Foundation Stage 3 students entertain with their delightful showcase

St Andrews Year 12 students shone at the UK Chemistry Olympiad 2026, tackling questions that ranged from the chemistry of Doritos and swimming pools to medieval Uzbek mineralogy. Their curiosity and resilience earned impressive results: Kenji achieved Gold, Eclair Silver, and six students Bronze, with others gaining Participant Awards. Kenji’s Gold places him in the top 8.5% nationally and secures him a spot at the Cambridge Chemistry Camp.

St Andrews is delighted to announce the opening of its new Primary building this August, marking an exciting milestone in our commitment to delivering exceptional education. Thoughtfully designed for both our youngest learners in Foundation Stage (FS1–FS3) and our upper primary students in Years 5 and 6, the building combines innovative design with a strong educational vision. Ahead of the opening, new families and students were given a special first look at the building, exploring the light-filled classrooms and shared spaces and experiencing firsthand the exciting opportunities it offers.

At St Andrews, community is a lived experience shaped by connection, belonging, and lasting relationships. From Early Years and Primary School, students build strong bonds through shared learning, cultural celebrations, and meaningful experiences that help them feel part of something bigger. These friendships often endure well beyond school, as seen in the story of Kayou and So Yoon, whose connection remained strong across time and distance. Defined by a culture of showing up for one another, St Andrews is more than a school. It is a place where relationships begin early, grow deeply, and continue long after students leave.

St Andrews has been named a winner in the Edarabia Parents' Choice Awards 2026, recognised in the Top 10 out of more than 150 institutions reviewed across Thailand. The Edarabia Parents' Choice Awards recognise schools that have earned the highest levels of trust and confidence from their parent communities.