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5th Anniversary
On November 9, 2567, Samakid School celebrated its 5th anniversary. The school is an educational institution dedicated to inspiring a love of learning English while fostering a joyful and positive learning environment. The event began with a simple and heartwarming almsgiving ceremony led by the school administration, teachers, and all the students of Samakid School, reflecting the school’s SAMARTKID family
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Halloween aftermath
The little ghosts really let their imaginations run wild during the Ghost Release Day event, where all the kids came dressed in full-on costumes, showcasing their creativity from the youngest Pre-K students all the way up to the older Y5 students. There were both Thai and Western-style ghosts—it was a real competition to see who could outdo the others. The event also featured a “Trick or Treat” activity to foster camaraderie among the kids, musical chairs, pumpkin carving, and many other fun activities.
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Outstanding students of the year 2024
Congratulations to our talented student “Nong Plai Fa” SAMARTKID family Congratulations to “Nong Plai Fa – Ms. Kanyaphat Thaimanee,” a Y1 student, and her family on receiving the Outstanding Student Award for the year 2567 from the Association of Non-Formal Private Education in Thailand, under the Office of the Commission for the Promotion of Private Education, Ministry of Education.
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Halloween Day
Halloween falls on October 31 every year. In Christian tradition, it is believed to be the day when the spirits of the dead come out to haunt the human world. The kids at SAMARTKID didn’t miss the chance to dress up as pirates, captains, skeletons, women from ancient times, or in costumes of their own imagination—and no matter how you look at them, they aren’t scary at all because they’re just absolutely adorable.
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Chinese Camp 2024
1️ All three sessions of the SAMARTkid HAPPY CAMP 2024 successfully concluded last Saturday. The camp focused on learning about Chinese culture, and the closing activity was making tanghulu—the popular sugar-coated fruit skewers—a huge hit In addition to academic instruction—including learning the Chinese names of various ingredients, Q&A sessions, and pronunciation practice—all the children in the camp also got hands-on experience, from washing the fruit to enjoying the finished product. At every step, teachers provided close, one-on-one supervision.
