New Year, New Term, and some New changes…
Over the holidays we reconstructed the Primary Building Foyer and Early Years indoor play area. We also added more role-play outfits and toys for Early Years.
Our Early Years and Primary Sports Day were filled with energy, cheering and great team spirit. The winning trophies were awarded to Red House in Early Years and Green House in Primary.
View the full album here:
https://flic.kr/s/aHskMD19xC (for Early Years)
https://flic.kr/s/aHskMMksB6 (for Primary)
We really enjoyed watching and listening to children from Reception playing instruments such as the piano and violin at the Early Years and KS1 musical recital this afternoon. We enjoyed looking at the suits of armour on display in the Knights Room too.
Thank you to everyone who joined us to enjoy Reception’s musical talents.
The Reception children are having fun playing in the new Early Years role play hospital. They are enjoying pretending to be doctors, patients and nurses and it is helping them to learn more English as well as to interact cooperatively with their peers.
Dol’s mum very kindly brought in some tomato plants for our GROWING topic. We looked at them very carefully as we sketched them and created our own paintings of them. We were like real artists in a still life art class!
Parents and visitors enjoyed watching over 30 children perform as part of our annual Music Recital. The children from both Primary and Early Years played various musical pieces on the piano, violin and flute. It was a wonderful experience for all involved. Many thanks to Mrs Lyng for organising the event and to the children for all their hard work and practice.
On Thursday morning Rew Rew in Reception N visited Mrs Perkins to show her his wonderful instructional writing on how to plant a tomato seed. He showed excellent confidence in reading and writing. Well done Rew Rew!
We begin a new term with a new topic – GROWING. We planted tomato seeds this week and will be taking care of them by watering the every day and making sure that they get enough sunshine. Let’s hope that we can grow some delicious tomatoes!
Regent's International School, Bangkok 
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