Author Archives: Naiyana RATANASUWANACHART

April 2019 April. 4 Welcome Wai Event 8 am @ Sweet Poppy April. 4-5 ES ‘Out of School Uniform’ Day April. 5 Class Placement Input Form due to the ES Counseling   Thai Food Fair 9:00-13:00 (HS/MS Cafeteria) Apr. 8 … Continue reading →

In order for the PTA to continue to offer critical community-enhancing activities like Intercultural Day, Staff Appreciation, parent education and social support events, Welcome Wai, student activities and materials grants and MORE, we need marvelous parents like YOU!!  This is … Continue reading →

The second session of PE swimming will begin on March 29, 2019. Please see schedule below: Second Session: March 29 – May 7 Grade 5: Davis, Murray Grade 4: Scott(Black), Day Grade 3: Bowyer, Longman Grade 2: Allen, Hagen(Black) Grade … Continue reading →

We are hoping that with the inevitable new year’s resolutions comes to the hope of purging some of the books that are sitting around your house and giving them to a worthy cause! The Grade 5 Book Sale: Thursday and … Continue reading →

Our ISB Summer School Office is now open and accepting registrations for Summer School 2019 at ISB! You can go to the ISB website, or click here, to access all information about dates, programs, and fees, and to submit a … Continue reading →

Any elementary school student on campus outside of regular school hours, who is not participating in a school sponsored event, must be actively supervised by an adult in charge, appointed by the family. This includes being in the elementary Learning … Continue reading →

Shelley Bragg shelleyb@isb.ac.th ISB eNewsletters provide a valuable avenue for communication within the ISB parent community. For your convenience we have provided you with our eNewsletter guidelines below. Submitting an announcement for publication ISB accepts announcements from ISB families for … Continue reading →

Second Chance Bangkok is a local initiative, fair trade organization in the Klong Toey Slum that uses donated clothing to create upcycled goods. They provide opportunities for people who have experienced barriers to employment. They also finance projects that support … Continue reading →