Class of 2009 Graduation

Last Updated (Wednesday, 24 February 2010 06:08) Written by dennisadmin Wednesday, 24 February 2010 05:49

On Monday 15 February, TSEP proudly celebrated the graduation of our current Grade 12 students. Following a traditional style ceremony in the school’s auditorium, in which students received certificates from Khun Kru Narong, TSEP had its own ceremony in the Green Room.

 

 

 

All TSEP students from grade 4 upwards were present to see students and teachers alike get all teary-eyed as the reality of leaving school life behind started to sink in. This wasn’t a sad event, however, and we all laughed at a photo slide show of the students as babies and young children.

The teachers took turns in expressing how proud they were of grade 12, how they were TSEPs first true graduates in that they have studied here since primary school, and that they all have very bright futures ahead of them.

Several students also made short speeches, largely echoing the sentiments of the teachers. The students were each given several small keepsakes to remind them of their time here and then there was lots of photo taking in the area outside the green room.

 

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TSEP would again like to state how proud they are of the current G12 graduates. They have set a very high standard for future classes to match. While we are sad to see them leave, we are very happy at their success, and wish them all the best for the future.

Entrance Exam Results

Last Updated (Wednesday, 31 March 2010 04:00) Written by dennisadmin Wednesday, 03 February 2010 07:19

Entrance Examination Results

G.12/1-2

Program Science-Math; Program Math-English

Academic Year 2009

1. Mr. Parkpoom Kometsopha

-100% scholarship in Japan for 4 years

Faculty of Health, Environment & Life Science, Asia Pacific University, Japan.

-Faculty of Environmental Science, Mahidol University.

2. Mr. Peeratat Ngarnthavee

-Faculty of Economics, Chulalongkorn University.

- Faculty of Business Administration, 5 years Masters Degree Thammasat University. Thai Program.

3. Mr. Panuwat Laopoonsap

- Faculty of Business Administration, Mahidol University International College.

4. Mr. Panupat Laopoonsap

- Faculty of Business Administration, Mahidol University International College.

5. Mr. Poom Jedsomma

- Faculty of Mechanical Engineer, Thammasat University.

6. Mr. Sutiwat Autchayawat

- Faculty of Business Administration, Mahidol University International College.

7. Mr. Prathomnop Tiwasuwantemee

-Faculty of International Business, Mahidol University International College.

8. Ms. Piangpat Namtip

- 4 years scholarship in Pre-Medical Studies Bard College at Simon’s Rock, USA.

9. Ms. Kanit Krairittichai

-Faculty of Computer Engineering, Mahidol University.

10. Ms. Nitiporn Petpom

-Faculty of Engineering, Thammasat University.

11. Ms. Nantinee Teeramongkol

-Faculty of Economics, Thammasat University.

12. Ms. Thanita Ketkittikhun

- Faculty of Environmental Science, Mahidol University.

13. Mr. Chonrawee Chaungwilai

- Faculty of Economics, Kasetsart University.

International Program.

14. Mr. Kantavich Dattibongs

- Faculty of Economics, Kasetsart University.

International Program.

15. Mr. Teetawat Ketpong

- Faculty of Economics, Kasetsart University.

International Program.

16. Mr. Naratip Chaiyasoot

- Faculty of International Business, Mahidol University International College.

-Faculty of International College for Sustainability Management, Srinakharinwirot University.

17. Mr. Wattarapong Lertkhunakorn

-Faculty of Communication Design, Mahidol University.

18. Ms. Nannapas Sang-ngoen

-Faculty of Psychology, Srinakharinwirot University International College.

- Faculty of Business Administration, Burapha university international college.

19. Ms. Thanrika Thaoyot

-Faculty of Hospitality Management, Hilo Company College, USA.

 

20. Ms. Thanita Ketkittikhun

-Faculty of Bachelor of Arts in Language and Culture.

Chulalongkorn University

 

21. Ms. Chadamas Rantanakomut

-Faculty of Bachelor of Arts in Language and Culture.

Chulalongkorn University

 
22. Mr. Chaowalit Sukkapad

-Faculty of Travel Industry Management, Mahidol University International College.

 

23. Mr. Apichan Wimolthammawath

-Faculty of Travel Industry Management, Mahidol University International College.

 

 

Congratulations to Fang, Poom and Ham

Last Updated (Monday, 25 January 2010 08:48) Written by dennisadmin Monday, 25 January 2010 08:27

It’s a special time at TSEP – graduation is approaching
quickly. Some of our grade 12 students have already worked
really hard to secure themselves a place in
further education at various Universities and will be
moving on to exciting new places in a much larger world
than they are used to. We are all very proud of them and
wish them every success in their endeavors. The following
is what they have to say about their aspirations and
expectations for the future.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1. Which University are you going to?
Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU) in Oita
province, Japan.

2. Why did you choose that University?
Because I received a full tuition scholarship from the
university, and to have an experience abroad. So I would
like to go and embrace Japanese culture and customs.

3. What will you be studying?
I’m going to study in the major of “Health, Environmental
and Life Science”.

4. What do you think will be the biggest challenge at
University?

The biggest challenge for me is self discipline. I will
have to journey alone when I go there. I will need to have
stronger responsibility and self control if I want to
succeed in my undergraduate life.

5. What are you looking forward to the most?
I’m looking forward to experiencing new things, whether
they are obstacles or fortunate events. Nothing is better
than living your life to the limit (while maintaining
self-responsibility).

6. What will you miss about TSEP?
I will strongly miss my friends and my teachers, both Thai
and foreign. We have shared so many things together.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1. Which University are you going to?
Thammasat University.

2. Why did you choose that University?
The reason I chose this University is because I believe in
it’s quality. Because of it’s long history Thammasat is
now one of the best Universities in Thailand, and most of
all it’s my favourite university.

3. What will you be studying?
SIIT (Industry Engineering).

4. What do you think will be the biggest challenge at
University?
I think the biggest challenge for me will be understanding
the English such as vocabulary and grammar.

5. I’m looking forward to getting into the faculty that I
wanted and finding many new friends.

6. What will you miss about TSEP?
Well… that’s hard. I think I’m going to miss my teachers,
friends, and also the environment here.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1. Which University are you going to?
Thammasat University.

2. Why did you choose that University?
Because Thammasat University is one of the best
Universities in Thailand.

3. What will you be studying?
Mechanical Engineering.

4. What do you think will be the biggest challenge at
University?
Self-responsibility, because no-one is going to tell you
to get to class or pay attention anymore.

5. What are you looking forward to the most?
I’m looking forward to a job after I graduate the most. I
think I can’t earn enough money to survive in this sorrow
world.

6. What will you miss about TSEP?
I will miss my teachers and friends the most.

 

Sports Day 09

Last Updated (Friday, 18 December 2009 02:36) Written by dennisadmin Friday, 18 December 2009 02:11

 

Photos (Sports Day 09) 

Friday 27^th of November is a day to remember. It was the day that Thewpahingarm School and TSEP held their flamboyant sports day celebration. The venue was at Sanam Nakkarat with some events taking place at the indoor basketball court. There were massive arenas set up for the students to take their place in which were all decorated by theme in lavish colour.

The day kicked off at around 7am when the VIP party made a spectacular entrance to the accompaniment of the Royal Navy brass band. A very special guest attended with Teacher Narong – the governor of Bangkok. After they had taken their seats the student parade started. There were four teams of Mattayom students who marched in turn round Sanam Nakkarat before gathering between their arenas for the opening ceremony. They were followed by the Prathom students who wore an array of extravagantly coloured costumes. Everyone was led by the brass band who marched off again.

The governor of Bangkok made a motivating speech to everyone’s delight and then a huge flock of balloons were released into the beautiful clear sky carrying the Sports Day banner. After this more excitement and motivation was provided by speeches after which the Kindergarten teams did their parade in miniature. Then everyone stood to attention and the whole school sang the Thewphaingarm school song in a deafening show of enthusiasm. Once this was over all the students took there places in their arenas in anticipation of the start of the shows.

The first team to perform was the Floating Market (the purple team). Second up was the Blue Airline (the blue team) who were followed by Red Station (the red team). Last to perform was the Science and Francois (the yellow team). As each team took the spotlight they performed some amazing dance routines which ranged from dancing air hostesses to traditional dancing. All the dancers performed very well and their choreography was second to none. It was so good that they gave the impression that they did a fair amount of practice beforehand. All the teams were very respectful and had a Royalty theme underpinning their performances.

Throughout the rest of the day and up until lunchtime there was a multitude of cheering celebration in a friendly competitive manner. Matayom students presented a variety of cheering mantras while Prathom students did a lot of cheering. Prathom had a cheerleading competition between the four teams which TSEP students (purple) won in spectacular fashion. This was interspersed with 100m sprinting races which started off with the younger students and ended with grade 12. TSEP had a strong presence in the races and won many of them.

Grades 1, 2, and 3 had there own cheering celebration indoors around mid morning. The mighty midgets also had cheerleading routines, a tug of war, some running races and in the background there was a cup shuffling competition which many students entered. They all had a lot of fun.

After lunch as the festivities continued outside amongst the Matayom students, Prathom moved indoor to the basketball court to continue their sports day. More cheerleading and cheering was accomplished during which the chair ball competition took place. The girls game was a serious battle of grit and determination which resulted in a resounding victory for TSEP. At the end of the day everyone returned to their positions outdoors for the closing ceremony. This was a fantastic sight and brought the day to a close. Everyone then went home to bed. The day was a lot of fun for everyone and a resounding success. We are all looking forward to next years event.