On Friday the 15th of November, Bloomsbury was delighted to welcome representatives from Mae Fah Luang University Chiang Rai. These visitors provided our Years 9, 10 and 11 students a presentation showing them the intriguing and exciting programs their University had to offer our students after they compete their studies at Bloomsbury.

Years 9 to 12 visited culturally enriched and ethical settings which gave an insight to the past of this part of Thailand and its future. Students visited Wat Phra Mahathat and got to see a Buddhist temple and a pagoda built many years ago and witnessed that it does not seem to have a shadow in the sunlight. Moving on to The National museum of Nakhon Si Thammarat to gain an insight of its history and how it has become the place it is today.

Thanks to the iWind team we then had a chance to find out more about the wind park found in Pak Phanang, how the wind turbines work, how energy is generated and how to make our very own paper windmill. The highlight of the trip involved getting to plant a tree to give something back to mother Earth.

This afternoon, Monday 11th November 2019, parents/guardians, students, teaching staff and support team all gathered in the school field to experience and celebrate this annual glittering Thai tradition. We highly appreciate all parents for their cooperative attire in Thai Traditional dress and scrumptious authentic Thai desserts kindly provided by our Parents Committee.

On Friday 8th November 2019 Bloomsbury's Principal, Mr Elliott, met Khun Sumana, Khun Athitaya and Khun Budsarin from Prince of Songkhla University's International College for discussions on a wide range of areas of inter-institutional cooperation.

Bloomsbury International School Hatyai is currently at Prince of Songkhla University's International Convention Centre (PSUICC) attending the first Hatyai Learning Fair 2019 which is being held from 8th - 10th November 2019.

In the afternoon on Wednesday 6th November 2019, Bloomsbury's Student Council met with the Principal (Mr Elliott), the Head of Secondary (Mr Windsor), and the Head of Primary (Mr Mullin) to discuss issues of importance to its members' classes and to make various requests and recommendations. Accompanied by Ms Shandley and Mr Noonan, students representing all levels from Year 2 to Year 11 put forward ideas, suggestions and proposals about school facilities, events and amenities which the management agreed to consider and report back on.

On 4th November 2019, Mr Andrew Elliott, Bloomsbury's Principal began the Monday morning assembly by awarding student of the month for October 2019. Ince Year 1 in Primary and Nadhira Year 12 in Secondary were awarded with their certificates.