All schools, kindergartens and child development centres in Thailand’s northeastern province of Khon Kaen have been ordered to close until July 16th amid an ongoing surge of COVID-19 infections in the province and elsewhere. Boarding education institutes, including those teaching children with special needs, have been sealed, with children remaining in the compounds and parental […]Read More
St Mark’s International School has signed an Agreement with the Western Australian Government’s Education Authority to launch a new university admissions program in Thailand. BANGKOK, THAILAND, June 22 – St Mark’s International School has become the first school in Thailand to offer a 16-month university admissions program by partnering with the Schools Curriculum and Standards […]Read More
Schools in several of Thailand’s provinces have been ordered to close, just a week after the start of the new school term, as a number of students have been found to be infected with COVID-19. On Monday, in the northern province of Phetchabun, the provincial communicable disease committee, chaired by Governor Gid Kongmuang, ordered all […]Read More
Most schools, students, and their parents are not ready for online learning, required by the COVID-19 situation, for a number of reasons, according to an opinion survey conducted by Suan Dusit Poll of Suan Dusit University between June 14th and 17th. With the exception of those in the Deep Red zones, such as Bangkok, schools […]Read More
Six schools in Chart Trakarn and Nakhon Thai districts of Thailand’s northern province of Phitsanulok have been ordered to close until further notice, after only one day of school reopening for the new school term on Monday, when the parents of a student and a cable technician were found to be infected with COVID-19. The […]Read More
BANGKOK, June 14 (TNA) – Deputy Education Minister Khunying Kalaya Sophonpanich confirmed the new school term began for all students who could study through suitable channels and platforms and were safe from COVID-19. Schools reopened in many provinces today with strict disease control measures. Many schools in the North had their students attend on-site classes […]Read More
NAKHON RATCHASIMA: Many schools in Nakhon Ratchasima have postponed the opening of the new school semester from Monday by up to three weeks to ease parents’ worries about Covid-19 transmission. Many private schools in Muang and other districts of this northeastern province posted the announcements on their Facebook pages on Saturday. Full story: Bangkok Post […]Read More
Worried that disruption from the latest COVID-19 outbreak will derail their futures, thousands of Mathayom 6 students are trying hard to have their university entrance exams postponed. #Courtpetitionsforexampostponement is trending on Twitter after six students submitted a plea to the Central Administrative Court with the help of Pheu Thai Party spokeswoman Asst Prof Arunee Kasayanond […]Read More
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