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<strong>Yearbook</strong><br />

<strong>2021</strong> - <strong>2022</strong>


Table<br />

About SISB<br />

ofContentAccreditation<br />

6<br />

School Philosophy, Vision and Mission 7<br />

Message from Head of School 9<br />

Message from Head of Nursery<br />

and Kindergarten Department 10<br />

Message from Head of Primary Department 11<br />

Message from Head of Secondary Department 12<br />

Nursery and Kindergarten Department 15 - 41<br />

Primary Department 44 - 65<br />

Secondary Department 68 - 73<br />

Teachers and Staff 76 - 97<br />

5<br />

Activities and Events 100 - 129<br />

Achievements 132 - 138


Accreditation<br />

Council of International Schools<br />

In June 2011, SISB received its highest honour yet: accreditation by the Council of International Schools.<br />

International Schools Association of Thailand<br />

International Schools Association of Thailand acts as the unified voice for international education in<br />

Thailand and as a centre for collective action on behalf of its membership. SISB has been a member of<br />

the International Schools Association of Thailand since 2001.<br />

Office for National Education Standards and Quality Assessment<br />

In 2010, SISB was fully accredited by the Office for National Education Standards and Quality Assessment<br />

under the Private Education Act of Thailand.<br />

East Asia Regional Council of Schools<br />

The East Asia Regional Council of Schools is an organisation of 156 member schools in East Asia with a<br />

combined total of more than 100,000 pre-K to 12th grade students. SISB was granted full membership<br />

in EARCOS in October 2016.<br />

Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board<br />

SISB is the first international school in Thailand which was formally appointed by the Singapore Examinations<br />

and Assessment Board in 2006 as the official examination centre for the Singapore International<br />

Primary School<br />

Examination (iPSLE).<br />

Cambridge International Examinations<br />

SISB is an approved centre certified by Cambridge International Examinations to conduct the IGCSE,<br />

AS and A Levels examinations.<br />

International Baccalaureate<br />

In October 2019, SISB Pracha Uthit was officially authorised as an International Baccalaureate (IB)<br />

World School, offering the IB Diploma Programme.<br />

CHINESE PROFICIENCY TEST<br />

Chinese Proficiency Test (HSK), an international standardised test for Chinese language proficiency, assesses<br />

non-native Chinese speakers’ abilities in using the Chinese language in their daily, academic, and professional<br />

lives.<br />

The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award<br />

SISB holds the Basic Independent Award Centre Licence to conduct The Duke of Edinburgh’s International<br />

Award, which is the world’s leading achievement award for young people. The Award allows young people<br />

to design their own programme, set their own goals, and record their own progress. The only person they<br />

compete against is themselves, by challenging their own beliefs about what they can achieve. For more information,<br />

please visit https://intaward.org.<br />

FOBISIA<br />

In October <strong>2021</strong>, SISB Pracha Uthit Campus was granted full membership and accreditation of The Federation<br />

of British International Schools in Asia (FOBISIA). With 30 years of shared history, the FOBISIA family is<br />

a diverse set of schools that run a British-type curriculum with member schools spanning 19 countries across<br />

Asia. In addition, the federation offers a range of high-quality student opportunities, with these falling under<br />

the categories of Academic, Conferences, Performing Arts and the FOBISIA Games. More about FOBISIA:<br />

www.fobisia.org.<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 5


About SISB<br />

Leading International School In Thailand<br />

SISB is a leading international school that provides some of the best curricula from around the<br />

world. This includes the Singapore curriculum that is ranked among the top in the world for<br />

Mathematics and Science, UK curriculum and the IB Diploma Programme.<br />

Since our establishment in 2001, SISB has grown to four <strong>campus</strong>es in Thailand (Pracha Uthit,<br />

Suvarnabhumi, Thonburi and <strong>Chiangmai</strong>) with two more <strong>campus</strong>es in Nonthaburi and Rayong to<br />

be ready in 2023. Our unique strength lies in teaching our students to be trilingual: English, Thai<br />

and Chinese, in addition to a holistic education to develop students to their fullest potential.<br />

Internationally Recognised and Proven Pathway to Success<br />

All <strong>campus</strong>es provide a standardised curriculum and consistently deliver high-quality education<br />

that many have come to trust of SISB. Our <strong>campus</strong>es have received many accreditations from<br />

various recognised organisations, such as the Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board,<br />

Cambridge International Examinations, the International Baccalaureate, and the Council of<br />

International Schools, an esteemed recognition for quality international schools.<br />

Most importantly, SISB creates a pathway to success for our graduates. From 2020 to <strong>2021</strong>, all<br />

of our graduates received university offers, including from some of the top 100 universities in the<br />

world, such as Imperial College London, the University of Edinburgh, Tsinghua University, and the<br />

University of Manchester.<br />

The SISB community is inspired by a global outlook and enriched by cultural diversity. SISB has<br />

established its reputation as a trusted brand for quality education in Thailand and continues to<br />

grow as an organisation dedicated to providing world-class education.<br />

6 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


School Philosophy, Vision,<br />

and Mission<br />

School Philosophy<br />

We believe that students are unique individuals endowed with special talents<br />

and have the desire to succeed, and that every student is important, every<br />

parent a partner, and every staff our valued asset.<br />

School Vision<br />

Every student will aspire to be a Scholar, a Leader and a Global Citizen.<br />

School Mission<br />

To be a World-Class School that provides the students with holistic education<br />

to make the world a better place.<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 7


Message from HOS SISB <strong>Chiangmai</strong><br />

The past couple of years have been tremendously difficult for our<br />

extended SISB family and particularly hard on our students. I am very<br />

proud of the perseverance that our young learners have shown and<br />

commend them all on their positive attitude in a very difficult situation.<br />

Well done students!<br />

This year our students have really mastered integrating technology into<br />

their learning and this will be of value as they move forward in a more<br />

normal setting next year. SISB <strong>Chiangmai</strong> has a focus on integrating technology<br />

into our lessons. The modern student will need to be comfortable<br />

with multiple forms of technology and media in the future; that learning<br />

process starts here. We begin the journey in our Nursery department by<br />

introducing logic games and the code-a-pillar. This builds throughout our<br />

Nursery and Kindergarten and into Primary school where our children<br />

start to learn to code. Children who show a natural affinity for coding are<br />

introduced to Python, which is used professionally. We are committed to<br />

ensuring our students master the skills necessary to thrive in a 21st century<br />

job market and that includes communication, critical thinking,<br />

collaboration and creativity. These skills have been mentioned by leading<br />

CEO’s as being as important in the future as exam results!<br />

Throughout the year we have been building on our success through the Council of International Schools (CIS)<br />

accreditation programme and we are very proud to be approaching the end of this arduous process and full<br />

accreditation. We have also started our Duke of Edinburgh award scheme in Secondary school which provides<br />

a multitude of opportunities for our students to develop personally and also enhance their potential university<br />

applications in the future. We also introduced iGCSE in our secondary school and will be increasing the subject<br />

choice year on year as we grow.<br />

We have seen our students shine locally and nationally this year in sporting events and academic challenges.<br />

From Gold medals in Swimming and Tennis through to qualification for the World Scholars cup regional round<br />

in Bangkok, our students have exceeded all expectations. We will grow and nurture this talent in the coming<br />

academic year where we plan to increase competition across the spectrum with new partnerships and<br />

competition with other International schools.<br />

In conclusion, “Our school year is not a sprint, it is a marathon! It takes skill to navigate a successful academic<br />

year and it takes perseverance to overcome the obstacles we all face throughout the school year”. We have<br />

overcome so much this year that we welcome the challenge of a new year with open arms and using our theme<br />

“Run the Race with Perseverance”, we will continue to deliver a high quality education to our students and<br />

increase the extra curricular activities that are available in order to provide a true holistic education. Thank you<br />

for trusting us with your child’s education and we look forward to seeing you next year for even more success<br />

guided by our ‘spirit of excellence’.<br />

Thomas Fisher<br />

Acting Principal, SISB <strong>Chiangmai</strong><br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 9


Message from<br />

Head of Nursery<br />

and Kindergarten<br />

Department<br />

“Education begins the moment we see children as innately wise and capable beings. Only<br />

then can we play along in their world.” Vince Gowmon<br />

This year, our young learners have once again shown us that they are resilient, capable and adventurous.<br />

We learned our ABCs and how to read, we made new friends and we learned how to<br />

hold our pens. Most importantly, we grew and changed and we did it together!<br />

It is not only an honour to teach children, but also to learn from them and to discover the world<br />

through their eyes. From our little N1 students who bravely started school, we learn to be courageous,<br />

all the way to our K2 students showing us to never give up, each year and at each level,<br />

we as adults grow too.<br />

We are proud of all our students for what they have achieved this year. A big congratulations also<br />

to our graduating K2 students and all the best for the new journey that lies ahead.<br />

I would like to thank our school community and all stakeholders for another successful year. To<br />

our teachers who once again worked tirelessly to ensure that the students are safe, learning and<br />

developing; to the parents, families and guardians for your trust and support; and most of all, to<br />

our little shining stars, every single student, thank you!<br />

Have a safe and wonderful holiday and we will see you again in the new Academic Year!<br />

Elizabeth Knoetze<br />

10 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Message from<br />

Head of Primary<br />

Department<br />

“Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today”<br />

Malcom X<br />

This year, the students began their learning online and we all rose to the challenge of teaching and<br />

learning with digital resources quickly and effectively.<br />

The return to school was celebrated by teachers, students and parents alike. Great progress has<br />

been made since our return to the classroom. During their time at home, students realised the<br />

happiness of learning in school and the SISB primary classrooms have been full of joy, laughter<br />

and learning this year!<br />

We are proud of all our students for what they have achieved this year. A big congratulations also<br />

to our graduating Grade 6 students who will move on to Secondary in August.<br />

I would also like to thank the parents for their support and the teachers for their hard work. Have<br />

a wonderful holiday and we will see you again in the new Academic Year!<br />

Daniel Maxwell<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 11


Message from<br />

Head of Secondary<br />

Department<br />

The Academic Year of <strong>2021</strong>/22 introduced us to our first cohort of IGCSE learners as our Secondary<br />

entered its second year at SISB Chiang Mai.<br />

Although not short of challenges, we end the year with positive memories, new friendships, and fond<br />

experiences. There are many people to thank for a great year. First of all, to our fantastic group of<br />

young boys and girls. You preserved with a humble spirit that inspired both teachers and parents.<br />

Our Secondary House Cup, the Duke of Edinburgh International Award, and The World Scholar’s Cup<br />

are all a testament to our hard work and dedication as an SISB community. Inside the classroom, our<br />

students persevered to attain new knowledge and build life-long bonds among new and old peers.<br />

Finally, a thank you must go to all parents and fellow teachers. Your continued support, determination,<br />

and mentorship for our community are what make SISB Chiang Mai a home for everyone. Let us Run<br />

the Race with Perseverance in <strong>2022</strong>/23.<br />

Greg Stoltz<br />

12 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


NURSERY<br />

AND<br />

KINDERGARTEN


NURSERY 1 LOVE<br />

Teacher’s message<br />

To my dearest N1 Love students,<br />

It has always been rewarding to watch you grow with confidence<br />

throughout the year. You have learned to make friends, care for each other<br />

and share simple things and stories to one another. Your willingness to try,<br />

your curious mind and your hard work made me so proud as your teacher.<br />

As you go to N2, I’d like to give you my ABCs to remember…<br />

Eddysa Millan<br />

You are Amazing, Beautiful, Charming, Darling, Excellent, Fantastic, Great,<br />

Hardworking, Incredible and our Joy.<br />

You are Kind, Lovely, Marvelous, Nice, Open-minded and Precious in my<br />

sight. You made me very glad every time you asked Questions and showed<br />

me your<br />

Radiant smiles.<br />

You shine brightly like a Star. You tried your best to make a Terrific work.<br />

Keep in mind that you are also Unique in so many ways, your feelings are<br />

Valid and your heart is Wonderful. You’re all eXceptional Young learners full<br />

of Zest in learning new things. Thank you for filling up my heart with so much<br />

love and joy this year. I wish you all the very BEST in N2 and beyond.<br />

Much love,<br />

Teacher Des<br />

14 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Dear N1 Love<br />

I am happy to witness the progress you made this year. You have<br />

grown to be responsible and independent young students.<br />

You have shown me that your age is not a hindrance in what you<br />

can do. I will miss the laughter, hugs, smiles and high fives you<br />

shared with me. Thank you for filling this school year with<br />

learning, excitement and happiness. I wish you all good luck<br />

in N2.<br />

Wannisa<br />

Chanphenmongkhon<br />

Love,<br />

Teacher Tuck<br />

Dear N1 Love,<br />

I am proud to be one of your teachers in N1 this year. The laughter<br />

and fun activities we shared together are special. Teaching and<br />

taking care of you have helped me learn a lot.<br />

Keep doing your best and never stop learning. I know that all of<br />

you will do a great job in N2. Continue to bring smiles and<br />

happiness to your parents, teachers and friends.<br />

Good luck with next year, N1!<br />

Tanchanok Sriaudta<br />

Love,<br />

Teacher Eye<br />

Dear N1 Love,<br />

Today, I would like to say I am so grateful and proud of all the<br />

best thing you did. I love every moment we shared together<br />

even for a short period of time. I love seeing you all laugh and<br />

dance. You have also learned to grow in so many ways.<br />

Chin up and stay focused on your learning and always<br />

remember I am here to support you as your teacher no matter<br />

what!<br />

I am very excited to see what the future has in store for you.<br />

Khemarin Panwiang<br />

Love,<br />

Teacher Som<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 15


Xiyue Dong<br />

(Lexie)<br />

Jing-Cheng Huang<br />

(Noah)<br />

Patchayamon Huang<br />

(Zoey)<br />

Run Ju<br />

(TT)<br />

Autsawat Kanyalert<br />

(Lion)<br />

Thananrat Lowlertrat<br />

(Pun Pun)<br />

Haochen Ma<br />

(Leon)<br />

Achirawat Pingwang<br />

(Hope)<br />

Kiattisin Ruangritthidech<br />

(Zui)<br />

16 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Thannapat Tantivirasut<br />

(Riko)<br />

Jacob Xiang Jyu Teo<br />

(Jacob)<br />

Chollakorn Theppot<br />

(Tonhon)<br />

Avarin Tippanya<br />

(Ava)<br />

Pittayawat Tritipchawalit<br />

(Khirin)<br />

Marcus Wallace<br />

(Marcus)<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 17


18 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong><br />

NURSERY 2 LOVE


Teacher’s message<br />

Dear N2 Love,<br />

It’s hard to believe we are already at the end of the year! From the<br />

moment I met you all online in term 1, I knew you were going to<br />

reach great heights. You have all grown so much and I’m proud of<br />

each and every one of you. Through all the challenges we faced<br />

this year, you continued to bring joy to our classroom and it was<br />

a privilege to work with you. We had so many highlights in the<br />

months that have passed. I loved teaching you and I loved playing<br />

chalk outside our class. I will always remember you for your pure<br />

happiness and your laughter.<br />

Elizabeth Knoetze<br />

N2 Love, it’s time to fly high and reach for all your dreams. Good<br />

luck with this amazing new journey. You will always be in my heart.<br />

Lots of love,<br />

Teacher Elize<br />

Dear N2 Love,<br />

It is so hard to say goodbye to you. This year wasn’t always easy,<br />

but we had so much fun together. We were not just a class, we<br />

were a team and together we successfully made it to the end of<br />

Nursery. We saw you grow into the wonderful children that you<br />

are today and we so proud of you. You have become beautiful and<br />

strong little people with a bright future in front of you. Enjoy every<br />

moment of Kindergarten and always take care of yourself.<br />

Nuengruethai Wara<br />

Love,<br />

Teacher Nueng<br />

Dear N2 Love,<br />

You did it! You have reached another milestone and what an<br />

honour it was to watch you grow this year. I’m so proud of how far<br />

you have come. You all achieved greatness in your own ways, and<br />

I will never forget the time we had together. Thank you for all the<br />

happiness you brought to our classroom and for making us smile.<br />

Good luck in Kindergarten and remember to always try your best!<br />

Stay sweet and stay you!<br />

Chalita Khaewkumsook<br />

Love,<br />

Teacher Kik<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 19


Narak Chaicharoensakundiloet<br />

(Tian Tian)<br />

Joanna Chou<br />

(Joanna)<br />

Pitsinee Jeeraprapapong<br />

(Peachy)<br />

Arran Jindaluang<br />

(Arran)<br />

Xintong Lu<br />

(Minnie)<br />

Panu Justin McGill<br />

(Panu)<br />

Chayapa Patumanee<br />

(Pei)<br />

Chan Patumanee<br />

(Yuan)<br />

Mingrui Shang<br />

(Tian Tian)<br />

20 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Nathasedh Sirichaisophon<br />

(Sunsun)<br />

Vajiracharn Sudasna<br />

(Atom)<br />

Ladapa Suriyawong<br />

(Lada)<br />

Yi Tao<br />

(Ego)<br />

Nitchawee<br />

Thammabetcharod<br />

(Alin)<br />

Nattawich Tritipchawalit<br />

(Puri)<br />

Xiaozhu Yu<br />

(Sharie)<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 21


KINDERGARTEN 1 LOVE<br />

22 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Teacher’s message<br />

Dear K1 Love Family,<br />

The last day of school… the closing of one door and the opening<br />

of another. Thank you for making my life so much brighter! I was so<br />

lucky to have been with K1 Love this past semester. To my students,<br />

I say THANK YOU! For when I teach, I also learn. This past semester<br />

we have grown together. A little bit of each of you will always be<br />

with me. Always strive to be the BEST that you can be!<br />

To the parents, I say THANK YOU for allowing me to be your child’s<br />

teacher. It has been a wonderful and rewarding time for me.<br />

My wish for all of you is that you see the light in this world, in yourself,<br />

and in others. Because I see the light in you!<br />

Dezre De Jager<br />

Have a blessed and wonderful break, and please return safely to our<br />

SISB family.<br />

Much love:<br />

Teacher Dez<br />

Dear K1 Love Family,<br />

I feel like the proudest teacher in the world. I know that we won’t be<br />

seeing much of each other soon, so I’ll take this opportunity to say<br />

goodbye.<br />

I can’t believe the time’s gone so quickly. Well, you know what they<br />

say - time flies when you’re having fun.<br />

Just so you know, I believe in each and every one of you. You all are<br />

going to achieve great things, and you all are going to change the<br />

world in some way.<br />

Ploykamol Suthatong<br />

In the meantime, I, along with the rest of the school staff, will be<br />

waiting for your return next year.<br />

All my love,<br />

Teacher Ploy<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 23


Paleerat Aksornsri<br />

(Ben)<br />

Sutitada Apaisri<br />

(Gapaotang)<br />

Ava Chen<br />

(Ava)<br />

Tayvika Cikraji<br />

(Taylor)<br />

Pachara Huang<br />

(Ilio)<br />

Promkhun Sombatsawat<br />

(Promkhun)<br />

Jayden Xiang Teng Teo<br />

(Jayden)<br />

Jirakrit Wadcharasurang<br />

(Kriss)<br />

Thanyadit<br />

Witthayanukoonlak<br />

(Shogun)<br />

24 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Tsz Yi Bianca Wong<br />

(Bianca)<br />

Theetat Yu<br />

(Yushi)<br />

Lalisa Zhang<br />

(Mia)<br />

Pattraraporn Ungtrakul<br />

(Queen)<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 25


KINDERGARTEN 1 JOY<br />

26 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Teacher’s message<br />

Dear K1 Joy,<br />

Kimberly Tobin<br />

It’s been less than 6 months since I’ve been your teacher and, as<br />

summer draws near, I feel like I am just beginning to get to know<br />

you and wish we had more time together.<br />

You are a curious, creative, and kind bunch of students. I can’t<br />

explain how much I enjoyed hearing your thoughts and ideas in<br />

class. I watched you learn how to read, become<br />

mathematicians, scientists, inquirers, and more. You played with<br />

others, took turns, worked through problems, and<br />

practiced mindfulness. You smiled, laughed, and filled our days<br />

with learning, excitement, and happiness. You gave me lots of<br />

hugs and high fives, and made me feel proud to be your teacher.<br />

I wish you the best of luck moving forward in K2. See you later,<br />

alligators!<br />

With love,<br />

Teacher Kim<br />

This academic year has passed super fast before I realize it, we<br />

are almost finishing term 3. I have seen so many improvements<br />

from my lovely students in K1 Joy class which are very impressive<br />

and pleasant.<br />

We have seen some changes during terms as well. We get to<br />

meet new friends, and new teachers, we have fun times and<br />

make memories together. Even with these changes, my K1 Joy<br />

students never hesitated to welcome new friendships and they<br />

can excellently adjust to new environment which I am touched.<br />

We may not see some faces from our class next year, and that is<br />

definitely okay because moving and changing are part of<br />

growing. Just like my K1Joy students who are growing bigger<br />

and brighter every day.<br />

Watunyuta Paramee<br />

I am certain that my students are more than ready to go to K2,<br />

even though some of them still need support and motivation. I<br />

believe that you guys will get better and become global citizens<br />

in the future.<br />

Thank you for all of your smiles, sweetness, and hugs. I will miss<br />

everyone of you.<br />

Teacher Wynne<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 27


Thyme Bunnag<br />

(Porsche)<br />

Archava Chavajalernpun<br />

(Achi)<br />

Thitikarn Chitkaew<br />

(Ing)<br />

Pattaraporn Methakittrakul<br />

(Yuni)<br />

Aroonthip<br />

Phatharasathianchai<br />

(Chen Chen)<br />

Tarit Prasert<br />

(Kung Kung)<br />

28 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Kiatthisan Ruangritthidech<br />

(Zheng)<br />

Alan Supasatitkul<br />

(Alan)<br />

Wiramon Trakarnsirinont<br />

(Pladao)<br />

Leicong Yang<br />

(Andy)<br />

Donlaphat Ungtrakul<br />

(King)<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 29


KINDERGARTEN 2 LOVE<br />

30 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Teacher’s message<br />

This has been quite the year! We have learned a lot, laughed a lot,<br />

and loved a lot this year. You have all worked so hard this year, on<br />

academics and on being the best people you can be. I have had<br />

the pleasure of watching you grow into respectful, kind, inquisitive<br />

little humans. I have watched your curiosity expand as you learn<br />

more about the world around you, and I’ve watched your empathy<br />

grow as you brainstorm new ways to help others. I am truly in awe<br />

of how much each and every one of you have blossomed this year. I<br />

know that you will all do great things in your next journey of primary<br />

school and in the course of the rest of your life! I have had so much<br />

fun with you, and I hope you have had just as much fun, too.<br />

I will miss you so much, but I hope you know, I am always rooting for<br />

you! Remember to stay kind, listen to and help others, and always<br />

keep trying your best, even when things get tough. I love you all so<br />

much!<br />

Amanda Bledsoe<br />

Best of luck, K2 Love! You did it!<br />

Lots of Love,<br />

Teacher Amanda<br />

How fast the year has gone! It was a great pleasure to have you<br />

guys in my lass. Thank you for making my life so much fun. We have<br />

laughed, played, and studied together. I have watched you all learn<br />

and grow, that is why it’s so hard for me to say goodbye and to see<br />

you go. Please remember all the fun we had and all the things we<br />

did together.<br />

I am so proud of you, K2 Love. Now that you’ve graduated, follow<br />

your dreams and make them come true.<br />

You will always have a special place in my heart.<br />

Nida Chaiwongkaew<br />

With love,<br />

Teacher Kwang<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 31


Phunyawat Jaisith<br />

Bamrungkul<br />

(Phun)<br />

Panasih Chomdee<br />

(Sih)<br />

Thanasing Chomdee<br />

(Sing)<br />

Qianyi Huang<br />

(Aki)<br />

Kittikorn Chia<br />

Jitraphongsathorn<br />

(Ter)<br />

Pakin Jittalan<br />

(Kin)<br />

Phonchanok Khamkaew<br />

(Phon)<br />

Rinrata Kladnum<br />

(Rita)<br />

Yuanhao Liu<br />

(Alan)<br />

32 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Xianyu Liu<br />

(Jade)<br />

Nicnisa Natsume<br />

(Nicky)<br />

Kulrada Tippanya<br />

(Anna)<br />

Mirapatra Trakarnsiri<br />

(Mira)<br />

Yinuo Wang<br />

(Enoch)<br />

Muzhi Xu<br />

(Yo Yo)<br />

Keerada Cruvongpaiboon<br />

(Suri)<br />

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KINDERGARTEN 2 JOY<br />

34 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Teacher’s message<br />

Dear K2 Joy,<br />

I am so thankful for all of the time we’ve gotten to spend together. It<br />

has been a privilege to watch you grow. I love your curiosity, your joy,<br />

your quick humor, and your love for each other. As you continue to<br />

grow, remember how smart, loved, and strong you are. I know you<br />

all can grow up to be world-changers one day! I wish you all the best<br />

in Primary next year. Congratulations on a job well done! You’re ready<br />

for P1!<br />

Ashley McGhee<br />

Thank you to all the K2 Joy families as well. Thank you for your help and<br />

encouragement throughout the year. The support from home really<br />

makes a big difference in the lives of your children. Good luck on your<br />

new adventure in Primary!<br />

With lots and lots of love,<br />

Teacher Ashley<br />

Hello all K2,<br />

I have been so happy to see you growing up each day. It has been so<br />

fun to watch you grow. All this time, we have been happy to be your<br />

teachers. At first, I was worried a bit, thinking if I could teach K2 or<br />

not. I didn’t know if you all would listen to me or not. But really, you<br />

guys did so well. I see you have learned how to respect teachers and<br />

respect others’ opinions too. I know that when you grow up, you’ll be<br />

good boys and good girls. We love you and we’ll miss you! Have a<br />

good time and learn a lot in Primary next year!<br />

Nantanat Ratanakunkorn<br />

Love,<br />

Teacher Toey<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 35


Krittaphong<br />

Chailimpamontri<br />

(Alpha)<br />

Nattarach Chamchod<br />

(Punpun)<br />

Junyou Dong<br />

(Derek)<br />

Junxian Dong<br />

(Tania)<br />

Max Zihao Gao<br />

(Max)<br />

Niwata Gherdlarppon<br />

(Shin)<br />

Kandanai<br />

Kunaraksvong<br />

(Jaeger)<br />

Yiran Liu<br />

(Ivanka)<br />

Yiting Liu<br />

(Monica)<br />

36 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Myintzu Oo<br />

(Pujuk)<br />

Huiwen Su<br />

(Willa)<br />

Preeyakorn Theppot<br />

(Tonmhol)<br />

Pithan Tovikkai<br />

(Matthew)<br />

Narinya Udomwittayakrai<br />

(Narin)<br />

Le Yao Wang<br />

(Yao)<br />

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K2 LOVE GRADUATES<br />

38 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


K2 JOY GRADUATES<br />

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K2 LOVE GRADUATES<br />

40 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


K2 JOY GRADUATES<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 41


PRIMARY


PRIMARY 1 LOVE<br />

44 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Teacher’s message<br />

P1 Love - Communicators, Inquirers and Ristakers!<br />

Daniel Maxwell<br />

P1 Love is a class full of character. Three skills that these students embrace<br />

are communication, inquiring and risk taking. As a result, there is never<br />

a dull moment in school as the students ask questions, share ideas and<br />

embrace new challenges.<br />

The <strong>2021</strong>/22 academic year started online and this group of students<br />

rose to the challenge of learning with Google Classroom and a wide<br />

range of digital resources. During that period, study was successful but<br />

of course, they all missed their friends. Since coming back to learning in<br />

school, this class has been celebrating the joys of studying among friends<br />

and have made great progress in their learning. They leave grade one,<br />

smarter and fully prepared for the challenges ahead!<br />

Teacher Daniel<br />

Dear P1, It was a fantastic year for me to work with you. With all the<br />

challenges and struggles, I believe you’ve learned a lot to overcome<br />

them, which will motivate you to be a better person the next day and<br />

lead you to your life’s goals. Enjoy every opportunity and always do<br />

the right thing. I am proud of you and eagerly await your success.<br />

Love you loads,<br />

Teacher Keds<br />

Kedsinee Khammoon<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 45


Yufei Bi<br />

(Lily)<br />

Prangpridee<br />

Chaiprathum<br />

(Prang)<br />

Primprida<br />

Chaiprathum<br />

(Prim)<br />

Varinda Chaopaisarn<br />

(Ada)<br />

Thailand<br />

Charoensan<br />

(Thailand)<br />

Xuran Chen<br />

(Ria)<br />

Chakkaphop<br />

Cikraji<br />

(Dean)<br />

Hans Fenix Nils<br />

Engvall<br />

(Fenix)<br />

Kaiyuan Jiang<br />

(Zaza)<br />

Nathaphat<br />

Kittiwongwiboon<br />

(Joshua)<br />

Tongxin Liujian<br />

(Xin Xin)<br />

Phuwin Louwakul<br />

(Pup)<br />

46 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Jirapas<br />

Phuttimoottakul<br />

(Soon)<br />

Kanchaya<br />

Prasitpornkul<br />

(Pleon)<br />

Lailai Sae Choen<br />

(Lai Lai)<br />

Thanaphat Saewang<br />

(Guai Guai)<br />

Poorichaya Soung<br />

(Nari)<br />

Charanpat<br />

Suksawataraya<br />

(Phi)<br />

Chenrui Tian<br />

(Tony)<br />

Ava Udomsrirat<br />

(Ava)<br />

Artima<br />

Witthayanukoonlak<br />

(Kao)<br />

Yitong Wu<br />

(Nelson)<br />

Wenyu Zhao<br />

(May)<br />

Zimu Zhou<br />

(Elsa)<br />

Yi Zhou<br />

(Ian)<br />

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48 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong><br />

PRIMARY 2 LOVE


Teacher’s message<br />

Dear P2 Love,<br />

What a year we have had! From online PCCG challenges to Songkhran<br />

and Karaoke in school. We kept on learning in interesting ways no matter<br />

where we were - this is resilience.<br />

You worked fantastically hard, but were mindful to laugh and joke with<br />

each other all along the way - this is balance.<br />

You warmed our hearts through all the times you helped a friend tie their<br />

shoes, or gave someone a mask when they needed one - this is how you<br />

make the world a better place - this is caring,<br />

You have captured our imagination, and It has been an amazing year with<br />

an absolutely awesome group of students. We are so proud of you - you<br />

are a marvellous bunch, full of character and gumption - this is the spirit<br />

of excellence.<br />

William Cocksedge<br />

Wishing you all of the best in your next chapters.<br />

Teacher Hayden<br />

Dear P2 Love<br />

always believe in yourself. You have the ability to do any kind of work<br />

whether it is easy or tough. So be confident and work hard to achieve<br />

your dream.<br />

Nothing can stop you from reaching your goals as long as you work hard.<br />

Your goals are simply dedication and determination.<br />

Challenge yourself to do better each time and to improve yourself with<br />

each step. Your goals will be met if you put out your best effort.<br />

Thank you for being an amazing student. I know you will do great things<br />

in the future. Best of luck and love you guys.<br />

Nanpaphat<br />

Pattrasinvichayakul<br />

Teacher Eve<br />

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Panyatorn Jaisith<br />

Bamrungkul<br />

(Punn)<br />

Evan Jiang<br />

(Evan)<br />

Mangkorn Chia<br />

Jitraphongsathorn<br />

(Tao)<br />

Yuling Li<br />

(Elaine)<br />

Rynn Lokeskrawee<br />

(Rynn)<br />

Yutong Lu<br />

(Winnie)<br />

Chaiwat<br />

Phatharasathianchai<br />

(Ming Ming)<br />

Thitipat Phattasing<br />

(Win)<br />

Thanakorn<br />

Preechanonda<br />

(Khiri)<br />

50 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Phumiphat<br />

Sanguanwong<br />

(Neo)<br />

Pimmada<br />

Setthapongsiri<br />

(Pingjung)<br />

Thankhun<br />

Sombatsawat<br />

(Thankhun)<br />

Chanuth Sony<br />

(Dave)<br />

Thanit Sony<br />

(Devi)<br />

Napatwan Supasri<br />

(Nano)<br />

Musk Geng Tao<br />

(Musk)<br />

Chollatee Theppot<br />

(Tonbhun)<br />

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52 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong><br />

PRIMARY 3 LOVE


Teacher’s message<br />

As you may already be aware this will be my final year as P3 Love’s homeroom<br />

and literacy teacher, as I was their homeroom and literacy teacher in primary<br />

1 and primary 2 also.<br />

I would like to say that these 3 years have undoubtedly been the happiest<br />

years for me, as I have been privileged to watch the children mature into<br />

independent, respectful, resilient and responsible learners and I feel<br />

immensely proud to have been a small part of these significant stages of their<br />

lives.<br />

Chiragkumar Chavda<br />

Each and every child in P3 Love has improved in all aspects of their<br />

academic learning which has in turn allowed them not only to become<br />

outstanding scholars but also exceptional global citizens too. These are all<br />

fundamental aspects which will allow the children to change their world for<br />

the betterment of not only themselves but for everyone they encounter on<br />

their various journeys in life.<br />

I will miss each and every one of my pupils dearly and I look forward with keen<br />

interest in seeing them develop further as they grow, not only as students but<br />

also as confident, capable and caring individuals.<br />

Good luck P3 Love in all of your future endeavours and I hope that you will<br />

remember Teacher Chaz fondly, as I will never forget you!<br />

Teacher Chaz<br />

Dear P3 Love,<br />

I would like to say that I am so grateful to be your assistant classroom teacher<br />

for 2 years! You are all amazing, caring, principled and polite children. You<br />

have all learnt well from the mistakes you have made. You have always<br />

encouraged and helped each other. Best teamwork ever!<br />

Please remember what I have told you: “Study harder today for a better life<br />

in the future” DO NOT just sit around and do nothing! No one can push you<br />

except YOURSELF!!<br />

I am going to miss you so much!!! I WILL REMEMBER ALL OF YOU.<br />

I will never forget what we had been through together for these past two<br />

years.<br />

Gamonprompron<br />

Wongponrit<br />

Wishing you all the best with everything and good luck in your next chapter!<br />

With love,<br />

Teacher May<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 53


Natasha Arnontavilas<br />

(Dream)<br />

Tayarada Bunnag<br />

(Bentley)<br />

Penny Chamchod<br />

(Penny)<br />

Sawasdee<br />

Charoensan<br />

(Sawasdee)<br />

Ethan Wasin Davison<br />

(Ethan)<br />

Yue Jian<br />

(Mary)<br />

Krittaphat<br />

Juengkijrungroj<br />

(Cooper)<br />

Thikhumporn<br />

Kaewruean<br />

(Bright)<br />

Pitipat Limvirat<br />

(Gun)<br />

Teevarud Mahasubsiri<br />

(Porsche)<br />

Tananya<br />

Phanichewa<br />

(Fran)<br />

Sandee William<br />

Quigley<br />

(Sammy)<br />

54 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Kanyaphat Saewang<br />

(Shunying)<br />

Leo Simon Smith<br />

(Leo)<br />

Chatsapat Tan<br />

(Kaohom)<br />

Napatee Theppot<br />

(Tonsung)<br />

Pichan Tovikkai<br />

(Matrix)<br />

Warinphitcha<br />

Ungtrakul<br />

(Pearl)<br />

Yushen Wang<br />

(Eason)<br />

Tingnuo Wang<br />

(Tony)<br />

Phukwan Witoon<br />

(Phukwan)<br />

Yeuk Fei Wong<br />

(Faye)<br />

Zhenxuan Yin<br />

(Leon)<br />

Linghao Zhang<br />

(Leo )<br />

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PRIMARY 4 LOVE<br />

Teacher’s message<br />

David Smith<br />

It has been very pleasing to have spent another year with this<br />

wonderful class and watch them make great progress through their<br />

primary schooling. P4 Love is a diverse group of characters and<br />

individuals that are all really maturing into hardworking and<br />

principled children. I would like to extend my thanks to all students<br />

and their parents for their support and understanding throughout<br />

the school year.<br />

Teacher David<br />

56 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Perapat Binsirawanich<br />

(Heng Heng)<br />

Phachara<br />

Chaipanichapun<br />

(Julong)<br />

Bapangkorn<br />

Chatkanchana<br />

(Yuan)<br />

Leiyu Chen<br />

(Charlie)<br />

Hao Ming Huang<br />

(Howard)<br />

Klarnissa Thipsada<br />

Kong<br />

(Klarnissa)<br />

Piravich<br />

Kuruchittham<br />

(PV)<br />

Ty Lokeskrawee<br />

(Ty)<br />

Valerie Chow<br />

Smithseree<br />

(Valerie)<br />

Destiny Faith Su Le’en<br />

(Destiny)<br />

Phoomipat<br />

Ueathanapong<br />

(Tito)<br />

Ittipat Yodmuangdee<br />

(P)<br />

Dinglun Yu<br />

(Luke)<br />

Zihao Yuan<br />

(Bert)<br />

Zicheng Yuan<br />

(Haley)<br />

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PRIMARY 5 LOVE<br />

Teacher’s message<br />

Our class has grown a lot this year and you were challenged in so many ways to<br />

adapt and change. With every new friend that joined us this year, you all did your<br />

best to include them, befriend them and make sure we were on the same team.<br />

There were challenges that we had to work through, things we found out about<br />

each other that we didn’t like at first but eventually found ways to compromise<br />

and work it out – that is what friendship is! You all found the kindness in your<br />

heart to be generous in your words and attitude and for that, I am very proud of<br />

you all!<br />

If there is only one thing you learned this year, I hope that it is KINDNESS. As you<br />

move on to grade 6, I hope you continue to grow in kindness and a generous<br />

attitude toward your friends.<br />

Gloria Leng Shu-Min<br />

Here is a poem to remind you to throw your kindness boomerang each day!<br />

A helping hand, A heartfelt smile.<br />

The Kindness you give, comes back in a while.<br />

Like a BOOMERANG winging through the air,<br />

The people you help send you love and care.<br />

When you show kindness, its very true.<br />

Others show kindness back to you.<br />

~James Atchison.<br />

Teacher Gloria<br />

58 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Navadol Arnontavilas<br />

(Dol)<br />

Chayanan<br />

Buranupakorn<br />

(Nonnie)<br />

Jonathan Jiang<br />

(Jonathan)<br />

Pakin Kosuphan<br />

(Boss)<br />

Xindi Shen<br />

(Emma)<br />

Raiwin<br />

Thaiwattananon<br />

(Gle)<br />

Kavinthida<br />

Ungtrakul<br />

(Snow)<br />

Yuanshen Zhao<br />

(Andy)<br />

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PRIMARY 6 LOVE<br />

Teacher’s message<br />

It has been a pleasure to be the homeroom teacher for P6 Love this<br />

year. Some of the students have been at SISB for many years while some<br />

joined only this year. Your different personalities compliment each other<br />

and made for a fun and interesting year. I was particularly pleased with<br />

how kind and friendly you all were - watching you interact, play, and<br />

strengthen your friendships was a joy. You all showed a great level of<br />

maturity this year, working together and independently to overcome<br />

various challenges.<br />

I am sure your kindness, fun-loving attitudes and determination will<br />

continue to serve you well as you move into middle-school and<br />

throughout your lives.<br />

Jacob Quigley<br />

Well done P6 Love!<br />

Teacher Jake<br />

60 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Pruek Chedthawattananukul<br />

(Pruek)<br />

Kangni Li<br />

(Connie)<br />

Yifei Ling<br />

(Vivian)<br />

Kittiphon Rakrangsee<br />

(Thomas)<br />

Yixiang Zhang<br />

(Yi)<br />

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P6 LOVE GRADUATES<br />

62 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


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English Immersion Programme (EIP)<br />

Teacher’s message<br />

Todd Cikraji<br />

Tonya, Sophia, Namnueng, and Lida - This school year has been an interesting<br />

one for sure. Starting the year with only two students, but ending the year with<br />

four! We enjoyed seeing your development in English and as students here at<br />

the school. Your eagerness to learn showed throughout the year and we are<br />

proud of how well you have done. We know that your hard work this year in EIP<br />

will be an important part of your success for next year and beyond. We, your<br />

teachers, are just here to open the door of a brighter future, but you must enter<br />

it yourself (Chinese Proverb). Never give up on your dream just because of the<br />

time it will take to accomplish it. The time will pass away but the happiness of<br />

accomplishing it will last forever. We need to accept that we won’t always make<br />

the right decisions and that we’ll screw up sometimes. Understanding that<br />

failure is not the opposite of success, it’s a part of success.<br />

As this academic year ends, let us leave you with this acrostic poem of the word<br />

EIP.<br />

E = Education is improving the lives of others as you improve yours.<br />

I = Inspire others by becoming the best version of yourself.<br />

P = Positive thinking is training your mind to see the good in every situation.<br />

Enjoy your summer and we look forward to seeing you apply your English skills<br />

to your classes next year.<br />

Best of Luck,<br />

Teacher Todd and Teacher Girley<br />

Girley Aurelio<br />

64 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Natnarin Saendecha<br />

(Tonya)<br />

Jiatong Shen<br />

(Lida)<br />

Yijia Su<br />

(Sophia)<br />

Namnueng Vimonsuit<br />

(Namnueng)<br />

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SECONDARY


GRADE 7<br />

Teacher’s message<br />

Joseph Grzebyk<br />

Overall, this has been an exciting and busy year for our Grade 7<br />

students. We began our journey with the inner workings of<br />

historical inquiry. Students looked at the value of historical<br />

resources and the role they play in shaping our world.<br />

To complement our historical approach, geography played a role<br />

in helping students understand their place in the world and how it<br />

works. We had a fun time doing a variety of projects and activities<br />

that moved students beyond the classroom. Aside from the<br />

curriculum, this year we have grown as a class and met new people<br />

that have added to our overall view of the world and appreciation<br />

for others. I know that many of the friendships made this year will<br />

endure for years to come. It’s nice to know that we have such a<br />

sincere and incredible class moving on to 8th grade next year.<br />

I know they will make a great contribution and add a unique style to<br />

their future endeavors. I look forward to seeing them all next year<br />

and hope that they have a great summer!<br />

Teacher Joe<br />

68 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Yunlin Chen<br />

(Elaine)<br />

Zihan Ding<br />

(Seven)<br />

Ting Hsuan Huang<br />

(Sharon)<br />

Luke Michael Smith<br />

(Luke)<br />

Kiattibhumi Suebmongkolchai<br />

(Tai)<br />

Apinatchai Weschayanwiwat<br />

(Three)<br />

Mo Zhou<br />

(Morry)<br />

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GRADE 8<br />

Teacher’s message<br />

8th Grade is the beginning of the end. Every 8th Grader is about to<br />

complete the journey to becoming a high schooler. Our 8th-grade<br />

year at SISB seeks to prepare the students for the rigors of the IGCSE<br />

program and life after. Between the many group projects<br />

throughout the year, field trips into the city of Chiang Mai, learning<br />

in the classrooms, the growth of our ECA program, and more, our<br />

8th graders have learned skills in leadership, sustainability, global<br />

citizenship, digital citizenship, trigonometry (Maths!), Chinese,<br />

English, Thai, and more! The 7th graders that walked into the<br />

classroom the first day are looking more and more like 9th graders.<br />

Thank you for your support throughout this challenging year and we<br />

look forward to the continued growth of these 9th graders!<br />

Jason Kimball<br />

Teacher Jason<br />

70 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Nadya Arnontavilas<br />

(Nadia)<br />

Kittikhun Chia<br />

Jitraphongsathorn<br />

(Tak)<br />

Yiyuan Zhao<br />

(Cynthia)<br />

Pitipat Mongkolkijphakdee<br />

(Prem)<br />

Natthachart Sakpraphaisirikun<br />

(Non)<br />

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GRADE 9<br />

Teacher’s message<br />

Greg Stoltz<br />

As the year winds down, our Grade 9 cohort has an abundance of fond<br />

memories to reflect on. Despite environmental challenges, it was<br />

another exciting year for the first batch of IGCSE students. Students<br />

began the year in earnest with eager minds embracing their high school<br />

freedom. Highlights of the year include making Tang Hu Lu for Chinese<br />

New Year, collaborating with other Secondary grade levels in their<br />

bridge project PBL(Project Based Learning), and producing short films<br />

for Science Week. Our boys and girls achieved monumental success at<br />

the International World Scholar’s Cup International Speaking and<br />

Debate competition as they qualified for the Global Round in Bangkok<br />

in September. Furthermore, students embraced an array of after-school<br />

activities such as Chess, Dance, and the introduction of The Duke of<br />

Edinburgh International Award. Good luck to all students! Bonds will<br />

continue to strengthen, and minds challenged as we look forward to<br />

another great year in Grade 10. Good luck to all students!<br />

Teacher Greg<br />

72 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Minsu Kang<br />

(Andy)<br />

Xiangrong Ma<br />

(Angela)<br />

Ploynapat Siripatpakdee<br />

(Ploy)<br />

Nathan Tangsirikun<br />

(Nathan)<br />

Pabhikul Thaiwattananon<br />

(Kao)<br />

Qiyan Wang<br />

(Kevin)<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 73


TEACHERS<br />

AND<br />

STAFF


Nursery and Kindergarten Teachers<br />

Elizabeth Knoetze Eddysa Millan Dezre De Jager<br />

Kimberly Tobin Amanda Bledsoe Ashley McGhee<br />

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NK Teacher Assistants<br />

Wannisa<br />

Chanphenmongkhon<br />

Nuengruethai Wara<br />

Khemarin Panwiang<br />

Tanchanok Sriaudta Chalita Khaewkumsook Ploykamol Suthatong<br />

Watunyuta Paramee Nida Chaiwongkaew Nantanat Ratanakunkorn<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 77


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<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 79


Primary Teachers<br />

Daniel Maxwell William Cocksedge Chiragkumar Chavda<br />

David Smith Gloria Leng Shu-Min Jacob Quigley<br />

Primary Teacher Assistants<br />

Kedsinee Khammoon<br />

Nanpaphat<br />

Pattrasinvichayakul<br />

Gamonprompron<br />

Wongponrit<br />

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<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 81


Secondary Teachers<br />

Joseph Grzebyk<br />

Jason Kimball<br />

Greg Stoltz<br />

Daniel Bin<br />

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<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 83


ELS Teachers<br />

Todd Cikraji<br />

Girley Aurelio<br />

Music Teachers<br />

Ponnapha Chadburud<br />

Varangkana Kanungchoti<br />

P.E. Teacher Art Teacher Librarian<br />

Quennbie Perez Bokkyung Moon Nareinthorn Aisoonsan<br />

84 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 85


Thai Language Teachers<br />

Nipaporn Suyawa Rucheenee Intha Yanee Boontulo<br />

Sunantha Moomak<br />

Anirut Khamngoen<br />

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<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 87


Chinese Language Teachers<br />

Jie Jun Yue Gu Fan Sun<br />

Chaofeng Li<br />

Chen Xiaohui<br />

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<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 89


Senior Management Team<br />

Thomas Fisher<br />

Acting Principal<br />

Panitpim Sitthiphong<br />

School Manager<br />

Tusaneeya Tangtrakul<br />

School Director / Operations Manager<br />

HR Manager<br />

Daniel Maxwell<br />

Head of Primary Department<br />

Elizabeth Knoetze<br />

Head of Nursery and<br />

Kindergarten Department<br />

Greg Stoltz<br />

Head of Secondary Department<br />

Thanyarat Chalapirom<br />

Admissions Manager<br />

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<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 91


Office & Admissions<br />

Panitpim Sitthiphong<br />

School Manager<br />

Nattakan Kengdecha<br />

Cashier<br />

Ormpicha Manassoontornvuti<br />

Senior Accountant<br />

Podchara Suwanlor<br />

Junior Accountant<br />

Waraporn Khampor<br />

HR Officer<br />

Chitthiwat Chaibunrueang<br />

Government Liaison Officer<br />

Khomchan Namthong<br />

Secretary to SMT/ Coordinator<br />

Thanyarat Chalapirom<br />

Admissions Manager<br />

Tanongsak Aisi<br />

Junior Admissions Officer<br />

Thunvarat Khamwinit<br />

Junior Admissions Officer<br />

Natthanan Chodkietdumrong<br />

Media Administrator<br />

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<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 93


Operations<br />

Tusaneeya Tangtrakul<br />

School Director / Operations Manager<br />

HR Manager<br />

Oi Saehung<br />

Purchasing Coordinator<br />

Nattapol Mongkolthip<br />

Store Keeper<br />

Puthai Rungsakrakwana<br />

Chef<br />

Aemmika Kamtang<br />

Cook Helper<br />

Natthaphong Sutthiniam<br />

Cook Helper<br />

Piyakorn Audjai<br />

Driver<br />

Thongchai Loungmali<br />

Janitor<br />

Nawaphol Chomphuchan<br />

Technician<br />

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Pawarut Kanyanan<br />

IT Technician<br />

Tanchanok Thammaping<br />

School Nurse<br />

Nittaya Kongkaew<br />

Head of House Keeper/<br />

House Keeper<br />

Phornphan Yokkornlerd<br />

House Keeper<br />

Nopporn Tuytiam<br />

House Keeper<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 95


96 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 97


ACTIVITIES<br />

&<br />

EVENTS


100 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong><br />

Mid Autumn Festival


Mid Autumn Festival<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 101


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Halloween


Halloween<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 103


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Christmas Day


Christmas Day<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 105


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Children’s Day


Children’s Day<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 107


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Chinese New Year


Chinese New Year<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 109


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International Day


International Day<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 111


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Occupation Day


Occupation Day<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 113


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Pi Day


Pi Day<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 115


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St. Patrick’s Day


Primary ‘Recycle Plant’ Field Trip<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 117


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Earth Day


Earth Day<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 119


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Science Week


Science Week<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 121


Secondary ‘Bridge Project’ Field Trip<br />

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Secondary ‘Cultural’ Field Trip<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 123


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NK Chairball Tournament


NK Chairball Tournament<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 125


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World Music Day


World Music Day<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 127


Graduation Ceremony<br />

128 Singapore International School <strong>Chiangmai</strong>


Graduation Ceremony<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 129


ACHIEVEMENTS


Pangea Online Math Competition<br />

SISB Chiang Mai sent a contingent of<br />

9 primary students to compete in Pangea<br />

Math World, an International Math Competition<br />

testing both logic and arithmetic. This<br />

competition brought together students of<br />

over 50 different geographical locations,<br />

social and education backgrounds. We are<br />

so proud of them for their resilience and<br />

bravery - problem solving at its best!<br />

The Secondary Math students participated in the Pangea<br />

Online Math competition<br />

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Global Mandarin Recitation Contest<br />

Our students continue to compete at all levels! Our Kindergarten<br />

students competed in the Global Mandarin recitation competition and<br />

three of our students hit the leaderboard! Andy from K1 Joy, Ava from K1<br />

Love and Enoch from K2 Love all managed to get ranked which is a fantastic<br />

achievement, we are very proud of them all!<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 133


SISB Schools Primary<br />

3D Design Competition<br />

We are very proud to present the winners of the <strong>2022</strong> SISB Schools<br />

3D design competition winners! Zhang Linghao (Leo) from P3, Xindi Shen<br />

(Emma) from P5 and Pruek Chedthawattananukul from P6 who were awarded<br />

prizes for being the best in their year group. Also a big congratulations<br />

to Luke Yu of P4 Love whose design was voted the best from the ChiangMai<br />

Campus. We would like to congratulate all our Primary students for some<br />

incredible designs and look forward to seeing more fantastic designs next<br />

year!<br />

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The winners of <strong>Chiangmai</strong> <strong>campus</strong>:<br />

P3 - Zhang Linghao (Leo Z)<br />

P4 - Luke Yu (Luke)<br />

P5 - Xindi Shen (Emma)<br />

P6 - Pruek Chedthawattananukul (Pruek)<br />

<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 135


Vision<br />

SISB Vision Awards <strong>2022</strong>.<br />

At Singapore International School our<br />

vision is for all our students to become<br />

Scholars, Leaders and Global Citizens. The<br />

teaching, learning, curriculum and extracurricular<br />

activities at our school support<br />

all students to develop the necessary skills<br />

to reach this vision. At the end of each year<br />

we celebrate those students who have best<br />

demonstrated the skills necessary to be<br />

Scholars, Leaders and Global Citizens by<br />

awarding them special lapel pins during<br />

the annual Vision Awards Ceremony.<br />

Awards<br />

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<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2021</strong> -<strong>2022</strong> 137


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Tel: +66 (0)2 153 9393 | +66 (0)81 620 6113<br />

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