5 December  2008               

          The Key Stage 4 homeroom system is an integral part of the academic and pastoral program at Key Stage 4.  Homeroom is where students have time to get ready for their day, to gather their books, to complete assignments, or to prepare for quizzes and tests after the Thai National Anthem and prayers. Important notices are announced at this time also. Every student is required to bring a homework diary to school every day that homeroom teachers check every week.  In this diary students write down homework and teachers write notes communicating concerns with parents. 

Awarding of Commendations

           The most important part of homeroom are the relationships Key Stage 4 teachers develop with their students.  Three of the five homerooms have both Thai teachers as well as foreign teachers who work together solving problems and being a supportive presence for students.  Both English and Thai are used so every day students experience two languages.  It is this bilingual experience that students negotiate each day that separates Amnuay Silpa from the experience of students in international schools.  Students at Amnuay Silpa, along with their teachers, must reconcile not just two languages, but two world views. This very endeavor, this struggle, lies at the heart of bilingual education, and forms the foundation of the work of students and teachers at Amnuay Silpa.

Key Stage 4 Assembly

Parent Teacher Conferences