Attention! Attention!

If you spot any of the following environmentally unfriendly characters around the school, please contact the K2-3 students and their homeroom teachers.

Recycling poster hanging at Panyaden School, bilingual and international school in CHiang Mai       Poster about recycling at Panyaden, bilingual school in Chiang Mai       Recycling compost - poster by students of Panyaden School, international school in Chiang Mai Poster about recycling cans by students of bilingual school, Panyaden    Learning about caring for the environment at international school in Chiang Mai, Panyaden School    Recycling! We teach through play at international school in Chiang Mai, Panyaden School    Learning about recycling at international school, Panyaden, in Chiang Mai

These unfit characters have polluted our children’s model green city and need to be carefully re-used, reduced or recycled. Help us clean up our city and its environs, and claim your reward today!

Recycled city model made by international students of Panyaden School in Chiang Mai

Mixed group of kindergarten students at Panyaden School, international school in Chiang Mai     Kindergarten students making art with recycled materials at Panyaden School, international school in Chiang Mai

Note: Our K2-3 class are now learning about environmental awareness. They built a model of a city by recycling plastic, old letters, egg cartons, drink cans and so on.
Jan 312012
 
Chanda

Doing the very best that you can in the present moment by Neil Amas Panyaden School Director   There is a common misunderstanding that in Buddhism, all desire is ‘bad’ and leads to suffering. In fact the Buddha recognised that there are 2 different kinds of desire. One is desire borne of ignorance, an unwholesome [...]

 
This Week's Wise Habit

‘Chanda’ ความยินดีในกิจที่ทำ (ฉันทะ)   The Kung Fu Chef  has come with his special pot of soup again! He congratulated K2-3 students for sending him more letters than any other class giving examples of how they had practiced last week’s habit, ‘Mattannuta’ (‘knowing the right amount’) and invited them to help him put the ingredient into [...]

 
Career Opportunities

  Native English Speaking Teachers We are looking for native English speaking teachers to join us for our next school year, starting March/April/ 2012. We require pre-school and primary homeroom teachers and a Maths/Science specialist teacher. You must have teaching experience, be comfortable working in a bi-lingual/cultural environment and hold a teaching qualification. Importantly, candidates [...]

Jan 232012
 
12 Wise Habits

Guiding Principles For Our Children The Wise Habits of Panyaden are 12 core virtues for all of us to understand, learn and practice. Given to us by the school’s spiritual advisor, Taan Ajahn Jayasaro, we are looking at fun and creative ways to teach both our children and ourselves good habits which will last a [...]

Jan 172012
 
Dhamma Talk

Announcement Dhamma Talk by Taan Ajahn Jayasaro Panyaden School’s Spiritual Advisor, Taan Ajahn Jayasaro, will be visiting this Thursday, 19 Jan 2012. He will give a Dhamma talk on “Happiness and Raising Children” from 11.30am – 12.30pm. The talk will be followed by a Q & A session. Open to all parents and the public. [...]

 
Children's Day Event

‘Kids’ Day 2012′ at Central Airport Plaza   What a huge turnout at Panyaden School’s booth this weekend! It was wonderful to see so many smiling faces on a day that honours and celebrates all children. Little ones were cheerfully making friendship bracelets for their friends and family while others drew, coloured and cut out [...]

 
Children's Day Event

สุขสันต์วันเด็ก Celebrate Children’s Day With Panyaden Come play and learn with us at Central Airport Plaza this weekend! Fun activities for children all day long. Date: Sat 14 –  Sun 15 Jan 2012 Time: 10.00-18.00 daily Location: G Floor, D Zone (map below)

 
How To Make Cotton Fabric

    Panyaden’s Cotton Project was part of our self-sufficiency crop programme for our students. Today, we share with you (in both Thai and English) the traditional Northern Thai process of making cotton fabric that our children have learnt. The essential tasks are as follows: 1. Producing cotton fiber 2. Dyeing 3. Weaving กระบวนการผลิตเส้นฝ้าย การย้อม [...]

 
Cotton Project Part II

Laughing with delight, a group of students showed off their hands wet with colourful liquid dyes. They had been soaking the cotton yarn that they had spun themselves, into tubs of liquid dye made from natural ingredients like fragrant tree bark, fruit, tumeric and indigo plants (‘kraam’). The dyeing ‘station’ was part of our school’s [...]

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