Thai-Chinese International School (TCIS)

The Thai-Chinese International School is proud to announce the acceptance of Suchanan Suksompop (Siha) to Silapakorn University International College.

In science class, students engaged in a hands-on engineering and physics activity by building and testing their own rollback cans.

Using simple materials such as paper cups, rubber bands, paperclips, and a coin, students explored how energy is stored and transferred within a system. After constructing their devices, they tested how the cans move, observing a unique circular rolling motion and investigating why the can returns after being pushed.

Students also practiced measuring linear distance using masking tape and rulers, helping them distinguish between curved motion and straight-line displacement. Throughout the activity, they made predictions, conducted trials, and analyzed how variables like force and design affect motion.

This lab supports key scientific skills, including inquiry, problem-solving, and understanding energy transformations in real-world systems.

You may ask your child:

- Why does the can roll back after being pushed?
- What role does the rubber band play?
- How did they measure the distance traveled?

It was a great day of hands-on learning and discovery.

Students from Digital Art, NAHS, Animal Welfare, and NJHS will be hosting a Plushie and Stress Relief Sale on Tuesday, April 28th and Wednesday, April 29th during recess and lunch. We’ll have an assortment of stress-relieving goodies to help put a smile on your face while supporting a very worthy charity. All proceeds will be donated to PAWS Bangkok.

Our PAWS Bangkok Charity Drive runs until May 1st, and your support is greatly appreciated. Cash donation boxes can be found around campus, and we are also collecting WHISKAS cat food, cat litter, p*e pads, and other essential supplies.

PAWS Bangkok relies entirely on donations, and your generosity will make a meaningful difference. A non-profit organisation, PAWS actively helps the local community and its animals through spaying and neutering operations, vaccination programmes, veterinary services, fostering and adopting and, most importantly, through education. PAWS also operates the go-to cats shelter in Bangkok.

The Thai-Chinese International School is proud to announce the acceptance of Kornkarn Kuanun (Phamai) to Thammasat University.

Students in the ELL HS Science class practice the concepts of "balanced, unbalanced, safe, and unsafe" during our physics lab today. There was lots of practice of these as well as other crucial concepts while exploring the forces in our world.

The Thai-Chinese International School is proud to announce the acceptance of Teeraphat Aungkroonpisarn (Stamp) to Queen's University with $60,000 in renewable Scholarships.

Good Morning!

We are back from our hiatus and from Songkran break with a few new episodes of The Wednesday Show. For this final run of shows, we will be focused strictly on entertainment news. Be on the lookout for segments covering everything from shopping to soup, and cat cafes to the history of Songkran. So, in no particular order, let's begin our last run of episodes!

Today, we have uploaded our episode for April 23 by : Aomkwan, LeLe, and Yosing.

Here is the link to WTV.
https://youtu.be/sOeJOIJL-Bs?si=QFjqoil-j9bjM-BO

Please enjoy the new episode, and feel free to watch some old episodes from the past.

WTV TCIS 2 likes. "The Wednesday Show: Entertainment Edition for Wednesday, April 22nd, 2026."

Our student photographer captured these images of our chemistry lab today. Students are performing multiple experiments to refine their powers of observation and critical thinking, while also empirically testing the properties of matter.

You’re Invited to our Matilda Jr. musical production!

Join us for our student-led musical production of Matilda Jr., filled with energy, creativity, and heart! Performances will take place on April 21 (9:45 AM, ES/ECE), April 22 (1:40 PM, MS), and April 23 (1:40 PM, HS)—all free.

Our Community Show is on April 24 at 8:00 AM 🎟️ (tickets: 150 baht), where 100% of proceeds will be donated to Bangkok Community Help to support local families. We’ll also be selling popcorn 🍿 to fundraise for next year’s musical, so come hungry and ready to support the arts!

On behalf of our entire cast, crew, admin, staff and teachers... We can’t wait to see you there!

Yu Da Kim,
Musical Director/ Drama & Theatre teacher

The Grade 3B performed "Deliver Us" from The Prince of Egypt as part of the unit of study on Ancient Egypt. Children used their melodians to perform on stage during our monthly elementary assembly.