Arts
Congratulations to two of our students for having their artwork shortlisted in the top 30 entries of UNESCO’s Asia-Pacific art contest on the theme of “What Makes a Happy School?” We are delighted to see our students’ creativity and talents being showcased internationally. UNESCO Bangkok held a special event at The Commons, Sukhumvit to launch the new report, “Happy Schools: A Framework for Learner Well-being in Asia-Pacific,” as well as to showcase the entries from the Happy Schools Art Contest from artists across the Asia-Pacific region.
According to UNESCO Bangkok’s study of the Happy Schools Framework, the main outcome calls out for education systems to shift away from traditional measures and to instead embrace diversity of talents and intelligence by recognising values, strengths and competencies that contribute to enhancing happiness.
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What others are saying
St. Mark’s is a great school with many classes to learn from like Chinese which makes us a lot smarter. I also like that there are classes like Technology, Arts, and Anklong because they teach very interesting things. I like that we are able to join different competitions and get medals and certificates for trying and winning and it also teaches us to be brave and try to get out of our comfort zones and try something new.
Ireland (Primary)
I really like this school because the education here is very good. The teachers are very nice, knowledgeable and funny. They taught me many things. My friends and classmates are nice too. But, the best thing is that the school has everything the kids need.
Korea (Primary)
St. Mark’s not only focuses on teaching but organises social activities such as camps, field trips, sports day, showcase, after-school activities. Participation in these activities has made me become more confident. Teachers here are experts in their fields and are entertaining, making learning very enjoyable. They are very approachable and often would help us whenever we have a need. The school guides me to achieve my academic goals and become a better person.
China (Secondary)
St. Mark's class size was one of the reasons I like this school. I was able to connect well with my classmates and teachers, who have inspired me to love learning, especially in Maths and Chemistry. St. Mark's has given me the opportunity to interact with students from different countries, which has helped to improve my English. St. Mark's provides an excellent education for both native and non-native English speakers.