Learning Beyond the Classroom
Success in future studies, employment, and indeed life itself, flows for those who have a balanced approach to work and broader social commitments and who have established their capacity to work effectively with others. Acquisition of leadership and teamwork skills, learning how to cope with both winning and losing, building confidence and perseverance, responding to challenges and learning to plan ahead, are but a few of the benefits of participation in co-curricular activities.
Flowing from St. Mark's special focus on pastoral care and individual attention, each student's needs and preferences are accommodated within the co-curricular selections, offering both breadth of experience and depth of specialisation.
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World Vision Famine Project
Our High School students collaborated with มูลนิธิศุภนิมิตแห่งประเทศไทย World Vision Foundation of Thailand in Famine Project and had an amazing activity called "Turn Notebooks into Meals". The students made DIY notebooks for the funding of the organisation's nutrition program. It was a successful event and we were able to raise a significant amount to help World Vision Thailand in this project.
Social Work