in our student body. The 6th November was Korean Thanksgiving Day.
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Loy Kratong
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On 3rd October NIST celebrated one of the most beautiful of Thai festivals, Loy Kratong, with music and dancing from students and school staff. A huge "Thank You" to the Thai Department for the arrangements.
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Loy Kratong on 11th Nov 2008
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MADD Concert - February 2007
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Recently the Music, Art and Drama departments held concerts on two separate evenings to showcase the talents of our students, both Elementary and Secondary, in Music, Art, Drama and Dance (MADD).
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MODEL UNITED NATIONS FINISHES ON A HIGH
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On Saturday the NIST MUN club attended the 13th Bangkok MUN Conference hosted by RIS. This event marks the end of the MUN calendar for the club and it was the third conference that the school has participated in this year. Since meeting for the first time in mid August over 100 students have participated in the club over the three seasons and in terms of numbers, the quality of debate and the student leadership displayed, this was the best year in the history of the club.
In October the school hosted the largest MUN Conference ever held in Bangkok and in November we sent a strong team of 10 students to Taipei for the annual IASIS conference where only the leading international schools in Asia are represented.
At RIS we had a delegation of 42 students and it was a very professional and well prepared groups. Special recognition goes to four of students who took on the role of Chairs, these were Aim, Joey, Steffi and Sagnik. In addition, NIST had the largest number of Resolutions debated and a number of these were passed by their respective committees.
So overall, in terms of the quality of our delegates, the quality and quantity of their debate and resolutions and the number and performance of our Chairs this really was an excellent indicator of the strength of the MUN programme at NIST and a great way to end our calendar.
Well done, and thanks to all those who represented the school so professionally over the course of this year.
Kevin Tyro
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Morris Gleitzman visits NIST
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One of Australia's most famous authors of children's books, Morris Gleitzman, visited NIST recently, where he spoke to Elementary and lower Secondary students and teachers, and held a book-signing session.
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3 years ago
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MYP Awards Ceremony
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Students from last year's Year 11 were presented with their MYP Certificates at a ceremony held in the theatre. Entertainment was provided by a variety of student groups.
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3 years ago
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New Year's Alumni Party - December 2007
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A large number of NIST Alumni attended the first Alumni New Year's Party in December. Special guests were Mr. David Monk, and Ms. Lucy Deas, formerly of NIST, and now working at the International School of Amsterdam.
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3 years ago
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NIST Donations Help Flood Victims in Uttaradit Province
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Donations of food, water and clothing from the NIST community were delivered to villages in the worst-hit areas of Uttaradit last week. Several thousand villagers are still without houses, and are living in make-shift tents. Several roads and bridges were also destroyed, making it hard for villagers to earn a living. The NIST donations were warmly received, especially by children who were delighted to have new shoes and clothing.
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NIST Makes its Stand
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NIST marked World Poverty Day on Friday, October 17 by making a stand. The whole school day was dedicated to action in order to empower students to help those who are less well off and to teach that with individual action, however big or small, each student can make a difference.
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2 years ago
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NISTAA London Reunion
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On Saturday, February 7, 2009, Adrian Watts, NIST Deputy Head, hosted a reunion for alumni while he was in London for the recruitment fair. The function marked NIST first chapter abroad. There were over thirty past staffs and alumni attending the event.
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NITRO Robotics Competition
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Recently a graduate student from NIST and one of our Year 13 students organised a Robotics Competition, which was both an inter-house and inter-school event, with other schools from Bangkok and Singapore participating. These are some photos of their activities:
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4 years ago
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Once Upon A Recent Time
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A Photo Album of the recent Middle School Drama production "Once Upon A Recent Time".
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2 years ago
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President Jose' Ramos-Horta
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NIST Year 12 and 13 students were given an opportunity that few other students in Thailand, or perhaps the world, receive. On Tuesday, January 13, 2009, His Excellency Professor Jose Ramos-Horta, President of Timor-Leste and Nobel Laureate for Peace in 1996 visited the New International School of Thailand (NIST), as part of the “Bridges” series of lectures.
President Ramos-Horta visited Thailand and NIST on invitation of the International Peace Foundation as a keynote speaker in the second ASEAN event series “Bridges – Dialogues Towards a Culture of Peace.” President Ramos-Horta is a patron of the International Peace Foundation. The Bridges programme in Thailand is jointly chaired by former Prime Ministers Anand Panyarachun and General Surayud Chulanont.
If you wish to see the VDO, click here for part I: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvvGmPUIfPs&feature=channel_page (there are eight parts)
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PYP Exhibition 2006-07, May 7-10
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Students chose a central idea from the Organizing theme, “Sharing the Planet” for this year’s exhibition which culminated this week with the students presenting their findings over two and a half days to members of the NIST community. Groups shared how they had taken action to protect the environment, and encouraged visitors to do likewise. For example Pim, Pam and Jean from 6JS presented Khun Meechai with funds they had raised.
The Year 6 Exhibition is a culmination of the Primary Years Programme. It is a requirement in PYP schools that Year 6 students undertake an in-depth collaborative inquiry to synthesize the primary years learning and to share the learning with the community in the form of an Exhibition.
The Exhibition which spans over ten weeks demonstrates the student’s ability to be independent and responsible learners and provides an authentic assessment of their learning.
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Rev. Jesse Jackson 2009
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The Reverend Jesse Louis Jackson Sr, Civil Rights leader and activist and President and Founder of the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition, returned to NIST once again to give his speech on Friday, April 24, 2009, as part of the International Peace Foundation's "Bridges-Dialogues Towards a Culture of Peace" series programme. This time he delivered a speech to NIST students in Years 11, 12 & 13, as well as selected Elementary students, on the topic “Building a Culture of Peace and Development in the Globalized World.”
If you wish to see the VDO, click here for part I: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mr3CvpQLhs (there are six parts)
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ROSL Young Artist of Thailand Competition
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Rythemania: Lost Tempo pf Doom
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Saving the Greeks
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An album of photos of the Middle School drama production of "Saving the Greeks". This was the first major event to take place in the new Theatre in the Creative Arts building.
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Science Fair 2006
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Last Tuesday NIST’s fourth annual Science Fair took place. Students in Years 7-9 worked very hard on their projects for several months, producing some outstanding pieces of scientific research. Visitors were very impressed with the students’ ability to explain the scientific concepts involved in their experiments. It was very gratifying to see students’ enthusiasm as well as their grasp of the scientific method. Thank you to all parents, teachers and students who came to the Fair.
Year 7
Charlie Hirst (7B), for his investigation into the effect of sail angle on the speed of a boat.
Year 8
Monisha Bajaj (8B), for her investigation into the effect of temperature on the strength of a magnet.
Year 9
Oskar Koski (9C) and Pete Palalikit (9D), for their investigation into the effect of different types of insulation on the rate of heat loss from an object.
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SEASAC Arts Festival
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200 students from seven different international schools in Thailand and beyond came to NIST to celebrate the Arts. Three days of Music, Art, Drama and Dance culminated in a final celebration in the Theatre, attended by many guests. This is a large album of six pages of photos!
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Ski Trip
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Wednesday, 13th December - Weather: Sunny clear sky, warm afternoon
Temperature 0-4 degrees C
As we arrived into the LAST DAY in white Verbier, Switzerland. Everyone was sad and disappointed. We had an unforgettable ski race on top of the mountain in the morning, to show off our skills that we had learned in the past week, everyone got to utilize their capability and intelligence to the fullest in skiing/ snowboarding. This has been an awesome week!!!
By Charles & Vishesh
Monday 11th December
Temperature: Verbier: 0º - -3º Medran: -8º
It is the fourth day here at Les Elfes. Whether it be skiing or snowboarding; everybody here has improved tremendously. Today was particularly exciting because most of the beginners went to the bigger slopes (rather than the short beginner semi-slope). On this day, the advanced snowboarders were told to forget the complex extension and flexion turns and were taught how to do a 180º jump: both backside and frontside. To add to that, the skiers were taught how to complete a parallel turn. Overall, everyone has had an exciting day, regardless of the muscles pains in unusual places.
By Martin (having edited KK’s)
Sunday 10th December
Weather: Sunny/ Partly Cloudy - Outside Temperature: Somewhere around 0
Today was another day of skiing/snowboarding, a lot of the people fell, but it was worth it. Everyone has improved since the first day, skiing beginners has learned how to make turns, stop without falling, although the snow didn’t fall today, it was just another gorgeous day up in the mountain.
By Charles
Saturday December 9th.
Under slightly overcast skies, and a gusting wind, the ski and snowboard lessons started today. For those who have skied or snowboarded before, it took only a couple of runs for the memory to get the legs working again - and reactivate the forgotten ski muscles. For those new to the sport, the effort required to get the strange attachments to their feet to move in the direction required was exhausting but well rewarded with impressive progress as the day wore on. There are some very leg-weary kids (and teachers) this evening. Snow started falling in the afternoon and we're hoping for a good dump this evening to add to the slopes.
Friday 8th December
We've got snow!!! Arrived to a white Verbier, following a good snowfall last night. Snowball fights this morning and a fledgling snowman created. We're all kitted out with skis and snowboards and looking forward to heading up to the slopes tomorrow.
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Students from Year 7 to 13 participated in Spirit Day at the end of November. All the activities were designed and run by the students themselves and much enjoyed by all who took part.
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Sport Banquet 2010
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Sports Banquet 2006
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Each year NIST honours those students who have taken part in sporting activities, representing the school in BISAC, SEASAC and other competitions against schools in Bangkok. This is an album of photos taken at this year's dinner.
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Student Violin Recital
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A group of our Violin students at NIST gave a recital early this term, at which each one performed (from memory) one or more movements of a violin concerto. Congratulations to all involved!
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Students work with Elsie
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Summer School
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Tablet Hand-Out
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Year 10 students receiving their Tablet computers as the first pahse of the pilot scheme at NIST.
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Technology
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This album of photos shows the ongoing development of Technology at NIST, in particular our innovative Tablet Computer Program.
TO SEE THE PHOTO DESCRIPTIONS, PLEASE CLICK "DETAILS" IN THE LEFT COLUMN.
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Technology at NIST
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This is an ongoing album of photos showing new aspects of Technology at NIST. PLease re-visit regularly!
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Terry Fox Run
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The Major Minors Choir at Samitivej Hospital
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On the morning of November 11, 2008, the NIST Major Minors Choir sang Christmas carols at Samitivej hospital to the delight of the patients there.
NIST's choir very much enjoyed spreading cheer amongst the patients by singing, dancing, and writing their best wishes on the “Please feel better, because we care” board, which was provided by Samitivej hospital. Everyone participating shared a great feeling of care and happiness.
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The Threepenny Opera
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An album of photos from the recent secondary school production of "The Threepenny Opera". NIST’s senior production this year showed how skilled our student actors are as they performed over three nights in the theatre.
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Time Capsule
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Tsunami Assistance
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An album of pictures of the presentation to HRH Princess Sirindhorn, the visit of Ban Tap La Mu teachers to NIST, of Khun Jai's secondment to Ban Tap La Mu, and of the first fact-finding trip by staff and parents from NIST.
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UNIS Steppers Rock NIST
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On Friday 23rd May a group of Students from the “United Nations International School of Hanoi” visited NIST to perform and take workshops on STEPPING. “Stepping” is a syncopated and synchronized dance form which gained popularity amongst black fraternities in the US in the 1980’s. It involves stamping, clapping, slapping and various other body percussions and is a powerful and aggressive form of group movement. It has been popularized in movies such as “Stomp the Yard,” Performances were made to over 1000 students on the day, and over 100 year 8,9 and 10 students took part in Workshops. NIST would love to start a group next year, with perhaps a return trip to UNIS.
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Visit of HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn
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On Thursday 10th January, Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn visited NIST, and graciously opened the new Creative Arts Building. Her Royal Highness was welcomed to the school with speeches from the Chairman of the Executive School Board, Khun Chaipat Srivisarvacha, the Headmaster, Mr Simon Leslie, and Mrs Pam Tansanguanwong, a Parent Representative of the New International School of Thailand.
Her Royal Highness was presented with a painting by Ritah Chumdermpadetsuk of Year 8.
Following the official welcome, Her Royal Highness officially opened the building, and then visited Art, Music and Drama classes before signing the visitor's book in the Library.
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Wai Khru Day 2006
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On Thursday 31st August, NIST celebrated Wai Khru Day. All schools and universities in Thailand celebrate this day on a Thursday near the start of the new academic year. Following the playing of the King's Anthem and the chanting of the Wai Khru prayer, students from all levels of the school presented traditional Thai flower arrangements to their teachers as a sign of respect and thanks.
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Year 8 Week on the Wild Side Trip to the Royal Varuna Yacht Club in Pattaya
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Year 10 English Presentations
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Year 11 - (IYA Nam Wa)
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Year 11 - Koh Chang
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Year 11 Work Experience - June 2008
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What a fantastic week our Year 11 students had June2-6, exploring the World of Work. In our culminating activity for their Careers unit, the Year 11’s ventured out to almost 50 job placements in and around Bangkok. A special thanks to our community in offering these wonderful opportunities for our students. This is arguably one of the most memorable high school experiences for the students and we could not do it without the generosity and support from our vast community. Here are a few photos of our students in action...
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Year 12 - Prachinburi
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On the last two school days of 2006, 42 Year 12 students and 4 chaperones went on the first ever voluntary CAS field trip. After having finished their trial exams, many of them felt that the physical labor was a pleasant change to the academic demands of the previous days. The school we visited is located in Prachinburi, a mere two hours trip from Bangkok. We left the school at 7.30 and arrived at 10.30 to immediately start the work on the improvement of the school’s facilities. The work included building walls, removing large quantities of earth and replacing it with tons of concrete, and the preparation of food for the 46 souls that needed to be fed. The Year 12 students worked really hard to get the work done before our return to NIST on late Saturday afternoon. A soccer and volleyball match on Friday afternoon, followed by a party organized by the parents of the school gave the students a chance to relax from the strenuous work performed during the day. As the administration of the school was very pleased with the work done, the students ought to be congratulated on their accomplishments and cooperative approach throughout the three days of community and service work. Well done!
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Year 12 Barge Trip
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Year 12 students are currently undertaking the Group 4 Project, an interdisciplinary scientific investigation with an environmental theme. Using the Magic Eyes Prem Centre Barge, they are investigating how the water quality of the Chao Phraya River changes with distance from Bangkok. See here for some photos from the first trip…
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On our unit Survivor all year 4s raised money for a hill tribe school. The school was building a library at Baan Khun Wong in Mae Hong Son Province. We sold Mama Noodles, snow cones and jelly. We all raised 33,743 baht! Every body had fun. We gave the money to THEP (Thailand Hill tribe Education Project). Some people ate so much-we thanked them. Every student had a job to help the sales like putting ice in the bowls and putting hot water in the bowl with mama noodles. By James
I really feel proud of myself because I think I have done a great job by selling snow cones to people to raise money for the Hilltribes. It was very good fun to do this activity because it gave me lots of information and it was very interesting. We raised about 33,743 baht for the Hilltribes school library in Mae Hong Son Provence. I also thank Mrs Siew for doing a great job by preparing the things and helping us sell snow cones. The things we sold were Snow cones, Mama noodles and Jelly. By Annamalai
We were selling snow cones to raise money for the Hill tribe. They need money because they don’t have windows and doors for their school. We weren’t just selling snow cones; we sold mama noodles and jelly too. We had different roles. It was a fun job but I got stung by a bee. We got 33,743 baht. They need only 30,000 baht for the windows. The 3,743 baht they will use to buy books and other things for their school. Their school is at Mae Hong Son. The school is called Baan Khun Wong. By: JR
4CB, 4MM, 4BM and 4IH were raising money for the hill tribes. The money goes to the school to pay for the windows. All the year 4 classes made 33743 baht all together. We sold mama noodles, jelly and snow cones.We had different roles. Like making snow cones or getting the money and getting ice. By Louis
We were taking action by selling snow cones, mama noodles and jelly to raise money to help the hill tribe school. We raised the money to help their library at Baan Khun Wong. We raised 33,743 all together with 4IH, 4BM and 4MM. I was pouring the syrup on the ice. By Montis
We made snow cones, Mama Noodles and jelly. We raised money and all together we got 33,743 baht. We gave all the money to the library at Baan Khun Wong in Province Mae Hong Son. It was all so much fun and we helped them. The most fun part was selling and eating. By Zim
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Year 6 Exhibition
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Year 6 held an exhibition from 9th-11th May, during which they presented their year's work to parents, other teachers and student, and a large number of visitors to the school. Well done to all who took part!
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Year 6 Kanchanaburi Trip
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On the 13 to 16th November, Year 6 went to Kanchanaburi. Yr.6 had lots of fun. They stayed at the Pung-Waan Resort. Yr.6 did many activities like Flying Fox, Swing bridge and lots more. To help save the environment they also went tree planting.
They also went to a cave called Phratat where they learnt about bats, stalactites and stalagmites. At night after dinner Year 6 had some night activities like the Fashion Show, where they made a costume out of newspaper and tape.
Another night they had the Year Six Idol performances. The next night they had a disco where everyone could dance their hearts out. Overall they had a great time and would really like to go there again.
Have a look at some of the photos.
By Chaina and Zeyu 6CB
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The year 8 students are busily following the exciting programme developed by Mr Kennedy and Mr Tyro! The students have responded magnificently to the challenges laid down to them by their sailing, diving, outward bound and scientific instructors. The weather is ideal for the outdoor pursuits and the food is great. Oh, of 8D, said, "I think the sailing was great as it was my very first time and I did not think I could do it - but I did".
Ms Kelly has been impressed by the students, " This is the best organised trip I have ever been on and the range of activities is great. I am so pleased that I was selected to come on this trip."
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Year 8 Drama Class
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An album of photos showing some of our Year 8 students performing in the sound recording studio.
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Year 9 Trip to Chitralada Palace
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As part of their Thai Studies Course, Year 9 recently visited some of the Royal Projects at Chitralada Palace in Bangkok.
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Young Hercules
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An album of photos of the Elementary Drama production, "Young Hercules" which took place recently.
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Yr. 11 Technology
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In Yr. 11 students are doing a short unit on Nutrition. Students took a brief respite from healthy menu planning to make some chocolate cookies. These are some photos of a recent lesson.
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Announcements
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bdsignup
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Are you willing to donate blood on international day? Please use the "Click here to Sign-Up" link (below) in order to add your name to the list below. Our goal is to sign up as many people as possible in order to have the blood donation people come to NIST and collect blood on International day.
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Blood Donation Sign-Up - International Day
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Are you willing to donate blood on international day? Are you over 17 years old and over 45 kg in weight? Please use the "Click here to Sign-Up" link (below) in order to add your name to the list below. Our goal is to sign up as many people as possible in order to have the blood donation people come to NIST and collect blood on International day.
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