Term 3 - 23 June
Matters of Principal
Whole School News
Announcements
NEW HEAD OF PIANO: DR PURIPAT PAESAROCH
We are delighted to announce the appointment of a new Head of Piano (whole School) who will join the Music Department in RST from August.
Dr Puripat has studied extensively abroad, at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, the Conservatory of Music at the National University of Singapore and Arizona State University, where he was awarded his PhD in Piano Performance. He also studied previously at Mahidol University, here in Thailand.
Dr Puripat has performed all over the world, winning major competitions in the U.S. and has participated in numerous piano festivals worldwide. He is a committed and passionate piano teacher with a wealth of experience teaching students of all ages and levels, from beginner to Diploma level.
We are delighted that he will be joining us in the new academic year, and we look forward to him building upon the already strong piano programme, which has been developed by K. Kwan over the last 4 years.
CHARITY GOLF DAY 2023 – REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!
We would like to invite golf players and enthusiasts of all ages, whatever your standard, from our community and beyond to register for this year’s annual RSPTA Charity Golf Day. Friendly Scramble competition, fun prizes throughout the day, and an amazing Raffle Draw, held during a post-event buffet dinner, will ensure this year’s event is a super family-friendly day to remember.
The event’s aim is to raise money for the School’s charities with proceeds presented to deserving organisations, as chosen by our Student Charity Committee. Over 100 golfers attended last year so please register early, using the QR code in the poster, to ensure a spot for you or your team of 4 is reserved.
CHARITY GOLF DAY 2023 – SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Our wonderful Parents’ Association, the RSTPA, are organising the School’s annual Charity Golf Day, which will be held at Siam Country Club on 29th October 2023 next term. The event’s aim is to raise money for charity with proceeds presented to deserving organisations, as chosen by our Student Charity Committee. The event was a great success last year, both widely promoted and attended by parents, students, teachers, and many other friends of the School. The RSTPA would like to invite you to support these events as partners through sponsorship.
Please click here for details.
WEST SIDE STORY, THE BROADWAY CLASSIC – 7th OCTOBER
RST has secured seats for the Broadway classic musical ‘West Side Story’ on Saturday, 7th October 2:30pm, performed at the Thailand Cultural Centre in Bangkok.
Bangkok will be among the first few cities in the world to see this stunning new production of West Side Story, featuring the original choreography by Jerome Robbins, with an all-American cast steered by a highly acclaimed New York-based creative team including Emmy Award-winning director Lonny Price and choreographer Julio Monge, who also served as artistic consultant for the latest film version by Steven Spielberg. The show will be accompanied by the Royal Bangkok Symphony Orchestra.
The cost of each ticket will be 3,100 ฿, including coach travel to and from the venue. Tickets will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis and are available to Senior and Prep students as well as accompanying families via this Google form. Please find further details in the attached letter or get in contact with Mr Furness via email dfurness@rugbyschool.ac.th
DIGITAL WELL-BEING OVER THE SUMMER HOLIDAYS
The holidays can often be one of the most difficult times to balance our children's time on devices. We've added what we think is a great article to the Digital Wellbeing page of our Digital Learning website. Although it talks of the 2022 - 23 academic year, its points are perhaps timeless looking at:
- Concerns about excessive screen time among children resurface as the School year ends
- The “power of three” to categorise technology use into social, physical/active, and creative/educational activities
- Setting time limits for each category and including “digital sabbaticals” promote a balanced approach to technology during the summer break
Finally, please keep your eye on the Digital Learning website which will be updated throughout the holidays with the latest information on Bring Your Own Device, starting in August.
Thank you so much for your support in advance, I hope you can make it some great holidays, and don't forget our holiday coding camps to make that screen time purposeful!
Reminders
SATURDAY ENRICHMENT PROGRAMME
Next term, we will continue to offer a wide range of activities for boarders and day students on a Saturday mornings. Both our own staff, and a variety of outside service providers, will allow our students to enjoy both the adventurous side of enrichment activities and some more relaxing options.
We will be offering Climbing, Recreational Scuba Diving and PADI Open Water courses, Kayaking, Sailing and Martial Arts. Alongside this, we will run Yoga, Art,Rrecreational Sport, Coding and Robotics and Cooking. We hope that everyone will find something to participate in, enjoy and develop as a skill to take with them into adulthood. For our boarders, these activities are free (with the exception of the PADI Open Water course which is 15,000THB); day students will be charged 400THB per session.
RSTPA SURVEY
After a hugely successful year full of events, the RSTPA is looking forward to the next School year. Could you please help us in our planning for next year by completing a short survey for us which will help us understand your expectations better? The link to the survey can be found here.
USMILE ORDER COLLECTION
The Usmile School photos will be available for collection on Thursday, 29th June. Please note that collection will begin after 3pm.
Pre-Prep parents, please collect from the Pre-Prep reception; Prep and Senior parents, please collect from the admin reception.
RUGBY SCHOOL 200th ANNIVERSARY CARDS
The Rugby School 200th anniversary cards are on sale now with all proceeds going to charity.
Purchase your set of cards before they sell out! These are currently for sale in the School Uniform Shop and Pre-prep Reception. They will also be available at the following venues and events:
- 16th June: Leavers' drinks before dinner (Senior)
- 17th June: Senior Speech Day
- 22nd June: Y4 Drama Performance (Prep)
- 28th June: Y2 Show (Pre-Prep); Prep Concert (Prep)
- 30th June: Prep Speech Day (Prep)
Senior News
Announcements
RUGEBIAN COMMUNITY
Last week, we welcomed Mr Peter Green, the Executive Head at Rugby UK to present Alumni ties to graduating students, alumni of RST, and staff who had worked at the School for 5 years. Rugby School Thailand is special as our alumni join their counterparts in Rugby UK as members of the Rugbeian community. This is a global network of former students which promises to continue growing, especially with Rugby School Japan coming online. In the future, our graduates will be invited to alumni events in the UK, Thailand, and across the world.
COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMME: CHONBURI HOSPITAL'S LEARNING CENTRE
A group of LXX students participated in a Community Service Programme at Chonburi Hospital's Learning Centre for chronically ill children. They conducted fundraising projects and organised a "Book Drive" to provide materials and reading materials for the children. During their visit, they observed educational lessons and engaged with teachers and nurses, gaining valuable knowledge and contributing to the children's well-being. The students look forward to continuing their support in the future.
Dates for Your Diary
26th JUNE: Golf Presentation for all Year 4 – LXX students (5.30pm)
26th – 27th JUNE: LXX Higher Education 'Kick off Programme' for all LXX students (08:15 – 16:00)
28th JUNE: University Readiness activities for all XX students (08:15 – 12:15)
29th JUNE: Rugby Ball 2023 at Hilton Pattaya (18:00 – 22:00)
30th JUNE: Final day of the year. School ends at 12:15
F Block Arts Review
The F Block Arts Review was a fantastic opportunity for students to showcase the work that they have completed this year in art, drama and music. Starting with a viewing of their vibrant art gallery which filled the Performing Arts Centre foyer, students showed their parents and teachers their work, such as ceramic sculptures and miniature portraits. They then moved to the Black Box to perform an exciting programme of music and drama pieces. The huge range of performances demonstrated the diverse curricula that students are exposed to, as we saw everything from script work to devising and Elgar to Spongebob Squarepants. We are really proud of the F Block students, all of whom performed on stage and were featured in the art gallery.
Photo credit: Bunn (E-Block)
RST MAD
Three School House students paid a visit to the premises of Karunyawet Centre for Disabled Women on Wednesday afternoon. Ronnie, Tetsuo and Tin Tin presented Khun Sunan and Khun Boonsita with ฿25,000, a huge donation raised by our wonderful School House students. This donation was raised over 10 months, mainly due to Ronnie’s weekly tuckshop but also thanks to several individual contributions by the School House boys.
At Karunyawet, we discovered a thriving community of 90 disabled women, with an age range of 18 - 90. Many of the women require full-time care. Khun Boonsita explained how Karunyawet Centre depends greatly on private donors to supplement the state allocation of ฿57 per woman per day. She was left speechless when our students revealed the sum total of their contribution.
A growing trend in the Senior School sees individual Houses link with local charities. This allows each House to make deeper connections with a single charity while seeing for themselves the long-lasting and positive effects of their collective service work.
Speech Day
On Saturday, we welcomed parents and students for our annual Speech Day where we celebrate the students in XX (Year 13) who are graduating. At this event, prizes were also awarded to students to celebrate their contributions to the School. Mr Groves spoke about the importance of curiosity in education and about the importance of teaching students 'human skills' that AI cannot copy.
Our Governor, Khun Fuadi was our guest of honour and shared thoughts and reflections on the lessons he has learnt in life. Khun Taya and Khun Fuadi presented prizes to the students. We were also entertained by two fantastic pieces of music from Savannah and Peam as well as hearing the wonderful School orchestra.
Awards
Battle of the Bands
Yesterday, our School was buzzing with the electrifying energy of the "Battle of the Bands" event, held in the intimate setting of the Black Box Theatre in the Performing Arts Centre. This musical extravaganza showcased a diverse array of talent from both our prep and senior bands, creating a harmonious blend of youthful exuberance and seasoned skill.
The event, masterfully organised by the Art Levee, with Savannah and Peam from the LXX at the helm, was a resounding success. The atmosphere was charged with excitement as each band took to the stage, their performances eliciting enthusiastic applause from the well-attended audience. The camaraderie and unity displayed by our students were truly heartwarming, making the event more than just a competition, but a celebration of our School spirit.
A standing ovation goes to each band that performed, their passion and dedication to music were palpable. We also extend our deepest gratitude to the entire Music department for orchestrating such a memorable event. Their tireless efforts behind the scenes ensured a seamless and enjoyable experience for all.
"Battle of the Bands" was not just a night of music, but a testament to the unity, talent, and vibrant spirit that makes our School community truly special.
Prep News
Announcements
YEAR 7 TO YEAR 8 TRANSITION PRESENTATION
It was wonderful to welcome our current Year 7 parents to meet the Head and Mr Ellis (Head of Year 8) to discuss some key information for Year 8 next year. They were able to see who the Year 8 Form Tutors will be, get an idea about future events and trips and were informed of any relevant changes coming up. If you missed the presentation, you can see it here.
JUNIOR MATHS CHALLENGE
Earlier this week, 8 Year 7 & 8 students took part in the British International Schools Junior Maths Challenge at Shrewsbury International School in Bangkok. They competed over six challenging mathematical rounds ranging from bingo to a maths relay. After a day of testing our students’ thinking, communication and collaboration skills, the Year 8 team were awarded the third-place trophy out of twelve teams. Many congratulations to Kun, Cha Cha, Ming Jun and Melon who brought the trophy home.
ART EXHIBITION – POP CANVAS
This huge project demonstrates some great Communicating & Collaborating from Year 6. Their challenge was to create a design that combined Pop culture and Asian traditional culture. We have characters from old legends and new movies, popular foods and traditional temples. Some groups used AI art to help with the compositions.
The finished results are powerful and fun, and will be on display for all to see at the end-of-year Art Exhibition in the Prep building, next Wednesday at 3.45 pm. See you there!
Reminders
SPORT KIT RETURNS
As the term is coming to a close, we are trying to collect all the spare sports kits that have been borrowed by students. If you have a student-athlete in the family, please can you check if they have any tops or shorts with numbers 80-99 as these need to be returned to the sports department before the holiday?
LIBRARY BOOK RETURNS
All books should have been returned to the library today, Friday 23rd June, so we can do a stock check and pack up the library ready for our exciting refurbishment over the long holiday. We will contact you if any books are not returned and charges may be incurred. Students will not be able to visit the library this week.
LEARNER PROFILE WEEK
Next week, Monday to Wednesday, students will be off timetable for our Learner Profile activities. This is an opportunity to put into practice many of the Learner Profile characteristics that they have been working on over the course of the year. Please can students come into School in their house tops and PE kits for these three days? Activities will run as normal.
On Thursday and Friday, students will need to come into School in their School uniform, as we have a final assembly on Thursday and Speech day on Friday. Please note that School finishes at 12:00, after speech day, on Friday.
Dates for your Diary
24th JUNE:
08:00 – 09:15: U10 & U12 Boys Basketball Training in the WEC - Please sign-up with Mr Chisholm
08:30 – 10:00: Saturday Enrichment Programme Session 1 – please sign-up on SOCS
09:15 – 10:30: U10 & U12 Girls Basketball Training in the WEC – please sign-up with Mr Chisholm
09:30 – 10:45: U9 Wisdom Football Academy
10:15 – 11:45: Saturday Enrichment Programme Session 2 – please sign-up on SOCS
26th – 30th JUNE: Learner Profile Week
26th JUNE:
08:00 – 10:00: RSTPA Cooking Class - Thai
16:15 – 17:45: U11 Girls B&C Basketball v MIS
16:40 – 18:15: U11 & U13 Boys Wisdom Football
17:30 – 18:30: Golf Presentation in the Science Lecture Theatre
18:15 – 19:45: U10 & U12 Boys Wisdom Basketball
27th JUNE:
16:00 – 20:00: Boarders Trip
18:15 – 19:45: U14 Boys Wisdom Basketball
28th JUNE:
15:45 – 16:30: End of Year Art Exhibition
16:00 – 20:00: Boarders Trip
16:30 – 17:30: End of Year Music Concert. Booking via QR code is essential due to seating capacity.
16:40 – 18:15: U11 & U13 Girls Wisdom Football
18:15 – 19:45: U10 & U12 Girls Wisdom Basketball
29th JUNE: 16:15 – 19:45: U14 Girls Wisdom Basketball
30th JUNE:
10:30 – 12:00: Speech Day & House Music Finale
12:00: Year 8 Leavers' Lunch in the Senior Dining Hall
12:00: End of Term. Students to be collected from their Form Rooms after Speech Day.
Year 3
Last week, the Senior School held their annual art exhibition which was open to the wider community of Rugby School Thailand. Year 3 jumped at the opportunity to visit the exhibition and were blown away by the talent their older peers demonstrated through their diverse and thought-provoking artwork. The 8-year-olds displayed a mature approach to critiquing the work without being prompted and showing us they are thinkers. Not missing an opportunity to broaden their experiences, Mrs V-K took the children up to Mrs Pardoe’s Art studio to show the children how those pieces came to life.
Mrs Pardoe and her students welcomed the children in and patiently answered all their questions. Thank you, Mrs Pardoe and your students for inspiring us! Chloe said, 'I'm DEFINITELY taking art in Senior School!
Year 8
The year 8 students have been working on the design and manufacture of mood lamps as their project this year in design and technology lessons. Throughout the year they have designed and developed their lamps learning a range of design skills and techniques along the way. They used Onshape 3D CAD to make digital models which were then output to the laser cutter and 3D printers. Here are some of the first lamps to be completed and they look amazing.
House Table Tennis Competition
For the last two weeks, the CGA has been the venue for two mammoth House Table Tennis competitions for the Prep students. 120 passionate and versatile students from Years 3 - 8 battled it out to earn points for their houses, compete to the best of their ability, and have lots of fun along the way.
YEARS 3, 4 & 5
After a series of closely fought preliminary rounds, our final 4 students were Cooper (Y3, Beauclerc), Ted (Y4, Web-Ellis), Mick (Y5 - Web-Ellis) and David (Y5 - Arnold), with David eventually being crowned the winner after an epic final against Mick.
YEARS 6, 7 & 8
After a similarly tough round of early fixtures, the top 4 was dominated by our eldest year group, with Tonnam (Webb-Ellis), Trevor (Hardy), Matty (Beauclerc) and Jason (Hardy), all Year 8, reaching the semi-finals. After some very competitive and high-quality exchanges in all games, Jason finally triumphed over Matty in the final.
All of our students, across all year groups, showed great resilience and sportsmanship throughout and made their houses proud.
F1 in Schools
Prep students have been designing and assembling F1 cars during the F1 in schools activity. We had a great time making and testing these, and adapting the shape to consider aerodynamics as well as team graphics and logos
Pre-Prep News
Announcements
AFTER-SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
Next week, we will run After School Activities on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday only. There will be no activities on Thursday as staff are involved in the Year 2 Leavers' Party. Thursday pick-up is at 3:15pm.
STAFFING NEWS
We say goodbye to Miss Kath (Bears) who is taking a year out on maternity leave. Thank you so much to Miss Kath for all she has done to teach, care for and support all the children this year. We wish Miss Kath all the best as she takes time off to be a Mummy and welcome baby number 3.
We also say goodbye to Mr Daniel (Chicks) who is returning home to Ireland this Summer. We thank Daniel for all his patience and support of the children over this year and wish him all the best as he returns home.
It is also goodbye to Miss Chloe (Mandarin teacher) who is moving on. Chloe has been a super Mandarin teacher and we shall miss her and wish her good luck in her future. Miss Ai (TA) is leaving Pre-Prep and her role as Teaching Assistant to take up a new role in the Senior School as Secretary. We wish Miss Ai all the best in her new job with the big children!
LIBRARY BOOKS AND READING BOOKS
The Library is having a little work done on it over Summer and Miss Cindi is doing a stock take and sort out in the last week of term. All LIBRARY books are to be returned by 23rd June. Please return them to your class teacher. All Reading books are also to be returned to School by the 23rd. Thank you for your cooperation.
STAY AND PLAY
This week, we welcomed to School some new Pre-nursery and Nursery children and families who will join us in August, for a Stay and Play session. It was good to see them exploring the classrooms and meeting some of the teachers and TAs. There was lots of singing, led by our teachers, and lots of play which had the classrooms and outdoor areas buzzing.
It is all part of our transition programme that has been running all through this half term for all our children. The aim is to make that first step into School as smooth as possible. Thank you to everyone for making it a lovely session.
JUNIOR LIBRARIANS
As we approach the end of the School year, the Year 2 Junior Librarians have started handing over to our new Junior Librarians for Term 1. Congratulations to Risa, Maxwell, Mira, Opal, TeTe, Zedna, Bel, Nadia, Anita and Asia. They joined Year 2 for their first training session yesterday in the library and learned where all the different books belong. Miss Cindi and Miss Kathy are delighted to have them as part of the Library team next year.
DIGITAL FOOTPRINT, THE DANGERS OF TECHNOLOGY
We are excited to share with you the PDF download of our recent parent workshop on "Digital Footprint: Dangers of Technology." In this workshop, we explored the dangers of technology and the importance of digital parenting styles in today's world. The workshop shed light on the concept of a digital footprint and how it can impact our children's lives. We discussed the evolving landscape of parenting in the digital age and provided insights into three distinct digital parenting styles. Whether you are a 'limiter, enabler, or mentor', this workshop aimed to equip parents with strategies to support their children in the digital world. We will revisit this workshop next Academic year and hope you will join us then as well. We encourage you to download the PDF file and dive deeper into the content covered during the workshop. Working together we can create a safer and more balanced digital environment for our children.
Dates for Your Diary
28th JUNE:
Year 2 Leavers' Show 2pm - Pre-Prep Assembly Hall
Last day for After School Activities
29th JUNE:
Year 2 Leavers Party – Parents’ Barbeque 5pm
No Activities running today
30th JUNE:
Class parties - you may wear your own clothes
School closes at 12 noon
Nursery
Last week in Nursery, we had a special Nursery Rhyme week. The children were introduced to a different Nursery Rhyme each day and we based our work and continuous provision around each rhyme. Children from the Bear, Owl and Parrot classes loved participating in activities such as baking their own star cookies, winding up their own bobbin' and being introduced to creating their own story maps
Reception Giraffes
To celebrate the end of Reception and the second part of our topic 'To Infinity and Beyond' the Reception classes came together to have a Superhero day with a special Superhero Disco.
The Giraffes were all so excited to dress in their Superhero costumes. We came together to have a Superhero-themed circle time where each Superhero came to the front to tell everyone their name and their superpower. After lunch was when the real fun began. We joined together with the other Reception classes in the Assembly Hall to have a Superhero Disco. There was a photo booth to take some funny photos, a disco light and lots of fun dancing. We had a great day being Superheroes!
Year 1
The Year 1 children have been learning all about animals and how we can protect them. They have been busy selling elephant crafts at their fundraiser and creating beautiful pieces of artwork to sell at their silent auction.
We all had a memorable visit to the Elephant Jungle Sanctuary Pattaya, learning lots of facts, feeding the elephants and making poop paper.
Thank you so much to all of our Year 1 families for their support. The children are very Proud Peacocks and the sanctuary is extremely grateful for your donations. We have raised a magnificent 15,649THB so far, with a few winning art pieces still to be collected!
Silent Auction
Elephant Sanctuary Visit
Year 2 Dolphins
The Dolphins have been eagerly preparing for the forthcoming transition to the Prep School.
We have written letters to buddies in Year 3 and been to meet our new teachers, reflected on our favourite memories from Year 2 and pinpointed the skills we need to work on in Year 3.
In addition, we have been diligently practising how to tie a necktie in preparation for a change in uniform next year. Finally, our favourite- getting to test out the equipment in the Prep playground!
Makaton Signing
This week we learned the signs for:
‘Red’, ‘Orange’ and ‘Blue’
A huge thank you to our Pre-Nursery Fish class for their help in making the video.
Happy signing!
Useful Links
Enrichment
PREP COOKING CLUB
Following last week's visit to the Holiday Inn, students became the chef this week and chose a recipe to adapt and improve. We overwhelmingly voted for Oreos and a cake, so naturally, we combined them. This week, students prepared a chocolate Oreo lava cake based on the recipe used for the house challenge. Everyone enjoyed the smell and worked well with their group to create a few creamy and decadent chocolate desserts which they topped with blueberries. Next week, we will look at one of Lily's recipes; the chocolate shortbread.
Great work, everyone!
PREP CROSS COUNTRY
Y6-8 Cross country raced up Buddha Hill in Khao Mai Kaew on Tuesday. They were surprised with ice creams and a little prize giving at the top! All the athletes did incredibly well to run all the way to the top of a tough climb. Well done to our ‘king and queen’ of the mountain, Erin and Zack and to the most improved athlete, Seb.
Enrichment Achievements
THE ASSOCIATED BOARD OF THE ROYAL SCHOOLS OF MUSIC
Congratulations to Alice D for gaining her Grade 5 Piano ABRSM certificate with Merit. A wonderful achievement at such a high level. Well done, Alice!
THAILAND CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIERS
Congratulations to Imboon in 6S, who took part in the Thailand Championship Qualifiers last weekend. Her achievements:
- Winner Dressage children A Of President’s Cup 2023
- Winner pony dressage Cat A
Well done Imboon!
HORSE RIDING
On Thursday, Imboon (6S), Namo (8M), Pai (F Block), and Sydney (F Block) proudly represented Rugby School Thailand in the Horse Riding Competition Dressage Preliminary Team. This exciting event marked the first horse competition between schools in Thailand, organised by the Department of Physical Education. The participants, aged 8 to 18 years old, showcased their impressive talents and skills. Imboon amazed everyone with her radiant performance and captivating smile, setting an inspiring tone for the competition. Namo exhibited exceptional control and delivered a truly splendid performance. Pai and Sydney remained composed throughout their rounds and concluded with outstanding displays. The RST team achieved a respectable 4th place, showing that they are strong competitors.
MATHEMATICS SUCCESS
Theme and Thyme have been very busy with their maths recently and we would like to congratulate them on their achievements:
- The American Mathematics Olympiad 2022: Gold Awards for both of them
- Singapore and Asian Schools Math Olympiad: Gold Awards for both of them and Perfect scorer for Thyme
- Singapore Maths Global Final: Gold Awards for both of them
- Kangaroo Mathematics: Gold Award for Theme and Silver Award for Thyme
- Global Mathematics Elite Competition
- STEM Olympiad
A very big well done to them both!
RSTeam Spotlight
Get to know a little better our dedicated team of teachers and support staff who make our School great, by learning more about them and their roles.
This week we focus on Mrs Usa McGuigan, PA to Mr Grindlay:
Community Offers & Events
EXCITING OPPORTUNITY ALERT!
SL Benfica Academy Camp is coming to Rugby School Thailand
Calling all soccer enthusiasts! Don’t miss your chance to be a part of the prestigious SL Benfica Academy training experience right here in Thailand. You won’t want to miss this opportunity of a lifetime!
SL Benfica Academy Camp will take place from 17th – 19th July 2023, limited to 40 spots.
REGISTER NOW to secure your spot at this exclusive training event: https://forms.gle/t1DmCGCmb7XNPx4U8
For more information or any inquiries, please feel free to contact our knowledgeable AR Soccer Team:
- Khun Pom: 0899424769
- LINE Group: https://line.me/ti/g/_-NYuZXXq5
- WhatsApp Group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/L6hAdYYcTiN1r1kAVFEtuO
SPARTAN RACE THAILAND AT WISDOM VALLEY
Wisdom Valley & RST will host the first-ever Spartan Thailand Trifecta Weekend, Spartan Trail, and Spartan Kids Race on 5th – 6th.
Taya Teepsuwan, CEO of Rugby School Thailand and Wisdom Valley and our 4 RST representatives experienced the momentous official Spartan Race Thailand 2023 press conference, which took place on Saturday, 10th June 10. Our students represented RST and Spartan Kids as Brand Ambassadors. Support our heroes to win the race.
RST Families who would like to register Spartan Kids for the children's race, or something more challenging for yourselves, see more information from here https://sprtn.im/41qwEh8 .
Special Promotion for RST, get 10% discount (Spartan Races for RST Families )
Be part of this historic moment!! Come race with us!
DIGITAL SUMMER CAMPS
RST and BSD Online are proud to again present our holiday coding camps. For ages 8+ you can find everything from tech startups, blockchain, VR, gaming and AI.
You can find more resources like this at our Digital Learning website or for specific wellbeing activities, the Digital Wellbeing page.
WISDOM FIT 7-DAY FREE TRIAL
Wisdom Fit is offering a 7-Days Free Trial Programme for new members only, this June.
New membership fee for next academic year:
7,500 THB / Term
18,000 THB / 3-Term
Sign up as a couple to get 10% discount
For more information, contact Line@Wisdomfit Email : wfit@rugbyschool.ac.th Call : 033-141800 #4520
TOS TENNIS ACADEMY
Join us for Tennis Lessons in June 2023.
We are offering group lessons for both beginners and intermediate players. Come and meet our experienced TOS coaches who will assess your tennis skills. Lessons are available from Monday to Friday at the RST Tennis Court.
For more information, please contact us at 086 668 7731 or 089 108 4402.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to improve your tennis game!
HOLIDAY INN- RST COMMUNITY DISCOUNTS
We’d like to thank our friends from the Holiday Inn, who are offering our RST Community preferential hotel rates and discounts in their restaurants for 2023:
