Term 3 - 6 June 2025

Matters of Principal

Whole School

SAFETY FIRST: SCHOOL PARKING AND TRAFFIC SAFETY GUIDELINES
We would like to kindly remind all drivers to refrain from parking on the red lines, pedestrian crossings, or in areas adjacent to crossings and curves. Maintaining clear visibility in these zones is essential to prevent blind spots and to minimise the risk of accidents.

Furthermore, please adhere to the campus speed limit and follow the designated entry and exit routes. Your cooperation in these matters is greatly appreciated and plays a vital role in ensuring the safety and well-being of all students, staff and parents. 

CAREERS AND FUTURE PATHWAYS MONTH - JUNE 2025
As we approach the end of the academic year, we are excited to share a series of inspiring Careers and Future Pathways events designed to empower our Prep and Senior students to think ambitiously about their futures.

5th June – “Crafting Your Personal Pathway for Future Success” (F and E Block)
Our Careers Month launched with energy and inspiration as students in Years 9 and 10 took part in a dynamic workshop focused on career exploration, self-reflection and personal branding. Through sessions on ‘Squiggly Careers’ and future visioning, students discovered the power of transferable skills and began developing their own personal pathway projects. The day sparked big ideas, bold thinking and a sense of excitement about the possibilities ahead.

11th and 12th June – Year 7 and 8 Careers Days
Through fun, fast-paced activities including treasure hunts, bridge building and business pitching, students will explore 21st-century skills such as teamwork, creativity and problem solving. These interactive sessions connect learning with life, building confidence and sparking early career curiosity.

18th June – Skills for 21st Century Careers (D Block & LXX)
Under the theme “Climate Innovators”, our new 2025–26 Sixth Form cohort will tackle real-world global challenges through teamwork, creativity, communication and critical thinking. A highlight of the day will be a thought-provoking lecture from the University of Cambridge on how to approach and tackle big questions – encouraging students to think deeply, critically and ambitiously about the issues shaping our world.

In addition, LXX students will showcase their supra-curricular activities, demonstrating how academic curiosity beyond the classroom can enhance personal development and strengthen university applications. This inspirational sharing will help D Block students see the value of proactive, purpose-driven engagement in their own future pathways.

19th and 20th June – Kickstart Programme (LXX)
This two-day higher education workshop equips students with the tools, knowledge and inspiration needed for university success. Highlights include expert-led talks, virtual taster lectures from global universities and time to develop individual summer action plans, ready to begin their application journeys in their XX year.

Throughout the month, we are proud to provide students with experiences that build essential skills, deepen academic curiosity and support them in making confident, informed choices about their future.

FEES IN ADVANCE ANNUAL DISCOUNT
For those of you who would like to benefit from the discount available if you pay the year's tuition fee in advance, please click the link to the Google Form to register your interest. 

FOBISIA PE AND SPORT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 
Congratulations to Richard Molloy, our Director of Sport, who has recently been nominated to join the Executive Committee for FOBISIA PE and Sport. Another step in our commitment to the network offered by the Federation of British Schools in Asia.  

UP TO 20% OFF ENGLISH ADVENTURE CAMP
Our new English Adventure Camp in August is the ideal way to boost your child's English language, while also giving them a fun holiday camp experience. RST parents are eligible to 10% discount, with an additional 10% for group bookings of four or more students. Registration closes on Sunday, 8th June.

Find out more and register: https://wisdom.camp/english-adventure-camp-at-rugby-school-thailand/

KS3 PRODUCTION
We are thrilled to announce that our talented Key Stage 3 students will be bringing Disney's High School Musical to life on stage this year. This exciting production promises to be a fantastic showcase of our students' acting, singing and dancing talents.

Dates: 9th - 12th June 2025

Time: 6:00pm

Venue: Black Box Theatre

Tickets are available for purchase from the Senior School Reception.

RSTPA COOKING CLASS
The next cooking class will be from Australia on Friday, 20th June from 08:15am to 10:30am. There will be a small fee of 300 THB per session to cover the costs of ingredients and please bring some empty containers to take your food away. A polite reminder that we have limited space of 24 places, so if you would like to join, please contact Helen: irbis2002@bk.ru / Line: Helen Cool / 0907694661.

PARENTS' TOWN HALL
You are all invited to come to our termly Parents' Town Hall that takes place at 3pm on Wednesday, 11th June in the Senior Science Lecture Theatre. On this occasion, the Principal will go through the results of his recent appraisal and then open the floor to questions that you may have. In attendance will be the Teepsuwans, the Principal and the three School Heads.

SAVE THE DATE
We are excited to share that our annual Charity Golf Day is back for 2025. This popular event will be held on Sunday, 28th September so save the date in your diaries and look out for more information coming soon.

11th June:
Parents' Town Hall - 3pm (Senior Science Lecture Theatre)

20th June:
RSTPA Cooking Class - 8:15am - 10:30am

ROCK DOMAIN CLIMBING TRIP
Sunday, 25th May marked an exciting new chapter for our School as 18 students (Years 7 to 11) and five staff members embarked on our first climbing trip to the Rock Domain Climbing Gym in Bangkok.

The day offered a thrilling introduction to the world of climbing, with students engaging in various disciplines including auto belay and top rope climbing, as well as bouldering. Our students embraced the challenge with enthusiasm, testing their limits with dynamic moves, engaging in problem-solving routes and experiencing the exhilaration of towering abseils. It was clear that everyone had a fantastic time pushing their boundaries and developing new skills.

For those interested in trying climbing for the first time or looking to hone existing skills, we encourage you to sign up for the Climbing Club next year. Members of the club will receive first priority for future climbing trips, offering more opportunities to explore this exciting sport.

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SENIOR SCHOOL ECO AND SUSTAINABILITY COMMITTEE
In celebration of Earth Day this year, the Senior School Eco and Sustainability Committee organised a non-uniform day to raise vital funds for environmental causes. Thanks to the enthusiastic participation from both students and staff, the event successfully raised an impressive 48,000 Thai Baht.

This substantial sum has now been donated to three impactful environmental charities. The Eco and Sustainability Committee, carefully selected organisations whose missions align with their values and vision. The funds were distributed as follows:

• 12,000 THB was donated to the Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand (WFFT), in support of their crucial work in wildlife conservation, animal rescue and the promotion of ethical wildlife tourism.

• 18,000 THB was donated to the Roctopus Eco Trust, which focuses on marine protection and coral restoration, playing a key role in preserving Thailand’s marine ecosystems.

• 18,000 THB was donated to the EcoThailand Foundation, which empowers local communities through sustainability education and environmental awareness initiatives.

The Eco Committee expressed their gratitude to each of these organisations for their ongoing efforts and impactful work, noting how inspiring it is to support causes that bring about real, positive change.

We are incredibly proud of our students for their initiative, commitment to sustainability and their dedication to making a tangible difference.

Senior

BRIEFING FOR UK-BOUND STUDENTS FROM EAST ASIA
We are pleased to announce an invaluable briefing session designed for students from East Asia preparing for university in the UK. This comprehensive session will feature expert insights from:

• UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) office

• The British Universities' International Liaison Association (BUILA)

• UK alumni

• Current international students in the UK

The briefing will cover crucial topics, from essential packing tips to demystifying the visa application process. Attendees will also gain valuable insights into life as an international student in the UK.

Following the main presentations, students can participate in tailored breakout sessions specific to their country, offering a chance to connect with peers and receive direct advice from student speakers.

For more information and to register, please click here. 

IUMC INTRODUCTION: STUDY MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY IN IRELAND
Our aspiring medicine and dentistry students are invited to join a webinar on Saturday, 14th June.

The session will cover the following topics:

• Overview of Irish Medical and Dental schools
• How to Prepare your Application
• Entry Requirements and Application Timelines
• Support for International Applicants

For more information and to register, please click here. 

TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN AND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN
Representatives from Trinity College Dublin and University College Dublin will be in Bangkok for an in-person event on Wednesday, 18th June from 2pm to 4pm at the RSU Tower. This event is recommended for all undergraduates and will cover the following topics:

• Learn about programmes in Engineering, Business, Science, Humanities, Law and more
• Meet university representatives in-person
• Scholarships, requirements, campus life and the application process
• Ask questions directly to TCD, UCD, IUMC and Study Ireland 

If you are interested in attending this event, please email info@iumcireland.com with your child's name and the course they are interested in. 

FREE SCAD WORKSHOP - CRAFT YOUR PERSONAL BRAND
A unique opportunity for our students to attend a hands-on workshop led by the esteemed SCAD Professor Margot Ecke. This workshop, titled "Craft Your Personal Brand with Symmetry and Colour Theory," will guide students through the exciting process of creating authentic visual branding using radial design and fundamental color theory principles.

Over the course of this workshop, students will have the chance to:

• Receive personalised one-on-one feedback to significantly develop their design skills.

• Learn and apply 2D design and colour theory principles to a challenging and rewarding project.

• Develop a new, impressive piece for their portfolio.

• Receive an official Certificate from SCAD upon successful completion of all three days of the workshop.

• Participate in an exhibition to proudly showcase their completed work.

Workshop Details:

• Dates: 30th June – 2nd July 2025

• Time: 9am – 12pm

• Location: JustCo - Gaysorn Amarin (Just Innovate + Just Inspire Room), 496-502, Unit A, 5th Floor, Gaysorn Amarin, Phloen Chit Rd, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand

This is an exceptional chance to gain valuable design expertise and create a tangible portfolio piece.

For more information and to register, please click here. 

ART AND DESIGN TECHNOLOGY EXHIBITION PREVIEW
A reminder that our Senior School Art and Design Technology Exhibition 2025 preview evening is fast approaching. This is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the incredible talents of our Year 11 and Year 13 art students, as well as the impressive Design Technology work from Year 12. Join us to see their remarkable achievements on Monday, 9th June in the Collingwood Centre. We look forward to welcoming you.

HIGHER EDUCATION EVENTS
Our Higher Education team has compiled a list of the most relevant university events for the coming months, including open days and webinars, which you can view here.

9th JUNE:
Art and Design Technology Exhibition - Preview evening - 4:00pm - 6:00pm (Collingwood Centre)

9th - 12th JUNE:
KS3 Production - High School Musical (6:00pm - Black Box Theatre)

20th JUNE:
Graduation Ceremony and Dinner

21st JUNE:
Senior Speech Day

26th JUNE:
The Rugby Ball

MOTIVATIONAL MAGNUMS
As D Block near the end of their IGCSE examinations, they sat a double header of Science followed by Maths. These were the last exams sat by the whole year group. Mr Groves, Head of Senior, decided to surprise the students at the end of the exams with motivational magnums to say well done on how they have supported each other, embedded good study habits and shown an abundance of resilience. Mr Groves commented on how proud he was of this Year Group. Well done D Block, almost there.

CROQUET CLUB
Every week, a small but enthusiastic group of students gathers on the lawn, mallets in hand and curiosity piqued. Under the quiet guidance of Mr Hayter, they are delving into the strategic and surprisingly competitive world of croquet.

While often perceived as a leisurely garden game, croquet is proving to be a surprisingly strategic and competitive pursuit, filled with just enough eccentricity to keep things captivating. Our students are quickly learning the intricacies of positioning, precision and the art of tactfully sending an opponent's ball across the lawn.

Croquet itself boasts a colourful history. Developing in 19th-century Britain from older French lawn games, it rapidly became a national craze in the UK. Notably, it was one of the few outdoor games where men and women could compete equally. The world's first official croquet club was founded in Wimbledon in 1868, lending its name to a venue now famous for another sport. The game even made a brief appearance in the 1900 Paris Olympics.

With Mr Hayter's steady guidance and insightful commentary, the students are acquiring more than just technical skills. They are cultivating patience, strategic thinking and the valuable art of slowing things down. It has been genuinely enjoyable to observe their realisation that croquet is far trickier – and more rewarding – than it first appears.

HONG KONG UNIVERSITY VISIT
Recently, our higher education specialists and counsellors had the pleasure of visiting Hong Kong University (HKU) in Hong Kong, hosted by the university itself. They were invited to tour various faculties across their impressive campus, which even boasts its own dedicated MTR stop, highlighting its excellent accessibility.

Established in 1911, HKU stands as one of Asia's most prestigious universities. Its global standing is remarkable, currently ranked first in Hong Kong, second in Asia, and 17th overall in the world according to the QS Rankings. HKU is particularly renowned for its strong programmes in Engineering, Innovation, Science and Law, with specific excellence in Dentistry, Education, Business Psychology, Data Science, Computer Science, Robotics and Artificial Intelligence.

Culturally diverse, HKU welcomes students from 114 nationalities. It further enhances its global outlook through numerous exchange programmes and partnerships for double or joint degrees with other esteemed international universities, including Cambridge, University College London, University of British Columbia, Sciences Po and University of California Berkeley.

Beyond the university itself, Hong Kong as a city presents a compelling proposition for tertiary education. As a premier business hub and the third global financial centre, it offers a vibrant and international environment. Recognised as the 13th safest city in the world with a free economy, it also presents attractive post-graduation prospects with low income tax, no capital gains tax and a relatively straightforward path to permanent residency. With institutions like HKU, HKUST, CUHK, HK Poly and City U, Hong Kong is increasingly becoming a popular destination for higher education.

HKU graduates have gone on to pursue successful careers with leading organisations such as HSBC, Disney, Deloitte, Ernst and Young and the World Health Organisation.

Given these impressive attributes, it is understandable why our students are increasingly considering Hong Kong as an excellent option for their university destination.

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Prep

YEAR 7 AND YEAR 8 CAREERS DAYS
These will take place on Wednesday, 11th June and Thursday, 12th June. Through fun, fast-paced activities including treasure hunts, bridge building and business pitching, students will explore 21st-century skills such as teamwork, creativity and problem solving. These interactive sessions connect learning with life, building confidence and sparking early career curiosity.

MONGOLIA EXPEDITION
Twenty-four students, thirteen days, and over 4,000 kilometres from home – this isn't just a school trip. It is our School's most ambitious adventure to date, designed as the ultimate test of courage, independence and resilience.

Ahead lies the raw, untamed wilderness of Mongolia, a land of extremes where vast skies meet epic landscapes. Our young explorers will embark on a challenging journey, hiking ancient volcanic craters, navigating towering canyons, fishing in wild, remote rivers and traversing shifting sand dunes. They will trek from camp to camp, carrying everything necessary for survival, with tents as their shelter and wilderness routes to test even the strongest. Throughout, they will rely entirely on each other and on the outdoor skills they have spent the year developing through the AES (Adventure, Explore, Survive) programme.

Beyond the wilderness, this expedition offers a profound immersion in culture and history. Students will step back in time as they explore ancient ruins from the Mongol Empire, trace the legendary paths of the Silk Road and uncover the legacy of Genghis Khan, one of history’s most formidable leaders. In the capital, Ulaanbaatar, they will delve into Mongolia's rich heritage with visits to the Natural History Museum’s dinosaur and stuffed animal exhibitions, explore the vibrant cityscape and savour the bold flavours of traditional Mongolian cuisine.

However, the heart of the adventure truly lies beyond the city limits. In the wild countryside, they will meet nomadic families, learn their customs and gain powerful insights into a way of life shaped by nature and resilience. They will cook meals over open fires, navigate through vast, empty landscapes and dense pine forests using traditional maps and GPS and end each day under an endless canopy of stars. This journey seamlessly blends culture, history and wilderness into an unforgettable experience of learning, growth and adventure.

This expedition is set to push our students to their limits – physically, mentally and emotionally – but will undoubtedly leave them stronger, wiser and more connected to the world around them, appreciating the beauty of untouched nature.

Mongolia is calling and our students are more than ready.

RST CHRONICLE
This week's edition of the RST Chronicle is packed with diverse and engaging topics, ranging from the delicious world of chocolate to exciting summer holiday plans and even the latest on the new iPhone. Please click here for the full articles.

7th JUNE:
U11 Volleyball Festival (at RST)
KS3 Production Rehearsal (8am - 4pm)

9th JUNE:
Year 3 - 6 AES Mini Adventure Trip (12:30pm - 5:30pm)
U11 Football v REPs (Away) - 4pm

10th - 12th  JUNE:
KS3 Performance of High School Musical (Black Box Theatre) - 6pm

11th JUNE:
Year 3 trip to the Outdoor Education Centre (8:10am - 12:10pm)
Parent Town Hall (3pm - 5pm)
U13 Volleyball v REPs (Away) - 4pm

12th JUNE:
RSPTA Book Club (8:10am - 9:10am)

13th JUNE:
House Day - Students may wear their House Tops
Parent Presentation on AI and Protecting Your Child (8:15am - 9:15am) - Veraphan Theatre
Year 7 - 9 AES Adventure Trip (12:30pm - 5:30pm)

17th JUNE:
The Great RST Bake Off

20th JUNE:
Parent Performance of Year 4's Finding Nemo

24th JUNE:
Prep Summer Concert

25th JUNE:
Battle of the Bands 2025

26th JUNE:
RSTMAD Prep Summer Fair

27th JUNE:
Prep Speech Day
Year 8 Leavers' Lunch

WORLD SCHOLARS' CUP
Over the weekend, Mr Carter, Mrs Howell and Mr Pye proudly accompanied 21 students from Years 7, 8 and 9 to Bangkok, where they participated in the regional round of the highly competitive World Scholars' Cup (WSC). This major academic event drew an impressive gathering of almost 1,000 students, forming more than 300 teams across two age categories.

In thorough preparation for the competition, our students delved into a broad interdisciplinary curriculum, exploring diverse topics from languages and the arts, to science and history. This extensive knowledge formed the foundation for a series of challenging tasks, including rigorous team and individual quizzes, engaging debates and creative writing assignments. For many, this marked their first WSC experience and they truly rose to the occasion with remarkable enthusiasm and excellence, showcasing their versatility, teamwork and creativity.

Among numerous impressive performances, special recognition is extended to Si Hyun Lee (Year 8). Her exceptional debating skills earned her a distinguished place as a judge in the final day’s debate showcase. Si Hyun also achieved the second highest individual placement overall and received individual awards for Debate, Creative Writing and the Scholars' Challenge. Her teammates, Sun, who placed as the fourth highest-scoring individual overall, and Daivik, also performed brilliantly. Together, this formidable trio achieved an outstanding 2nd place overall in the entire team competition – a truly remarkable accomplishment.

Throughout the weekend, the students represented our School with immense pride and maturity, both in competition and in their conduct, truly embodying the values of 'Be RST'. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all participants for their hard work and stellar achievements.

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SUSTAINABILITY POSTER COMPETITION
We are thrilled to announce that Isabella Yang (Year 6) is the winner of our recent Sustainability Poster Competition in the Prep School. Read about her pledge in her own words and take a look at her fantastic poster below.

I'm Isabella in Year 6A and this is my pledge poster. If you don’t really know much about a pledge, a pledge is a solemn promise or undertaking. For example, “He called to pledge money for the charity.” Similarly, this is a poster about promising care to the earth. We always use the resources from the earth and we don’t thank it. Also, we use natural resources too much and pollute the earth. This doesn’t only affect the earth, but also us and all living beings. If the earth gets polluted and nature starts to die, plants start to slowly disappear and trees will die and lose their colourful leaves. When the balance of nature is disturbed, the balance of the ecosystem starts to break. So let’s start to care about the earth and make sustainable choices. My poster reflects a few things that you can do to be sustainable. I hope we can care more about the earth and reduce the pollution that we create.

Pre-Prep

MAD JUNIORS CLOSET CLEAR OUT
As we approach the end of the School year, our MAD Juniors are excited to announce their final project: A Closet Clear Out. The donation drive will begin on Monday, 9th June until the end of term. Useful items include:

• Clothes 
• Toys
• Books
• Shoes
• Stationary
• Appliances
• Blankets

A kind reminder not to buy new items as this project involves the donation of used items that are no longer needed in your homes. All donations will go directly to the Hand to Hand Organisition. As always, thank you to our community for their continued support. 

TRANSITION INFORMATION

Wednesday, 11th June - Transition workshop for current Year 2 parents.

Tuesday, 17th June - 'Moving Up Morning' - All students will spend time visiting their new year groups.

Wednesday, 18th June (8.30am) - Transition workshop for current Nursery parents.

10th JUNE:
Year 1 Sharks and Ducks to visit Turtle Sanctuary

10th JUNE:
BIG TALK - Holiday Home Learning (open to parents of Reception, Year 1 and Year 2)

11th JUNE:
Year 2 to Year 3 Transition Meeting - 8:30am (Assembly hall)

12th JUNE:
Year 1 Flamingos and Turtles to visit Turtle Sanctuary

13th JUNE:
Native Readers - 2:50pm

17th JUNE:
Move Up Morning

18th JUNE:
Nursery to Reception Transition Meeting - 8:30am (Assembly hall)

20th JUNE:
Term 3 Reports out to parents

25th JUNE:
Year 2 Leavers' Show - 2pm (Assembly Hall)

26th JUNE:
Year 2 Leavers' Dinner with family - 5pm

RECEPTION VISIT TO THE OUTDOOR EDUCATION CENTRE
Our Reception children recently enjoyed a fantastic day at our Outdoor Education Centre (OEC), where they embraced the wonders of nature with enthusiasm and curiosity.

During their visit, the children engaged in a variety of exciting activities, including:

• An exhilarating nature hunt, discovering the hidden gems of the natural world.

• Constructing innovative bug hotels, learning about biodiversity and habitats.

• Creating beautiful leaf rubbing art, exploring natural patterns and textures.

They fully embraced the outdoors, demonstrating great engagement and enjoyment, all while ensuring they stayed safe in the sun.

As our Reception children transition to Year 1, they are very much looking forward to spending more time in our OEC next year.

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HAND TO HAND VISIT
This week, we had the pleasure of welcoming the children from Hand to Hand to our Pre-Prep School for a day filled with fun, friendship and learning.

Their visit began with an energetic PE session led by Mr Dehann, where they enthusiastically participated in games, practised catching with a rugby ball and enjoyed a lively time with the parachute. This was followed by a highly anticipated swimming session with Mr Roel and his team, which was clearly a highlight of the day, evident from the many smiles and splashes.

The Hand to Hand children also shared lunch and playtime with our Reception students, building new friendships and making the day even more special for everyone involved.

Thank you to all staff and students who helped to make this another truly memorable and joyful visit for our friends at Hand to Hand.

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Sport and Enrichment

FOBISIA PRIMARY GAMES

Forty of our talented students from Years 5 and 6 (comprising 20 boys and 20 girls) proudly represented our School at the FOBISIA Primary Games. Held over four exciting days at the Pattana Sports Resort, this event saw our students compete against six other large international schools from across Thailand, China and Singapore in a diverse programme of athletics, swimming, T-Ball and football.

Our team delivered truly impressive performances across all events, showcasing exceptional skill, unwavering determination and outstanding sportsmanship. Highlights from the competition included:

• An impressive gold and two bronze medals in T-Ball, a testament to their teamwork and precision.

• A well-deserved bronze trophy in the boys’ football competition, demonstrating their strategic play and resilience.

• A host of individual medals earned in both athletics and swimming, celebrating personal achievements and athletic prowess.

Beyond the medals and trophies, the trip proved to be an immensely memorable and valuable experience for everyone involved. The students represented our School and their families with notable pride, enthusiasm and respect throughout the entire event.

A huge well done to all the students who participated – your hard work and spirit make us incredibly proud.

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Upcoming Sports Fixtures

9th June - U11 Football v REPs (Away)

11th June - U13 Volleyball v REPs (Away)

16th June - U11 Basketball v REPs (Home)

16th June - U15 Badminton v REPs (Home)

Boarding Life

BARBECUE FOR BOARDING FAMILIES
Our Boarding Houseparents were delighted to welcome many parents to the Boarding Family Barbecue held just before half term.

This event provided a wonderful opportunity for our boarding community to meet, mingle and enjoy delicious food together, building stronger connections within our extended school family. Thank you so much to all those who were able to join us.

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Community Events

FOREST SCHOOL TRAINING
We are pleased to announce that we will be hosting Forest School training (Levels 1, 2 and 3) this August, led by the esteemed Sarah Blackwell and her expert team. This training will offer invaluable insights and practical skills whether you are just beginning to explore the enriching principles of Forest School or are a seasoned practitioner seeking to deepen your expertise. Level 1 is a one-day introductory course, while Levels 2 and 3 are in-depth five-day programmes. Participants will gain practical skills and knowledge essential for establishing and leading successful Forest School initiatives. For full details and registration information, please contact napattra@rugbyschool.ac.th or scan the QR code on the below poster.

YOGA AT CENTRAL MARINA
The RST community has an offer to join a free yoga class by Balance Yoga Pattaya at Central Marina Shopping Mall until 21st June, every Saturday from 1:30-2:30 PM. This offer is open to students, staff and parents. Attendees must register in advance using the QR code below and bring their own yoga mat.

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