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Written by Mr. Andre, Head of Sports On Saturday, 23rd September, the AISB U11 Football Squad demonstrated their sportsmanship and talent as they participated in an exciting football tournament hosted at the International School Bangkok (ISB). We competed in the B Group against ISB, Shrewsbury and RIS. The AISB U11 squad won all 3 of their games and exhibited commendable teamwork and determination throughout the tournament. The players displayed great enthusiasm and dedication, embodying the spirit of sportsmanship. Their discipline and respect towards both opponents and officials were evident, making our coaches, managers & supporting parents proud. The tournament not only provided a chance for the players to engage in healthy competition but also enabled them to enhance their football skills and understanding of the game. The squad embraced the experience and learning opportunities offered during each match, reflecting their commitment to growth and improvement. Overall, the AISB U11 Football Squad showcased their athletic talent and represented the school with pride, leaving a positive mark on the tournament and reinforcing the school's commitment to fostering a culture of sportsmanship and excellence.

Written by Andre Du Toit Traditionally, AISB sports day involved a variety of athletic-based events and competitions for secondary students. This year, our AISB Secondary School participated in the very first Secondary Sports Day, involving secondary students from years 7-12. The day included human-Hoop (basketball type game), volleyball, table tennis and badminton. Due to covid restrictions, competitions were limited to year levels competing only against other teams in their year group. It was an enjoyable day with Correa coming out victorious after the final round. All house points accumulated on the day will be added to the Primary School's house points they earn by competing in various athletic activities later this month in the primary school sports week.

Written by Mr Andre Du Toit, Assistant Head of Secondary & Head of Sport, PE & Aquatics On a bustling Friday morning, the Secondary school students of AISB gathered at the Sports Center for the highly anticipated Interhouse Mini Olympics. The students, divided into houses, eagerly awaited the start of the day’s events - Pickleball, Basketball, and Football. Despite a delay caused by pollution, the competitive spirit was palpable as teams took to the field, led by their enthusiastic house captains. The first round of competition kicked off and the Highfield and Sports center were filled with the sounds of cheering and determined athletes striving for victory. After a full day of intense competition, the final standings were announced, with Correa emerging as the champions, followed by Wollemi, Telopea, Eucalyptus, Acacia, and Grevillea. The event was made possible by the dedication and hard work of the school staff, who ensured a successful and memorable day for all. The male and female players of the day were David and Bhunnada for the Lower Secondary, and Daniel and Sana for the Upper Secondary. These exceptional athletes demonstrated great ability on the field and inspired their fellow competitors to give their best effort. The Interhouse Mini Olympics was a resounding success and a testament to the school’s commitment to fostering a culture of competitiveness, teamwork, and sportsmanship among its students. Congratulations to all participants and here's to another exciting event next year!

Written by Mr Andre Du Toit, Head of Sport, PE & Aquatics We have successfully completed our sports week for Primary and Soi 20 classes. The sports week kicked off with a fun-filled day of games and activities set up by the sports staff for our Foundation and Kindergarten students. The activities challenged the student's agility, speed, balance and hand-eye coordination abilities. Our year 1 & 2 sports days followed over the next two school days where for the first time since Covid-19 hit, they were able to represent their houses by participating in houses and wearing their house colours. Students took part in 6 different activities on a rotational basis where they could score points for their houses. Activities included an obstacle course, water fill, egg & spoon, target shoot, bean bag toss & standing jump. For the remainder of the week, we hosted the Year 3 - 6 levels which followed a different format to that of our younger year levels. Our Year 3 - 6 students competed in target-based activities where they could score points for their houses and also competed in both running and swimming races. The students showed great athleticism and sportsmanship throughout the week and a big congratulations to all our participants. The final house scores will be tallied and the winning house will be revealed towards the end of the year once the Secondary School has had its sports day. A big thank you to all the sports staff, auxiliary staff and teachers for their help on the day.

Written by Mr Andre Du Toit, Head of Sports On Saturday 25 March, our under-11 and Secondary school football squads traveled to Norwich to compete against Norwich International School. Both matches were highly anticipated, and both teams were eager to showcase their skills on the field. The under-11 squad kicked off the day's proceedings, and it was clear from the outset that they were determined to secure a victory. They played with great intensity and focus, and their teamwork was impressive. Despite a spirited performance from Norwich International School, AISB emerged victorious. Following the under-11 match, the Secondary school squad took to the field, hoping to build on the momentum of their younger peers. This match was a closely contested affair, with both teams displaying excellent technical ability and tactical awareness. However, AISB proved to be the stronger side, with a well-executed game plan. Overall, it was a fantastic day of football for the AISB teams, who put in exceptional performances to secure two victories. The players demonstrated great skill, sportsmanship, and determination, and their hard work paid off with a well-deserved result. Congratulations to the under-11 and secondary school football squads of AISB on a job well done!

On May 11-12, 2023 the Innovation Center Team had our annual AISB Innovation Center Exhibition 2023. Students and parents were invited to tour this filled yet interactive exhibition which consisted of sample projects from Design Technology, Digital Technology, Media Arts, and Arts and Design, created by students ranging from year levels Year 1-Year 8. The tour was arranged into zones that consisted of Urban Life, Me and Myself, Nature, Space, and AISB Animation Center. While viewing the displays pupils were invited to play our educational QR Code Scavenger Hunt to answer and have fun interacting with the exhibits, while also earning points for their house teams. We want to say a big thank you to our Innovation Center team for their amazing artistic and organizational skills. They played a crucial role in making this event successful. We truly appreciate their hard work in nurturing our students' creativity, and they deserve high praise. 👏 To all the families who visited and supported our Innovation Center Exhibit, we sincerely appreciate your time and presence. We hope you had a great time exploring our students' artistic talents, just like we did. We can't wait to have you back next school year! 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦✨

Written by Andre Du Toit, Head of Sports We are delighted to share the news of the recent friendly matches that brought together our talented U11 and U15 basketball and football teams from AISB and Norwich. On 13th May, the sportsmanship and skills of our young athletes took center stage at AISB, creating a memorable event. These friendly fixtures provided a fantastic platform for our students to showcase their basketball and football prowess. With an emphasis on teamwork, determination, and fair play, the atmosphere was one of camaraderie and healthy competition, truly encapsulating the spirit of sportsmanship. It's worth noting that the primary focus of these friendly matches was on participation and skill development, rather than maintaining a formal score record. Our aim was to cultivate an enjoyable experience for all, allowing players to learn and grow through friendly competition. Our U11 and U15 teams exhibited exceptional dedication and sportsmanship throughout the matches. Their enthusiasm and commitment were truly commendable, reflecting the values we strive to instill in our students. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Norwich team for joining us in this event. The friendly fixtures not only provided an opportunity for sporting exchange but also fostered cultural understanding, friendship, and mutual respect among our student-athletes. AISB remains steadfast in our commitment to offering a well-rounded education that encompasses physical development and teamwork skills through sports. These friendly matches epitomize our dedication to nurturing the whole student. We are immensely proud of all the students who participated in the U11 and U15 basketball and football-friendly fixtures. Their outstanding performances, coupled with their positive attitudes, exemplify the values that lie at the core of our institution. Congratulations to all the participants, and we eagerly anticipate the excitement of future sporting events!

Written by Timothy Byrne The recent AISB Swim Champs held over the weekend proved to be an astounding success, leaving everyone involved filled with pride and excitement. It was truly remarkable to witness the immense talent and determination displayed by our students as they competed in various swimming events. The atmosphere was electric, and the pool was alive with cheers and applause. We are immensely proud of all the participants and extend our heartfelt congratulations to each and every one of them for their outstanding performances. We would like to thank the many members of the AISB team who volunteered their time and helped us to run a great event. We are so grateful to you for your support. We would also like to express our gratitude to all the parents whether it was through volunteering to help or by supporting your children throughout the day. Your unwavering encouragement and dedication played an integral role in the success of our swimmers. Once again, we extend our warmest congratulations to all the participants of the Swim Champs. Your hard work and dedication paid off, and you have set a remarkable example for your fellow students. Stay tuned for more updates on upcoming events and activities within our AISB community. Let's continue celebrating and nurturing the talents that make us proud to be part of this incredible family. #AISBSwimMeet #UnityThroughSport

Our AISB Boys U11s team has emerged victorious in the BASIS Cup after an intense and nail-biting tournament! 🎉👏 Despite being a skeletal squad of only 7 players—Raden, Ren, Hibito, Nino, AJ, Shota, and Jerry—the boys exhibited unwavering determination and attacked every game with a relentless spirit. They refused to back down and shut up shop, and their efforts truly paid off! Group AISB vs. Wellington: 2-1 AISB vs. Harrow: 7-0 AISB vs. Basis: 2-0 Semi Final AISB vs. SISB: 3-0 Final AISB vs. Wellington: 4-1 What an incredible journey it has been, and the boys truly deserve every bit of this victory. A special shoutout goes to the inimitable Coach Andy, whose guidance and leadership have been instrumental in shaping this remarkable team. Congratulations to the AISB Boys U11s team, Coach Andy, and everyone involved in supporting them! 🎉👏 Let's continue to cheer them on and inspire each other to reach even greater heights.

Written by Timothy Byrne On Saturday 27th May the newly formed U11 Basketball squad headed out to Ascot International school to take part in the FUNdamentality Basketball Tournament. This was a fantastic opportunity for the Basketball squad to compete against other schools and gain experience at a competitive level as a team. The team played three games throughout the round robin match ups and got better as each game went on. In game one there were a few nerves and the team was just beginning to put their game play into action. In game two the team came out firing and put on a fantastic display of defense, working as a team and putting a lot more shots up.Their final game saw them go up against a very physical team and one that was making some tough shots look very easy. Many other teams may have been a bit intimidated by this but not the AISB team. They came out and put on a great show of teamwork, and ended to end game play. They even had the whole crowd backing them throughout. It was a fantastic atmosphere to witness and the team played exceptionally well and represented themselves and the school on a very high level. We would like to acknowledge and say thank you to all the parents that came out to support the team and a massive thank you to Coach Rob and Coach Boogie for their exceptional coaching and care for every member of the team. The basketball team is very lucky to have such dedicated and caring coaches.

Written by Ms Francheska, Kindergarten teacher While learning about all things related to space exploration, students have worked hard constructing class rocket ships using recycled materials and boxes as part of their current inquiry and investigation. This collaborative project has become an important role play resource for the students as they used their command center, rocket ship, and other space related resources to blast into space, sharing their imaginative experiences with one another, discussing what they saw from the rocketship and in their astronaut suits. Each class worked together on this exciting project, choosing specific colours as a group and painting beside one another. This experience has not only facilitated the acquisition of knowledge, but has also promoted a sense of unity and shared accomplishment amongst the Kindergarten community. EYLF Outcome 2.4 Children become socially responsible and show respect for the environment. EYLF Outcome 4.1 Children develop dispositions for learning such as curiosity, cooperation, confidence, creativity, commitment, enthusiasm, persistence, imagination and reflexivity. EYLF Outcome 5.3 Children express ideas and make meaning using a range of media.

Written by Timothy Byrne On Saturday 10th June AISB hosted a friendly basketball tournament with Ascot International, Anglo Singapore and Norwich attending. The weather looked like it was going to play a big part but after trying to rain for most of the warm up we were able to get underway with AISB facing off against Norwich in the first game. AISB played well and showed that they are beginning to develop as a team as they demonstrated cohesive teamwork and went after loose ball. It was a very close game with AISB taking the win. The second game between Ascot and Anglo Singapore was when the rains decided to make an appearance. Although the rain was short it still required a small pause in order to get the court dried and ready to play again. After a short break play resumed with all the other games scheduled being played. In the final game of the morning AISB took on Anglo Singapore and the game was incredibly close throughout the whole match. They played incredibly well and showcased how far they have come as a team in a short period of time. A big thank you to the parents that came out and supported the team and to coaches Rob and Boggie who once again demonstrated how a good coach can care for their players as well as encourage them to give their all.