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Denla British School is proud to announce our Prefects for the Academic Year 2019/20. The Prefects had to complete an application form, stating why they were suitable for the role. Prefects help support the staff, and promote the ethos of DBS by carrying out specific duties, and also being role models for the younger students. We proudly announce that our 2019/20 Prefects are:Ham Y8Sep Y8Proud Y8Ging Y8Fen Fen Y8Chess Y8Pearl...Read More

This week the Music Mentors for 2019/20 were selected and presented with their badges in assembly. Music Mentors will assist in the planning and delivery of Music Events at school, advise the Music Department on curriculum planning, purchases and future plans, as well as mentor other musicians in the DBS Community. The Music Mentors for 2019/20 are Pan (Y9), Pinky (Y9), Lewis (Y8), Aikun (Y8), Nammon (Y8), Wanjan (Y7) and...Read More

DBS travelled to Wellington College in high spirits for the first GBAC swim meet of the year. 8 schools from around Bangkok brought swim squads made up of children from Years 5 – 9. Great performances all round with individuals winning their respective heats in good times. Unfortunately the meet had to be stopped early due to adverse weather conditions and therefore freestyles races and relays were missed. Special mention...Read More

DENLA BRITISH SCHOOL (DBS) says most students who graduate with A Levels will be exempt from studying the first year of American universities. “Well begun is half done” – a well-advice proverb that is still working until these days, especially on education because an investment on education provides sustainable profits. Many are looking for the best educational curriculum to study for themselves or for their families, but which curriculum is...Read More

The JV Boys basketball team produced an exceptional team performance against an experienced and well coached TSIS team who are fresh from a 3 game winning streak. The boys started strongly with some brilliant team defending, ensuring they held the lead at half time. TSIS struggled to penetrate the DBS defensive unit and only managed 11 points at half time, thanks to Yo-yo who rebounded the ball well, ably supported...Read More