CIP ABCR

The Director Mr. Pitsanu Khamwasee presided over Anuban Chiang Rai School’s 2025 Christmas celebration on December 25, turning the school into a vibrant "living classroom."

The event highlighted the Cambridge International Program (CIP), merging festive joy with 21st-century skill-building. Students immersed themselves in global traditions, fostering creativity, teamwork, and cultural empathy.

By integrating physical, emotional, and social growth, the celebration reinforced the school’s mission to nurture well-rounded global citizens. The day concluded with lasting smiles, embodying a perfect harmony between happiness and education.

CHIANG RAI, Thailand – Anuban Chiang Rai School successfully hosted the 47th Annual "Anuban Chiang Rai Games" on Tuesday, November 26, 2025.

Presided over by School Director Mr. Pitsanu Khamwasee, the event saw strong participation from students across Primary Levels 1–6, including active involvement from Year 1 and Year 2 students of the Cambridge International Program (CIP).

The games served as a crucial platform for holistic student development, reinforcing the CIP's mission to produce well-rounded individuals:

Physical Health: Promoting optimal physical robustness (Planamai Somboon).

Social Skills: Instilling harmony, solidarity, and teamwork.

Character Development: Cultivating core sportsmanship attributes: knowing defeat, victory, and forgiveness (Roo Pae, Roo Chana, Roo Apai).

This event underscored how the CIP integrates its international academic framework with practical life skills, preparing students for global competition and ethical citizenship.

CHIANG RAI, THAILAND (November 28, 2025) – Anuban Chiang Rai School successfully concluded the “Anuban Chiang Rai Games, 47th Edition,” at the Chiang Rai Rajabhat University Sports Complex.

Led by Director Mr. Pitsanu Khamwasee, the event was officially opened by Mr. Opas Sukcharoenkraisri, Advisor to the Chairman of the Basic Education Committee for Anuban Chiang Rai School. His presence underscored the foundational support for the school’s commitment to holistic student development.

The competition saw participation from all students (Early Childhood – Primary 6), notably featuring significant stakeholder engagement from Cambridge International Program :CIP Year 1 and 2 students, parents, and faculty.

The Games emphasized the core educational tenets of sportsmanship (Roo Pae, Roo Chana, Roo Aphai) and institutional unity. The event successfully achieved its objectives, promoting strong fraternal bonds and leaving a positive impression on all parties.

Anuban Chiang Rai School extends its sincere gratitude and thanks to all participants, stakeholders, and particularly to Chiang Rai Rajabhat University for their cooperation and support.

Anuban Chiang Rai School Director, Mr. Pitsanu Khamwasee, authorized the faculty members of the Cambridge International Programme (CIP) to lead students in a specialized educational activity.

The event, titled "Learning Journey to the Wider World," saw the participation of Year 1 students from the CIP and Prathomsuksa 1 (Grade 1) students from Anuban Chiang Rai School, who were supervised by their teachers for the duration of the trip at Singha Park Chiang Rai.

The core objectives of this educational excursion were:
-To foster independent knowledge acquisition through authentic out-of-classroom experiences.

-To provide students with direct, experiential learning in a natural, real-world setting.

Beyond academic enrichment, the activity was strategically designed to cultivate essential 21st-century skills, including:

-Collaborative teamwork and social development.

-The practical application of planning and on-the-spot problem-solving.

-Adherence to established protocols and regulations.

We are very proud to present some of our recent Science and Mathematics projects. We can't wait to take them back home!