The Under 9’s Year 3 and 4 football team have been competing in this year’s TISAC competition. The finals were played at Regent’s school. The team won the first match 2-1, the second match 5-0 and they drew the final game against 1-1. This meant that our team were the competition champions. Well done to all of the squad for your effort, skill and courage!
The annual TISAC U15 Boys Football Tournament took place at Ascot School last Saturday. In the group stages we were unbeaten after playing against Ascot, Bromsgrove, Singapore IS and St Andrews 107. After some great early chances to score we were unlucky to lose to Bangkok Prep in the semi finals. Finishing fourth overall the boys performed outstandingly throughout the tournament and have proven that they can compete with the best teams in TISAC. The future looks very bright for this team-well done to everyone!
On Saturday 10th March a group of Year 10 and Year 13 students went to Regent’s Pattaya for a Model United Nations Conference. Topics discussed included the reunification of the Korean peninsula, women’s reproductive rights and the treatment of refugees. The students all worked really hard and used their negotiating skills to make allies and pass resolutions. JS took on the responsible position of chairing the SPECPOL committee, managing proceedings and keeping order while Cookie did a fantastic job chairing ECOSOC. In addition and on a lighter note, Tiwaz was the proud recipient of the coveted “Best Dressed Delegate” award. Overall, an impressive effort by everyone involved!
Regent’s have just hosted an inter-school Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Challenge. Teams of Year 10 students from 10 international schools took part and were challenged-to find solutions to the global problem of plastic waste. The quantity and quality of work produced by all students throughout the day was excellent. Teams did STEM, their schools and themselves proud and everyone showed tremendous imagination and ingenuity. We hope to see all schools back with us for next year’s challenge.
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On Wednesday 14th March students had the opportunity to perform the infamous Elephant’s Toothpaste experiment. A catalytic decomposition of Hydrogen Peroxide using Potassium Iodide as a Catalyst, add in some washing up liquid and food colouring and you get some amazing results.
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We were very fortunate on 13th March to have Formula One in Schools bring their racing demonstration into Regent’s. Inspired by what we saw and did we plan to build a team to participate in the F1 STEM Challenge. On the day of the visit all students (and some staff) had great fun racing the F1 Gas Powered Cars on the purpose built track. We are also lucky to have one of the F1 team as a judge on our first Regents Inter-School STEM challenge day.
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Regent’s student six year old Xinxia is the youngest person in Thailand to be awarded The American Protege International Piano and Strings Competition and be invited to perform at Carnegie Hall , New York.
Thannapas Luanpitpong (Xinxia) has been awarded prizes in three International Competitions. She is the winner of The American Protege International Piano and Strings Competition 2018, winner of the Gold Prize in the American Association for the Development of the Gifted and Talented’s ” Passion of Music ” 2018 Festival and second place (Young Musicians Category) of the American Protege International Competition of Romantic Music 2017.
Her recital took place in New York on Saturday 11th March. Xinxia is the latest of a number of our talented musicians to perform at Carnegie Hall and we are delighted with her outstanding international success.
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