Club: Dungeons and Dragons Club

Teacher’s name:

Kevin Hall

kevin.ha@spip.in.th

Students learning outcomes

• Critical thinking and problem solving
• Creativity and innovation
• Collaboration teamwork
• Data analysis and numeracy
• Communication skills

Club Description

Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) is a cooperative tabletop role-playing where you get to create and control (role play) your own fictional character. Dungeons and Dragons Club is a form of storytelling, that fosters imagination, and creative expression. The game requires communication, creative thinking, strategic planning and negotiation to succeed.

Club Member

20 students

Materials needed

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Club: Zine Club

Teacher’s name:

Lauren Frances Scott

lauren.sc@spip.in.th

Students learning outcomes

• Arts and performing arts
• Creativity and innovation
• Social and cultural awareness
• Graphic design knowledge
• Communication skills

Club Description

A group for people who love making, sharing, and talking about DIY mini-magazines (zines) that cover personal, social, artistic, or niche topics, offering a creative space for writing, collage, art, and community building!

Club Member

20 students

Materials needed

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Club: The Algebra Alliance

Teacher’s name:

Pooja Kumar

pooja.ku@spip.in.th

Students learning outcomes

• Critical thinking and problem solving
• Creativity and innovation
• Collaboration teamwork
• Data analysis and numeracy

Club Description

The Algebra Alliance is a math club that helps students strengthen their understanding of algebra through engaging activities, problem-solving sessions, and collaborative learning. The club encourages logical thinking, creativity, and teamwork while providing a supportive environment where members can explore mathematical ideas and build confidence in their skills.

Club Member

20 students

Materials needed

None

Club: Chemistry Support Club

Teacher’s name:

Phillip Tran

phillip.tr@spip.in.th

Students learning outcomes

• Critical thinking and problem solving
• Data analysis and numeracy
• Communication skills

Club Description

This club gives students a calm place to work through any chemistry problems they bring from class. They can ask questions, talk through ideas, and get support without pressure. Older students help younger students. Everyone builds trust in their own thinking.

The club builds critical thinking. Students learn how to break a problem into small steps and find a clear path to the answer. They get used to reading data and using numbers with confidence. They also practice communication because they explain their ideas to others and listen to different ways of thinking.

The goal is simple. Students become better at chemistry by talking through real problems with real people. The club welcomes anyone who wants to learn, teach, or improve together.

Club Member

• 20 students

Materials needed

• Students may bring their own cards or utilize accessible digital platforms as appropriate.

Club: Smart Coders Innovation Club

Teacher’s name:

Shilpa Chauhan

shilpa.ch@spip.in.th

Students learning outcomes

• Critical thinking and problem solving
• Creativity and innovation
• Computing and IT literacy
• Collaboration teamwork

Club Description

Smart Coders Innovation Club is a creative space for students who already have basic coding skills and want to take their ideas further. The club focuses on building real applications, and working on hands-on projects that challenge thinking. Students work like young developers with planning, designing, coding, testing, and showcasing their creations. It’s a place to experiment, collaborate, and turn imagination into real digital products.

Club Member

20 students

Materials needed

–

Club: The Amigurumi Workshop

Teacher’s name:

Dr. Shalene Sankhagowit

shalene.sa@spip.in.th

Students learning outcomes

• Arts and performing arts
• Creativity and innovation
• Collaboration teamwork

Club Description

Join The Amigurumi Workshop—the collaborative crafting club dedicated to crocheting adorable, stuffed plush toys! This is a friendly support group where students with basic crochet knowledge (or a strong commitment to learning through trial and error) help each other master the unique challenges of amigurumi and other soft toy patterns. The teacher will provide guidance on stitching techniques, as well as shared tools like scissors and stitching needles. Members must acquire their project-specific yarns, preferred stuffing material, and correctly sized crochet hook within the first two weeks of joining. Come stitch, troubleshoot, and build your own collection of cozy companions!

Club Member

20 students

Materials needed

–

Club: Props Club

Teacher’s name:

Fiona Kiernan-Molloy

fiona.ki@spip.in.th

Students learning outcomes

• Arts and performing arts

Club Description

Learn to design and build props and scenic elements for live theatre productions. In collaboration with the Theatre Club, you’ll bring stage environments to life through hands-on creative work.

Club Member

20 students

Materials needed

Specific to production requirements.

Club: Social Enterprise

Teacher’s name:

Brandon Allen

brandon.al@spip.in.th

Students learning outcomes

• Life and career skills
• Critical thinking and problem solving
• Creativity and innovation
• Collaboration teamwork
• Social media marketing
• Graphic design knowledge
• Entrepreneurship
• Leadership and Organize
• Communication skills

Club Description

Want to make a difference while building real business skills? In this ECA, you’ll work as a team to create a social enterprise business selling goods and/or services. All profits will go to causes that support the local community, so your creativity and hard work have a real impact. Whether you’re into marketing, design, event planning, or just want to try something new, there’s a role for you.

Club Member

20 students

Materials needed

None

Club: MUN

Teacher’s name:

Mark Seyley

mark.se@spip.in.th

Bambam – Woranatcha & Poonh Anumutrajkij (Year 13 Gut)

Students learning outcomes

• Critical thinking and problem solving
• Collaboration teamwork

Club Description

What is MUN?

Model United Nations (MUN) is an academic simulation of the United Nations where students get to role play as delegates, representing a country. It is a place where you debate and discuss global issues like ongoing conflicts, gender equality, climate change happening in our world today. Not only we debate, we also get to develop various skills like public speaking, critical thinking etc. The best part is that we get to participate in competitions at SPIP and outside of SPIP!

Join SPIPMUN now to Become the Leaders of Tomorrow!

Club Member

25 students

Materials needed

–

Club: Board Game Club

Teacher’s name:

James Denman

james.de@spip.in.th

Students learning outcomes

• Life and career skills
• Critical thinking and problem solving
• Creativity and innovation
• Collaboration teamwork
• Communication skills

Club Description

The Board Game Club is a fun and engaging space where students can come together to enjoy a wide variety of board games in a relaxed, friendly environment. Each week, students will have the opportunity to choose from a selection of classic and modern games — from strategic games like Catan and Ticket to Ride to brain-teasing puzzles. The club is designed to encourage students to work collaboratively, think critically, and solve problems creatively while improving communication skills.

Club Member

20 students

Materials needed

Board games