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TEFL Schools Being Investigated Over Misleading English TeachersSiripun Sinbuathong 18.03.2011 | Walk the Yellow Brick Road with the Regent’s Student This March 8Siripun Sinbuathong 02.03.2011 |
It is now mandatory for all foreigners that wish to teach in Thailand to take the 20 hour Thai Culture Course. There are no exceptions. The purpose of this course is to familiarize one with the general “ins and outs” of the Thai culture, and how to apply it in and out of the classroom. |  The Regent’s School students are currently hard at work in rehearsals for their upcoming production of ‘A Wizard of Oz’ due to be presented in the Globe Theatre at The Regent’s School (Route 36) from the March 8-11 at 7pm. |
Crackdown on Double Entry Visas Being EnforcedSiripun Sinbuathong 27.02.2011 | Local School Students Receive World’s Highest Test Scores and Thailand’s Top Math ScoresSiripun Sinbuathong 07.02.2011 |
 The Pattaya Times staff was recently informed by an Englishman residing in Pattaya that he was refused a Thai double-entry visa in Vientiane, Laos. Further investigations revealed people having similar problems in Penang. |  Two students from the Regent’s School Pattaya were recently awarded with a trophy for gaining the world’s highest IGCSE Extended Math scores and Thailand’s highest IGCSE Additional Math Scores. |
Government Gives Money for 15 Years to School StudentsSiripun Sinbuathong 05.01.2011 | Get Your Raffle Tickets for the Ploenchit Fair Now to Help the NeedySiripun Sinbuathong 21.11.2010 |
 As part of the SME Phase 1 component of a new entitlement program the government has given the green light to support private school students, in addition to public school students with their educational fees. |  The British Community in Thailand Foundation for the Needy (BCTFN) will hold its traditional fund raising event called Ploenchit Fair for Thai charities at Shrewsbury International School in Bangkok on November 27 from 10am-8pm. |
Muay Thai to be Taught in all Pattaya SchoolsVisith Pinpawong 13.10.2010 | Government Gives Money for 15 Years to School StudentsSiripun Sinbuathong 30.07.2010 |
 The Department of Physical Education is aiming to develop Thai martial art potential and to put the art into the basic education curriculum. |  As part of the SME Phase 1 component of a new entitlement program the government has given the green light to support private school students, in addition to public school students with their educational fees. For 15 years students will be given this financial assistance, regardless of the income of the parents or guardians. |
Local School Best in AsiaSiripun Sinbuathong 05.05.2010 | Swedish Royal Visits Pattaya 21.04.2010 |
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