Emergency Drill at the School: The school prioritizes the safety of students and staff above all else, so it organized an emergency drill training session. The session was led by Police Lieutenant Colonel Chayakorn Boonma, a duty officer with the Investigation Division of the First Regional Police Headquarters, who graciously shared his expertise to help students and teachers develop skills in identifying suspicious objects, assessing situations, and relaying information alerts, and managing panic, ultimately leading to practice in escaping and taking cover to ensure safety during an incident. We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to the instructor.

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Samartkid's Chinese Camp allows both in-school and out-of-school students to participate in activities together every Saturday. The activities in the camp help students develop their listening and speaking skills in Chinese, learn Chinese brush painting, create crafts, practice teamwork, and receive warm care throughout the learning. Judging from the results, all of the students are very attentive.

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We bring the year’s biggest color-themed sports event to a close with the announcement of the winners in the Overall Points, Team Leader, Cheerleading, and Outstanding Male and Female Athlete categories. Congratulations to all the teams and on the wonderful final results before we part ways for the year. Let’s come together to sing “United Hearts, Harmony,” a beautiful way to say goodbye. See you again next year at the SAMARTKID Happy Harmony Games 2025.

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The most memorable experience in the SAMARTkid Theatre universe. We’re so proud of the children’s dedication and talent, and of the tremendous support from the SAMART families, which has been so abundant for the kids. Every performance is packed with quality and is so adorable and endearing. So, if anyone has any cute, cool, beautiful, or handsome photos, please share them with us! We’d love to see everyone’s smiles one more time.

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A truly special experience exploring the cultural heritage of Thai desserts from the Thong family, specifically the “Tao Thong Kee Ma” tradition from the golden age of King Narai the Great’s reign. The family at SAMARTKID We would like to thank “Nan Patita” of “Kruay Yay Duang Thai Dessert Shop” for opening her warm home to welcome the students from SAMARTKID School , who had the joy of making Thai desserts themselves to their hearts’ content over two full days (July 17–18, 67). The students also had a blast shaping their own “Luk Chub” desserts in their own unique styles, and of course, they all left with full bellies.

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