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Overseas Cultural Exchange Programme to Bangkok, Thailand (19 to 22 May 2026)

19 May 2026

Our students recently embarked on a 4-day meaningful trip to Bangkok, Thailand where they were able to expand their worldviews and forge lasting connections with local peers. This international journey has helped the students to foster cultural appreciation and create unforgettable memories.

This overseas immersion to Bangkok provided our students with a rich and meaningful learning experience beyond the classroom. Designed with three clear objectives in mind, the trip set out to :

Deepen students' appreciation of diverse cultures and perspectives
Strengthen their ability to communicate and collaborate respectfully with others
Build a lasting awareness of environmental sustainability through hands-on, real-world experiences.

Over four days, students explored Thailand's vibrant culture and ancient heritage, connected with local peers, and reflected on how everyday choices impact the world around us. Every activity was thoughtfully designed to challenge students to step beyond the familiar, broaden their perspectives, and grow as empathetic and responsible individuals.

Through this experience, students returned home not just with memories, but with a deeper sense of what it means to lead with empathy, take charge with courage, and make a positive difference in the world around them.

Students from Lakeside Primary take a group photo in front of the school with their teachers and parents

From Singapore to Bangkok — let the learning begin!

Students taking group photos in front of temples and with the locals in Bangkok

Students gather in front of a local guide as she explains to them about the history and culture of the place

Students in red cap gathered in front of the host as she explains the history and cultural significance of the place in Bangkok

Steeped in history, moved by culture. From the grandeur of the Grand Palace and Temple of the Emerald Buddha to the mesmerising Khon performance and Khon Museum and the ancient streets of Ayutthaya — every moment was a living lesson in Thai heritage.

Photos of Lakeside Primary students involved in various activities in Wat Bot and Anubasamsen School

Various students from Lakeside Primary sitting with students from Wat Bot and Anubasamsen School with a teacher facilitating a discussion

Lakeside Primary students on stage putting up a performance for the audience in Wat Bot and Anubasamsen School

Our teachers take a group photo with the teachers at Wat Bot and Anubasamsen School

A group photo of the students, staff and teachers from both schools

Wat Bot and Anubansamsen School From cultural exchanges to sustainability experiences — our Thai friends brought their world to us, and we shared ours right back!

Our students are out enjoying activities at Suan Sampran Organic Farm, learning about the process of harvesting padi, dyeing scarves and decorating tote bags with nature's own colours.

Suan Sampran Organic Farm From field to fabric. Learning about the process of harvesting padi, dyeing scarves and decorating tote bags with nature's own colours.

Our students at Pattayakul Learning Centre, learning how to make the traditional dessert Lao Chuk, learning the art of Thai Dance and also playing a traditional instrument, the Khim

Sweet, graceful, and melodic. At Pattayakul Learning Centre, students tried their hand at making traditional dessert Lao Chuk, learning the art of Thai dance, and playing the Khim — a taste of Thai tradition in every sense.

Our students having fun with fun attractions like the optical illusion attraction at Wow Park

Where curiosity meets discovery. Hands-on experiments, real-life connections, and a whole lot of fun — Wow Park made science something to get excited about.