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Mr and Mrs McVeigh were pleased to host a visit from the founding Head of King’s College, Mr Tom Banyard, along with Mrs Helen Searle and Khun Thitiporn. The visitors wanted to see DBS in action, and there was much useful discussion about delivering premium education in a Thai context.Read More

Today, Year 6 students travelled to Kanchanaburi as part of their World War II topic in Humanities. The trip began with a visit to the JEATH museum, where the students learnt more about the building of the notorious Burma railway. Next, the students walked over the Bridge on the River Kwai before visiting Hellfire pass. This trip provided students with the opportunity to apply their knowledge outside of the classroom,...Read More

Denla British School (DBS) promotes Well-being for students and the rest of the community, promoting sustainable happiness with the ‘Denla 5’ campaign – a week of learning and practising elements of well-being The cultivation of well-being, or life’s sustainable happiness, needs to be practised during childhood so that it becomes a habit. Well-being consists of 5 dimensions: 1. Physical Well-being – being healthy physically is the basis of a good...Read More

DBS v WCIB W 34-19MVP – JK The JV Boys started slowly against a well disciplined Wellington College (WCIB) team. DBS struggled to find their rhythm during the first quarter which was competitive and saw WCIB lead by 2 points after some excellent outside shooting. Nacho and Kaopan allowed DBS to gain control of the game and slowly the boys started to find gaps in the defence to score. Some...Read More

DBS v WCIB W 24-4MVP – TonkaoDefensive MVP – Grace From the first whistle the girls showed tenacity in defence and speed in attack. Their superior height advantage paid dividends when rebounding Wellington College’s long range efforts, rapidly transferring the ball down the court to set up a lay up attempt in almost every attack. With a great all round performance from the JV girls team, it was hard to...Read More