Date: 1st February, 2010

The Cambridge University IGCSE examinations are a world recognised standard, sat by students from the leading international schools on a global scale.

Traill students gained 1st place in Thailand for Physics, 1st place for Biology and 2nd place in Thailand for five subjects combined – beating very stiff competition from other much larger International Schools. On Monday 1st February, 2010, Kamolphat Atsawawaranunt (A) and Suraj Kishnani (Spy) were awarded their certificates by the British Ambassador, His Excellency Quinton Quayle, at an honorary function at the British Embassy.

Both students are excellent all-round students and were great representatives of the school. They were invited with their parents to join with other top students from other leading international schools in Thailand, for a once in a life time memorable experience.

There was an informal gathering prior to this with fruit juices and canapés. The award ceremony, attended by about 100 people, was held in the beautiful garden of the Ambassador’s Residence, with performances by school orchestras and musical solos. There were photo opportunities in the garden and the British Ambassador was very kind to allow for pictures to be taken with him for all the students.

His Excellency the British Embassador, Mr. Quintin Quayle, opening speech for the Awards

Kamolphat Atsawawaranunt receiving an award for the best student in Thailand for Biology and 2nd in Thailand for 5 subjects combined

International School Orchestra

His Excellency Quinton Quayle, The British Ambass with Suraj Kishani (Spy) and Kamolphat Atsawawaranunt (A) form Traill International School who achieved the Best in Thailand for Physics, Biology and 2nd in Thailand for 5 subjects overall.

Traill students top in Thailand – British Embassy Traill students came 1st place in Thailand for Physics, 1st place for Biology and 2nd place in Thailand for five subjects combined – beating very stiff competition from other larger International Schools.