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A big congratulations to Nop and Elainne for obtaining A level all distinctions with four A* and three A* respectively. Despite the challenges caused by the pandemic for two years, both of them have worked extensively hard for their goals in A level, and their efforts were rewarding!
Achieving all distinctions (all A*) for A level is extremely laborious, yet they were able to achieve such demanding and one-of-a-kind results for A level student around the world.
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Congratulations to Thalit Pakittawatanasiri (Chan, P4 Hope) for winning the 1st prize in category A of the Tchaikovsky International Piano Competition Online (TIPCO) 2022. We are so pleased to see you accomplishing great things.
The International Tchaikovsky Online Piano Competition for Young Musicians is dedicated in memory of one of the greatest composers, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893). This competition is held to motivate young pianists, up to 17 years of age, of different nationalities to master classical music repertoire and to provide them with an opportunity to be consulted by leading musicians and professors on their performance skills.
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Feeling so much joy for you today. What an impressive achievement! Congratulations to Pasittha Jaengbamrung (Maprode) for receiving the Distinction Award and winning 2nd place in the Competition Online Voting from the 21st Global Children and Youth Piano Competition held by GASCA(Global Arts, Sports and Culture Association).
GASCA is where children and teenagers get to focus on developing the areas that will have the greatest impact in their future success : strive for excellence, build confidence and find out what they truly love.
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Published Essay "How Foreign Students Talk About China" of Suming Sec2 Hope, on The National Excellence Essay Magazine, Phoenix Education Publishing, Ltd. China.
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Congratulations, 2020-21 TSIS Secondary Scholars!
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TSIS Congratulates the Toyota Junior Kart Championships & Super Kart Thailand 2019 CHAMPION, Sippapas "Safe" Jirayapakorn! We are so proud of you!!
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Thai-Singapore International School congratulates Cheesecake, the President of TSIS Junior Student Council, for winning the 1st place (Gold medal) in the 2019 Skate Pattaya competition.
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TSIS congratulates Chan (P2 Hope) for getting the First Prize in the Young Musician Category and the Special Prize as an Exceptional Young Talent in the 2019 Salzburg Amsterdam "Grand Prize Virtuoso!"
Kudos to the parents as well!
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Great job for the following pupils who participated and got into the Top 100 in Petch Yod Mongkut Chinese Bridge Competition 2019!
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Congratulations to Knight (Suvisit Bunnasathiensri) for the Outstanding achievements!
Bronze Awards in Math Warrior and Math Olympiad Contest Singapore International Math Olympiad Challenge 2019 (SIMOC)!
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Aim of Primary 6 passed the rigorous screening of becoming the ONLY young student reporter all over Thailand. She is one of two students coming from Asia who was selected to join Scholastic’s Young Reporters team. With over 500 contestants, she bested all other students from different international and private schools nationwide in the field of writing. Aim is truly gaining success in the international arena.
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Our Primary 6 students (currently Secondary year 1) successfully hurdled the iPSLE 2016. The international standardized test in English, Maths, Science and Chinese is conducted annually by the Singapore Examination and Assessment Board (SEAB), Ministry of Education. Our current Primary 6 students will once again take the test this July 2017. Our TSIS students are performing well and at par with other international students.
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P4 student Mark emerged as the 1stprize winner in Nanmee Chinese Language Skill Contest 2015. He wasawarded with Her Royal Highness Princess MahaChakriSirindhorn Royal Trophy, a certificate and ascholarship worth ฿6,000.
Another P4 student, Candy won 3rdprize in Nanmee Chinese Language Skill Contest 2015. She received acertificate and a scholarship worth ฿3,000.
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Tonnamof P4 won 3rdprize in the Art Creation by Hand competition on 5 October 2015 at CentralWorld. Organised by Protex Company, the competition was in line with the celebration of Global Hand Washing Day, which aims to promote hygienic awareness and set a good example for prevention of communicable diseases. For his performance, Tonnam was awarded with a certificate and ฿10,000 scholarship from Her Royal Princess Soamsawali.
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Bonus of P4 landed in the Champion of Max Ploys Puzzles Thailand held in July 2015 at Central Plaza, Changwattana, Nonthaburi.
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In line with the observance of Children’s Day on 11 January, P5 student YanYan was selected as one of theoutstanding students of Samutprakan. She received a certificate and a badge from the Governor of
Samutprakan.
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Maddie of P3 represented the central region in the Impromptu Speech National Level Competition on17 February 2015 and finished 6thplace. The competition – organised by the Office of Basic EducationCommission – had contestants draw topics and speak under time pressure on their chosen subject, whichis definitely a challenging task on stage.
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P6 student Song Bo and P4 student Andy Guan landed on the top 50 in the PetchYodMongkut - Chinese Category. They were awarded with the PetchYodMongkut Pendant, a certificate and scholarship worth ฿ 1,000.
Another P4 student, Sun Sun landed on the Top 100 in the Contest.Other students who participated in the competitions were P5 students MiMi and Pleng, P4 studentsCherry, and ZhengZheng.
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P5 student Aim, Tan and P3 student Premmy landed on the top 50 in the PetchYodMongkut – English. They were awarded with the PetchYodMongkut Pendant, a certificate and scholarship worth ฿1,000.
P3 student, Cherry also on the Top 100 in the PetchYodMongkut Contest – English. They received certificate for their performance. Other students who took part in the competition were P4and P3 students, Bhumi and Aaron, respectively.
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Finof Primary 5 demonstrated his prowess and emerged as the champion at 3rd Taekwondo Sport Hero Samutprakarn Championship 2015 held at Imperial Convention Hall on June 2015.
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TSIS is thrilled to know that Ken (P4) passed the entrance examination administered byAdmissions Exercise for International Students in Singapore. He is now admitted into the Primary 5 level at Farrell Primary School, Singapore.
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Two primary 2 students, Phat and Kelvin bagged gold medals in the 3rdThai-Korean Young Seok Taekwondo Championship 2015 held on 24 January.
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Primary 1 student,Minnie demonstrated her prowess when she joined the Teerapreuk Open Competition held at Imperial World on 7 February. She won a silver medal in Girl’s Category (7-8 years old with weight between 24 and 27 kg).
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P5 student,Honey emerged as the 1st prize winner in Nanmee Chinese Language Skill Contest 2014.She was awarded with the Her Royal Highness Princess MahaChakriSirindhorn Royal Trophy, a certificate, Nanmee Book Set and a scholarship worth ฿6,000.
Candy, a P3 student, won 3rd prize in Nanmee Chinese Language Skill Contest 2014. She received a certificate, Nanmee Book Set and a scholarship worth ฿3,000.
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Three P4 students, namely Time, NeoandOpal emerged as silver medalists in Math Challenge organised by Pan-Asia International School. Held on 3rd March with the objective to encourage students to study and excel in Maths and critical thinking, the competition was participated by 18 international and bilingual schools from three countries –Thailand, Myanmar and Laos.
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On Children’s Day on 11 January, P4 student Minnie was selected as one of the outstanding students of Samutprakan. She received a certificate and a badge from the Governor of Samutprakan.
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Mingof primary 4 received a certificate from Ovaltine for his participationin the 11th Annual Gift for Mom Art Competition.
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Florenceof primary 3 landed on the top 10 ofPetchYodMongkut – English Contest. Florence was awarded with the PetchYodMongkut Pendant, a certificate and scholarship worth ฿2,000.
Fruityof primary 3 was also among the Top 50 students. She received the PetchYodMongkut Pendant, a certificate and scholarship worth ฿1,000.
P3 studentBhumiand P4 student Neo landed on the top 100 and were given certificates. Minnie and Honey of primary 5 also partook and received certificates in this competition.
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P3 student Neo emerged as the 1st prize winner in Nanmee Chinese Language Skill Contest 2013. He wasawarded with Her Royal Highness Princess MahaChakriSirindhorn Royal Trophy, a certificate and ascholarship worth ฿6,000.Another P3 student, Honey won 3rd prize.
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Eoin represented Samutprakan in the Impromptu Speech National Level Competition on 16 August 2013 and emerged as the overall champion.
In this competition organised by the Office of Basic Education Commission, the contestants drew topics and had to then speak for 2-3 minutes on their chosen subject, which is not an easy task on stage in front of a big audience. Eoin was awarded with trophy and certificate for her performance.
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Nandan, Best and Pari competed against Primary 4 students from other InternationalSchools in Math Challenge III and brought home a trophy, 3 certificates and 3 cash prizes.
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Honey of primary 3 scooped a prestigious award after being named one of the Outstanding Students in Samutprakarn. Fittingly, she received a certificate, an award pin and stationary set fromSamutprakarn Governor during the Children Day Celebration on 12 January 2013 at SamutprakarnTownhall. She was selected because of her academic achievement, exemplary behavior and her active participation in school activities.
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Seven students won awards in the Art Contest organised by the Office of Basic Education Commission in September 2012. The students were Proud andToon of primary 1, Bung Bing of primary 2, and Atom, Paint, Ming and NaNa of primary 3
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Aueng Aoey got the third prize during the Petch Yod Mongkut in English 2016 Competition. She received a trophy, certificate and scholarship.
During the Petch Yod Mongkut in Chinese 2016, TSIS also won the 12th prize. Both national competitions had more than 4,500 competitors.
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For three consecutive years, TSIS students had participated in the Nanmee Chinese Language Skill Contest and consistently bagged Her Royal Highness Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Royal Trophy.
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TSIS is awarded with Excellency Award after going through the internal assessment conducted by the Ministry of Education Thailand.
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TSIS participated in Maths Challenge organised by Pan-Asia International School in two successive years and won awards.
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Eoin represented Samutprakan in the Impromptu Speech National Level Competition on 16th August, 2013 and emerged as the overall champion. She was awarded with a trophy and certificate for her performance.
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SOM – O of Kindergarten 1 has proven that our students are not only excelling academically as she bagged the Young Star Award and Miss Congeniality during the Challenge Festival Vol. 1 of “Young Star to be Number One Project” under the patronage of Princess Ubonrut. She joined the 3-18 years old category and impressed the judges with her talent in gymnastics and language skills. She received the trophies from the Deputy Governor of Samutprakan.
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