Bloomsbury International School Hatyai is pleased to welcome and thank the Inspection Committee for assessing our school’s quality of management regarding COVID19 prevention. We are one of the schools in Songkhla province that are on track to reopen.
Thank you to all the staff that helped prepare this.
On 19 August 2021, Bloomsbury opened for another year of learning. Though the school only opened its virtual doors via Zoom meeting, it was a fantastic first day back to school. All the children were welcomed back to school by Mr Calvert and teachers old and new, in the zoom morning assembly. It was great to see everyone’s smiling faces after a long summer, and everyone is looking forward to a bright future, hopefully returning to school soon.
Bloomsbury International School Hatyai would like to proudly congratulate Master Pipitchaya Sridam (Sprite) on his great success in winning the gold medal from the 62nd International Mathematical Olympiad 2021. At the age of 14, Sprite is the youngest among the representative team from Thailand to join this World Championship Mathematics Competition. The team brought Thailand one gold, three silver and two bronze medals.
CONGRATULATIONS MISS NUTTARINEE 'Pure' NUANLAONG and MASTER PIPITCHAYA 'Sprite' SRIDAM!
Bloomsbury International School Hatyai would like to express its warm congratulations to Miss Nuttarinee Nuanlaong (Nong Pure) for being accepted to Mahidol University International College (MUIC) in Pre-Medical Pathway, Biological Sciences major. We are happy to have helped her to enrol at one of the very best universities in Thailand. Also, Bloomsbury would like to commend Master Pipitchaya 'Sprite' Sridam (currently in Year 9) for being the youngest of the six contestants in the International Mathematics and Science Olympiad 2021 (IMSO). The final round will be held on 14th - 24th July 2021. Congratulations!
Today marked another very important day in the Bloomsbury calendar as all of the secondary students and teachers gathered together for the end-of-school-year awards. We celebrated the hard-working and determined students at Bloomsbury by honouring them with the prestigious prize of winning the school cups. The winners for secondary are as follows:
Headteacher’s prize award – Top Student in all aspects of school life – D-nee.
Student of the year – Bam
Hardest working – Mono
Most improved – Chertam
Secondary Achievement – Highest achieving student – Bam
School Spirit – Who embodies the social and emotional values of the school – Jess
Leader – Who has demonstrated real leadership qualities – Jess
English – Overall creativity and use of English – Japan
English Speaking and listening – Someone whose diction and delivery of presentations is top-notch – Jess
Writing – Most improved writer – Mika
Maths – Top student who really enjoys it or most improved who has discovered a love of maths – Poy
Science – Top student who really enjoys it or most improved who has discovered a love of Science – Fiona
Thai – Top student – Bam
Humanities – Top student who has gone the extra mile to research or present – Iman
IT – Most competent and able to use programmes in a creative way – Namo
Art – The most wonderful and gifted artist who utilises their skills to greatest effect – Bam
Music – Who has made the most progress or most accomplished – D-nee
PE – Sports ability – Posh
Business – Secondary only Most likely to succeed in the real world of business – Poy
Today marked a very important day in the Bloomsbury calendar as all of the primary students and teachers gathered together for the end of school year awards. We celebrated the hard-working, determined students at Bloomsbury by honouring them with the prestigious prize of winning the school cups. The winners are as follows:
Mandarin award – Onna Y2
Art – The most wonderful and gifted artist who utilises their skills to the greatest effect – Ping Ping Y6
Music – Who has made the most progress or most accomplished – Olivia Y6
Art – The most wonderful and gifted artist who utilises their skills to greatest effect – Ping Ping Y6
IT – Most competent and able to use programmes in a creative way – Jay Jay Y6
Humanities – Top student who has gone the extra mile to research – Phum Y3
Thai – Top student – Xinzien Y5
Science – Top student who really enjoys it or most improved who has discovered a love of Science – Pun Pun Y1
Maths – Top student who really enjoys it or most improved who has discovered a love of maths – Dean Y1, honourable mention Théo and Xienxien
Writing – Most improved writer – Prem Y3
English Speaking and listening – Someone whose diction and delivery of presentations is top-notch – Jae Jae Y4; Honourable for Jern Jern Y1
English – Overall creativity and use of English – Puifai Y4
Nursery award- By Ms Duffy – Nani
Leader – Who has demonstrated real leadership qualities – EnEn Y5
School Spirit – Who embodies the social and emotional values of the school – AiAi Y3
House points – who has the most house points this year – Newton House
Primary Achievement – Highest achieving student – Pei-Eng Y2
Most improved – Can be in any subject, should be someone here more than one year – Angie Y3; honourable mention Tristan
Hardest working student of the year – Xinzien Y5
Student of the year – Onna Y2
Headteacher’s prize award – Top Student in all aspects of school life – Summer Y1
Bloomsbury International School Hatyai would like to express its warm congratulations to Miss Nuttarinee Nuanlaong (Nong Pure) for being accepted to the Faculty of Biological Sciences at Mahidol University International College. We are happy to have helped her to enrol at one of the very best universities in Thailand. Congratulations and best wishes for the future!
Bloomsbury International School Hatyai would like to commend Mr Pipitchaya 'Sprite' Sridam (currently in Year 9) for being one of the six contestants, and the youngest of them, to the International Mathematics and Science Olympiad 2021 (IMSO). The final round will be held on 14th - 24th July 2021. Congratulations!
