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Arrival Time – The school day starts earlier in Thailand then
schools in most other countries. The ‘latest’ time for staff
to arrive is 07.15 am. Students arrive much earlier than this.
Please aim to be at school by 06.45 am.
Traffic is less congested at this time, however, for the first
week please allow for extra time. There will be new children
in your class and a late teacher will make new parents and students
worry unnecessarily. |
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Registration – If you are a class tutor, you will need to
register your class properly. This is not only an essential
requirement for schoo, it is also a legal one.
You will be required to sign yourself ‘in’ or ‘out’ upon arrival
and leaving school respectively, again as part of the Ministry
of Education requirements (MOE). |
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Dress Code – All teachers are required to dress formally and
be an example to the students. Male teachers are required to
wear a formal shirt, necktie, trousers (not jeans) and leather
shoes (not sandles). Female teachers are required to a blouse
and skirt or trousers, or smart dress and appropriate footwear
with a closed heel (not sandels or flip-flops). |
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Break & Lunch – The Primary and Secondary have break and
lunch at different times. Staff are required to be on duty as
timetabled. |
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Homework & Homework Diaries – Students are expected to
have homework everyday as part of school policy. Teachers and
form tutors are expected to ensure that challenging and appropriate
homework is properly organized each week in the various subjects. |
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Student Handbook – Students are given a handbook is part of
a contact system between parent and form tutor. It ensures students
are organised with their timetable, homework and other pertinent
school information. There is a student code of conduct that
students read and sign at the beginning of the year. |
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.Planning / Record Keeping & Tracking – Planning and record
keeping is an essential part of teaching and learning. This
includes the collating of data and the taking part in the analysis
software systems that enable better monitoring and understanding
of student's progress. |
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Student Textbooks – Students are issued subject textbooks
from the library at the beginning of the academic year. They
are responsible for the books in their care. Class tutors ensure
that students return their textbooks to the library at the end
of the year. |
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Expectations - Staff are expected to contribute to a happy
and diverse international community, have high expectations
of personal endeavor and achievement, challenge students with
achievable goals, contribute to the promotion of teamwork
and take part in the extra-curricular activities and programs..
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