Club: Creative Songwriting & Karaoke Club

Teacher’s name:

Julia Lyakhovich
yuliya.ly@spip.in.th

Students learning outcomes

• Arts and performing arts

Club Description

A fun, creative music club where students write their own songs, collaborate on songwriting, and share music together. Students can perform their own creations or favourite songs through karaoke in a relaxed and supportive environment.

Club Member

25 students

Materials needed

No materials needed

Club: Bright Path Prep

Teacher’s name:

Ignite Team

Supervisor: Pruksapan

pruksapan.sa@spip.in.th

Students learning outcomes

• Critical thinking and problem solving

Club Description

Getting ready for the SAT, IELTS, BMAT, or other big exams? Join our Year 11 club for expert-led review sessions with professional tutors from Ignite. Whether you want to sharpen specific skills, practice under exam conditions, or just get clearer on what to expect, this club is your space to prep smart and feel ready.

Club Member

Only Year11

Materials needed

• Request Room 901

Club: Colour & Calm

Teacher’s name:

Ayan Mohamed

ayan.mo@spip.in.th

Students learning outcomes

• Creativity and innovation
• Social and cultural awareness

Club Description

Colour, Relax, Reset is a safe, calm and welcoming space for pupils to take a break from the pressures of school and everyday life. Through colouring and creative activities, pupils can slow down, focus on the process rather than the finished result, and enjoy some quiet time to relax and reset. The club encourages creativity, mindfulness and positive wellbeing in a supportive environment.

Club Member

20 students

Materials needed

–

Club: Escape and Solve

Teacher’s name:

Jiawei Zhu

jiawei.zh@spip.in.th

Students learning outcomes

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

Club Description

A fun, team-based club where students work together to solve puzzles, crack codes, uncover clues and complete escape-room challenges. Each session encourages teamwork, communication, creativity and problem-solving in an engaging and competitive environment.

Club Member

20 students

Materials needed

–

Club: Any Book Book Club

Teacher’s name:

Brandon Allen

brandon.al@spip.in.th

Students learning outcomes

• Arts and performing arts
• Social and cultural awareness

Club Description

The Any Book Book Club is a quiet and relaxed space where students can enjoy reading any book of their choice during club time. Whether you enjoy fiction, manga, fantasy, mystery, or non-fiction, this is a chance to unwind, read independently, and spend time with others who also enjoy books and reading.

Club Member

20 students

Materials needed

• No materials needed

Club: Algebra Excellence Club

Teacher’s name:

Pooja Kumar

pooja.ku@spip.in.th

Students learning outcomes

• Critical thinking and problem solving
• Collaboration teamwork

Club Description

Algebra Excellence Club is a fun and engaging club for students who want to strengthen their algebra skills and mathematical thinking. Members will explore challenging problems, learn advanced techniques and develop confidence in problem-solving. The club encourages curiosity, teamwork, and excellence in mathematics through interactive activities and discussions.

Club Member

20 students

Materials needed

No 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

No materials needed

Club: Props Club

Teacher’s name:

Charoenkwan Tahkaew
charoemkwan.ta@spip.in.th

Fiona Kiernan-Molloy (Part Time)

Students learning outcomes

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

Club Description

Props Club is a creative space where students design and make props for the school musical each year. Students will develop practical art, design, and construction skills while working collaboratively to help bring the production to life on stage.

Club Member

20 students (Only Y.9-11 Students)

Materials needed

Tick and download the form above

Club: Board Game Club

Teacher’s name:

James Denman

james.de@spip.in.th

Students learning outcomes

• Critical thinking and problem solving

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

–

Club: Model United Nations (MUN) Club

Teacher’s name:

Mark Seeley

mark.se@spip.in.th

Run by Year 12 students: Mimi & Namsai

Students learning outcomes

• Life and career skills
• Critical thinking and problem solving
• Social and cultural awareness
• Collaboration teamwork
• Leadership and Organize
• Communication skills

Club Description

Model United Nations (MUN) Club is meant to prepare students for participation in external MUN conferences throughout the year. Therefore, only students interested in participating in external MUN conferences during the 2026-2027 academic year should join this club. Please don’t join if you have no interest in participating in these external MUN conferences.

Students who join MUN Club are expected to actively participate in the club. This means conducting research, taking part in discussion/debate, and following Model United Nations protocol and decorum. This is a great way to broaden your understanding of global issues, and develop your collaboration and communication skills, but it will require some effort.

Club Member

20 students

Materials needed

No materials needed