Mini Summer Camp for Yothin Burana School

The pupils were kept busy into the evenings

A group of over ninety pupils (M3 and M4) from Yothin Burana School in Bangkok have just completed a 3-day mini Summer Camp at Asian University. They were accompanied by fourteen of the teachers from their English programme.
Dr Kirsten (above) and Ajarn Susan (below) get tongue-Thaied learning Thai.

The objective was to have a representative taste of the boarding life in The College at Asian University which boasts an English-speaking environment. The pupils and teachers stayed on campus for the whole time, and had a full and varied timetable of classes, sports and other activities.

Ajarn Ania takes studying Thai seriously

Most of the classes were delivered by The College teachers, with additional sessions and enhanced activities designed by the Liberal Arts Faculty.

My best frog drawing

Outdoor activities keep us fit

The youngsters arrived on Monday morning, and after an English language assessment were sorted into classes according to their English language ability. They took part in a treasure hunt to acquaint themselves with the layout of the academic building, and after evening games retired to the dormitories. Early morning exercise was a part of the programme, and on Tuesday they were even had a try at teaching Thai to some of the farang University and College teachers.

Was this despair or laughter?

The pupils returned to Bangkok on Wednesday, tired abut happy.

Ajarn Mark demonstrates measuring distances

The photos show a variety of activities.

Concentration in the drawing competition