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International Award Bronze for 19 PTIS International School students 19 – 20 November 2011 The Bronze level International Award participants from PTIS’s Grades 9 and 10 have just successfully completed the first leg of their Adventurous Journey. Their trekking began in Northern Thailand’s rural countryside of Sop Kai traipsing upward through jungle terrain to their camp at the remote and rugged Pa Daeng village, high above the Mae Tang Valley. Day Two brought little relief from their uphill challenge to reach the Chiang Dao nature reserve, but immense bamboo forests, rushing stream crossings and crystal clear mountain vistas created an unforgettable first experience for our adventure seekers. Following several weeks of preparation in navigation, first aid, team work and outdoor awareness the students were able to walk in several small groups unguided, with just the occasional contact with International Award staff at check points throughout the trek. The students traveled over twenty kilometres during the trip and carried all their own kit, including food and stoves to cook all their own meals and sleeping bags to keep them warm during the cold night on the mountain. All the students performed amazingly over the weekend and learned some vital lessons and now the students and staff are looking forward to the next Adventurous Journey - in May - to complete their Bronze Awards. Student reflections: The trek was challenging and some parts were dangerous, but it was fun. Net, G9 I should have brought a proper hiking bag with straps, not a big heavy bag. Scott, G9 Our main problem was stamina because I don't exercise a lot and going on a trek like this really pushed my limits. Boss, G9 When I trekked, I did not have a steady pace the first day. I took long breaks and got tired easily. The second day I walked steadily and drank more water. Oscar, G 9 I think our group worked out pretty well. There were some points that only one person keeps slowing down, but all of us were willing to wait and encourage each other. Susan, G 10 I have never hiked 8km and 12 km, carrying our backpacks before, so it was a good experience for me. I walked very slowly and stopped too many times. Next time I would keep a good pace and take less rests. Grace, G 9
PTIS, International Award, Bronze Medal
PTIS, International Award, Bronze Medal
JoyVida
Hand to Paw Outreach Hand to Paw Outreach is a group of animal-loving PTIS students, Grades 5-12, working together to promote a sustainable, healthy dog population at the temples in our surrounding community. We believe the temples are an integral part of our community and the dogs that reside within those grounds are a community responsibility. With love and care we hope to provide these homeless street dogs a secure and healthy environment in which to live. Our long-term goal is to educate both students and locals against animal cruelty and stress the importance that dog sterilizations, immunizations and basic healthcare can have on our community. Required immunizations, sterilizations, medical and healthcare supplies and emergency medical treatments are all paid for by PTIS students’ fundraising efforts, donations from the public and the Care for Dogs Foundation. The concept of the program has been favorably accepted by the head abbots and novice monks from our village temples along with the approval of village mayors and elders. Working together, we can make a difference! Find us on Facebook: Hand to Paw
Hand to Paw Temple Outreach
Hand to Paw Temple Outreach
JoyVida
PTIS International School - Chiang Mai, Thailand The International Award (IA) Silver Medal - Sailing 18-24 June 2011 Phang Nga Bay, Phuket, Thailand PTIS International School students achieve International Award – Silver Medal In a first for PTIS International School, a group of young people has just completed a sailing expedition as part of their International Award (IA), otherwise known as the Duke of Edinburgh Award. In order to achieve the IA Silver Medal Award the five determined teenagers, from four countries, traveled from Chiang Mai to complete a week-long trip which included a four-day sailing voyage around Phuket’s beautiful Phang Nga Bay. Their sailing mission needed to meet the requirements of the IA’s silver award: an expedition that included planning, training, navigation, and completing an adventurous journey! And that indeed is what they did. After meeting their skipper and instructor, Englishman Ian Jones, for the first time they gingerly stepped on board the 47-foot Master Blaster and very quickly learned that teamwork begins immediately. Their first duty was planning and provisioning the vessel on a budget - this had to be done before leaving port and it was an excellent ice breaker. Following this the Skipper led discussions on voyage options and passage planning. The daily navigational routes were made by the group as a whole and consisted of a variety of trips around the bay and exploration of the local coast, weather conditions being a leading factor sailing amidst Thailand’s rainy season. After setting sail, everyone became a valuable member of the crew taking a full part in sailing and running the vessel. Although none of those on board (apart from the Skipper) had any experience of sailing, the boat felt like home and friendships were formed within a very short time. Each night the five moored and disembarked from the vessel with all provisions needed to set up camp, and prepared their dinner and breakfast. After an early rise it was back on board, navigation planning, with afternoons of sailing and motoring skills. Learning nautical lingo, preparing lunch in rolling seas, afternoon swims, learning boating knots and taking the helm were just some of the daily challenges shared by all. Nightly camp spots varied from secluded postage-stamp-sized beaches to hillside lookouts over the marina – all adding that extra adventure to the experience. Some excitement was had by all on Day 4 when a sudden gust of wind unfurled the jib and blew one of our teammates overboard. “Man overboard” skills came immediately in to play and everyone remained cool-headed in this time of challenge! Another problem faced the crew when they found out that the wires to the automatic anchorage system had been severed from the gear box when one of the crew held firmly on to the remote control during the flurry of rescuing the man overboard. With an inexperienced crew, rough seas and high winds, manually releasing the anchor was not an option. It was unanimously decided to do a night sail back to the marina - a good eight hours into fifteen knot winds and low tides. Turning the yacht in to a fire-lit sunset, the young crew took turns manning the helm or monitoring the navigational screen to relay sea depths to the Skipper, exemplifying team work at its finest. The final task for this fifteen-hour challenge was sighting and mooring the yacht to a channel buoy at 2:00 am in the dark of night. The Skipper said he did not believe that anyone had ever circumnavigated Phang Nga Bay in a single day… exhausted, exhilarated, mission accomplished! A bit weary, the crew spent the last day “putting the yacht to bed” as this was Master Blaster’s last voyage of the season. Swabbing the deck, removing and cleaning the anchor, covering the sails and cleaning the galley were some of the chores that kept them busy most of the day. They were gratefully rewarded with a side trip to the Nai Ya
PTIS, International Award - Silver Medal
PTIS, International Award - Silver Medal
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International Award students from the Prem International School kayak to complete their Bronze Medal adventurous journey 12-13 May, 2012 - The Bronze International award students of grade 9 have recently completed their final Expedition after doing their practice expedition earlier in the school year. This Expedition saw them impressively kayaking the entire length of Mae Ngat Dam, in Sri Lanna National Park. The first quarter of the dam is a regular travel hot-spot for many locals who want to get out and relax on a houseboat, do a bit of fishing and see one of the most beautiful spots in Chiang Mai - but that’s not what our students had in mind. They had their sites set on exploring the remote region beyond. Just past the popular tourist area, the setting becomes more remote with rarely another human soul seen besides the occasional local fisherman. The surroundings transform into an impressive landscape with its massive limestone cliffs protruding from the dense jungle and indigenous bird life flying amidst their unspoiled environment. With temperatures beginning to soar, the students joined with a partner in their two-man kayaks and set out on the start of their two day journey. Mid-day they paddled up to the outermost houseboat at the dam nestled on the banks of the shoreline for lunch and a refreshing swim. After a much needed rest they left civilization behind for the next 24 hours and ventured into the uninhabited region of the dam. In due course, the students settled on a small island where they had to set up their camp completely from scratch. The students began by erected their expedition hammocks and latrines for the night then proceeded to prepare their dinners and gather fire wood for the evening campfire on the beach. When the sun went down it became clear how truly remote the International Award students were; no sign of other people in the area, the stars shone brightly due to no light pollution and the noise of crickets, frogs and other wildlife prevailed to dominant the night. Unanimously, it was a fantastic experience for everyone involved. After a restful nights sleep in the hammocks, the students packed up camp, played a few kayaking games and eventual departed with the wind at their backs towards the very end of the reservoir. With aching muscles and sun kissed faces many students felt weary coming into the second day but they altogether retained a great level of paddling to the end where the reservoir slowly narrowed and became shallower leaving the students no option but to get out of the kayaks and walk up the incoming river pulling their boats behind them. It was a truly great expedition by means of physical endurance to see a side of Northern Thailand few have seen before. What a fantastic and appropriate way for them to all complete their Adventurous Journey section of their Bronze International Awards.
PTIS, International Award, Kayaking Adventurous Journey
PTIS, International Award, Kayaking Adventurous Journey
JoyVida
Three Generation Golf Academy sponsors “Family Fun” Golf Tournament The Three-Generation Golf Academy (TGGA) sponsored their second Family Fun Golf Tournament on Sunday November 27, 2011. The event was hosted at the Golf Avenue-Sansai Par 3 golf course. A clear November blue-skied morning welcomed 12 enthusiastic young golfers and their caddies (aka parents) providing the perfect backdrop for a day of fun. The Golf Avenue-Sansai golf course in Chiang Mai, Thailand is a Par 3 course with a variety of water holes, bunker play, and rolling terrain providing excitement for junior golfers of all skill levels. It is open to the public offering affordable green fees and rental trolleys for families to comfortably learn the “feel” of the game. “The idea was to have a tournament geared towards the very young golfer with parents participating as caddies. The rules are very relaxed so the kids can just hit the ball and have fun,” says TGGA Director Spike Collier. It was a family oriented event opened to both TGGA students from PTIS International School and the public for the purpose of benefiting golfers new to the game and enhancing international relationships. Enjoy the slide show!!
Three Generation Golf Academy sponsors “Family Fun” Golf Tournament
Three Generation Golf Academy sponsors “Family Fun” Golf Tournament
JoyVida
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Hype vs. Reality: The AI Explainer
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2024 State of Marketing Report – by Hubspot
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Everything You Need To Know About ChatGPT
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International Award Bronze for 19 PTIS International School students 19 – 20 November 2011 The Bronze level International Award participants from PTIS’s Grades 9 and 10 have just successfully completed the first leg of their Adventurous Journey. Their trekking began in Northern Thailand’s rural countryside of Sop Kai traipsing upward through jungle terrain to their camp at the remote and rugged Pa Daeng village, high above the Mae Tang Valley. Day Two brought little relief from their uphill challenge to reach the Chiang Dao nature reserve, but immense bamboo forests, rushing stream crossings and crystal clear mountain vistas created an unforgettable first experience for our adventure seekers. Following several weeks of preparation in navigation, first aid, team work and outdoor awareness the students were able to walk in several small groups unguided, with just the occasional contact with International Award staff at check points throughout the trek. The students traveled over twenty kilometres during the trip and carried all their own kit, including food and stoves to cook all their own meals and sleeping bags to keep them warm during the cold night on the mountain. All the students performed amazingly over the weekend and learned some vital lessons and now the students and staff are looking forward to the next Adventurous Journey - in May - to complete their Bronze Awards. Student reflections: The trek was challenging and some parts were dangerous, but it was fun. Net, G9 I should have brought a proper hiking bag with straps, not a big heavy bag. Scott, G9 Our main problem was stamina because I don't exercise a lot and going on a trek like this really pushed my limits. Boss, G9 When I trekked, I did not have a steady pace the first day. I took long breaks and got tired easily. The second day I walked steadily and drank more water. Oscar, G 9 I think our group worked out pretty well. There were some points that only one person keeps slowing down, but all of us were willing to wait and encourage each other. Susan, G 10 I have never hiked 8km and 12 km, carrying our backpacks before, so it was a good experience for me. I walked very slowly and stopped too many times. Next time I would keep a good pace and take less rests. Grace, G 9
PTIS, International Award, Bronze Medal
PTIS, International Award, Bronze Medal
JoyVida
Hand to Paw Outreach Hand to Paw Outreach is a group of animal-loving PTIS students, Grades 5-12, working together to promote a sustainable, healthy dog population at the temples in our surrounding community. We believe the temples are an integral part of our community and the dogs that reside within those grounds are a community responsibility. With love and care we hope to provide these homeless street dogs a secure and healthy environment in which to live. Our long-term goal is to educate both students and locals against animal cruelty and stress the importance that dog sterilizations, immunizations and basic healthcare can have on our community. Required immunizations, sterilizations, medical and healthcare supplies and emergency medical treatments are all paid for by PTIS students’ fundraising efforts, donations from the public and the Care for Dogs Foundation. The concept of the program has been favorably accepted by the head abbots and novice monks from our village temples along with the approval of village mayors and elders. Working together, we can make a difference! Find us on Facebook: Hand to Paw
Hand to Paw Temple Outreach
Hand to Paw Temple Outreach
JoyVida
PTIS International School - Chiang Mai, Thailand The International Award (IA) Silver Medal - Sailing 18-24 June 2011 Phang Nga Bay, Phuket, Thailand PTIS International School students achieve International Award – Silver Medal In a first for PTIS International School, a group of young people has just completed a sailing expedition as part of their International Award (IA), otherwise known as the Duke of Edinburgh Award. In order to achieve the IA Silver Medal Award the five determined teenagers, from four countries, traveled from Chiang Mai to complete a week-long trip which included a four-day sailing voyage around Phuket’s beautiful Phang Nga Bay. Their sailing mission needed to meet the requirements of the IA’s silver award: an expedition that included planning, training, navigation, and completing an adventurous journey! And that indeed is what they did. After meeting their skipper and instructor, Englishman Ian Jones, for the first time they gingerly stepped on board the 47-foot Master Blaster and very quickly learned that teamwork begins immediately. Their first duty was planning and provisioning the vessel on a budget - this had to be done before leaving port and it was an excellent ice breaker. Following this the Skipper led discussions on voyage options and passage planning. The daily navigational routes were made by the group as a whole and consisted of a variety of trips around the bay and exploration of the local coast, weather conditions being a leading factor sailing amidst Thailand’s rainy season. After setting sail, everyone became a valuable member of the crew taking a full part in sailing and running the vessel. Although none of those on board (apart from the Skipper) had any experience of sailing, the boat felt like home and friendships were formed within a very short time. Each night the five moored and disembarked from the vessel with all provisions needed to set up camp, and prepared their dinner and breakfast. After an early rise it was back on board, navigation planning, with afternoons of sailing and motoring skills. Learning nautical lingo, preparing lunch in rolling seas, afternoon swims, learning boating knots and taking the helm were just some of the daily challenges shared by all. Nightly camp spots varied from secluded postage-stamp-sized beaches to hillside lookouts over the marina – all adding that extra adventure to the experience. Some excitement was had by all on Day 4 when a sudden gust of wind unfurled the jib and blew one of our teammates overboard. “Man overboard” skills came immediately in to play and everyone remained cool-headed in this time of challenge! Another problem faced the crew when they found out that the wires to the automatic anchorage system had been severed from the gear box when one of the crew held firmly on to the remote control during the flurry of rescuing the man overboard. With an inexperienced crew, rough seas and high winds, manually releasing the anchor was not an option. It was unanimously decided to do a night sail back to the marina - a good eight hours into fifteen knot winds and low tides. Turning the yacht in to a fire-lit sunset, the young crew took turns manning the helm or monitoring the navigational screen to relay sea depths to the Skipper, exemplifying team work at its finest. The final task for this fifteen-hour challenge was sighting and mooring the yacht to a channel buoy at 2:00 am in the dark of night. The Skipper said he did not believe that anyone had ever circumnavigated Phang Nga Bay in a single day… exhausted, exhilarated, mission accomplished! A bit weary, the crew spent the last day “putting the yacht to bed” as this was Master Blaster’s last voyage of the season. Swabbing the deck, removing and cleaning the anchor, covering the sails and cleaning the galley were some of the chores that kept them busy most of the day. They were gratefully rewarded with a side trip to the Nai Ya
PTIS, International Award - Silver Medal
PTIS, International Award - Silver Medal
JoyVida
International Award students from the Prem International School kayak to complete their Bronze Medal adventurous journey 12-13 May, 2012 - The Bronze International award students of grade 9 have recently completed their final Expedition after doing their practice expedition earlier in the school year. This Expedition saw them impressively kayaking the entire length of Mae Ngat Dam, in Sri Lanna National Park. The first quarter of the dam is a regular travel hot-spot for many locals who want to get out and relax on a houseboat, do a bit of fishing and see one of the most beautiful spots in Chiang Mai - but that’s not what our students had in mind. They had their sites set on exploring the remote region beyond. Just past the popular tourist area, the setting becomes more remote with rarely another human soul seen besides the occasional local fisherman. The surroundings transform into an impressive landscape with its massive limestone cliffs protruding from the dense jungle and indigenous bird life flying amidst their unspoiled environment. With temperatures beginning to soar, the students joined with a partner in their two-man kayaks and set out on the start of their two day journey. Mid-day they paddled up to the outermost houseboat at the dam nestled on the banks of the shoreline for lunch and a refreshing swim. After a much needed rest they left civilization behind for the next 24 hours and ventured into the uninhabited region of the dam. In due course, the students settled on a small island where they had to set up their camp completely from scratch. The students began by erected their expedition hammocks and latrines for the night then proceeded to prepare their dinners and gather fire wood for the evening campfire on the beach. When the sun went down it became clear how truly remote the International Award students were; no sign of other people in the area, the stars shone brightly due to no light pollution and the noise of crickets, frogs and other wildlife prevailed to dominant the night. Unanimously, it was a fantastic experience for everyone involved. After a restful nights sleep in the hammocks, the students packed up camp, played a few kayaking games and eventual departed with the wind at their backs towards the very end of the reservoir. With aching muscles and sun kissed faces many students felt weary coming into the second day but they altogether retained a great level of paddling to the end where the reservoir slowly narrowed and became shallower leaving the students no option but to get out of the kayaks and walk up the incoming river pulling their boats behind them. It was a truly great expedition by means of physical endurance to see a side of Northern Thailand few have seen before. What a fantastic and appropriate way for them to all complete their Adventurous Journey section of their Bronze International Awards.
PTIS, International Award, Kayaking Adventurous Journey
PTIS, International Award, Kayaking Adventurous Journey
JoyVida
Three Generation Golf Academy sponsors “Family Fun” Golf Tournament The Three-Generation Golf Academy (TGGA) sponsored their second Family Fun Golf Tournament on Sunday November 27, 2011. The event was hosted at the Golf Avenue-Sansai Par 3 golf course. A clear November blue-skied morning welcomed 12 enthusiastic young golfers and their caddies (aka parents) providing the perfect backdrop for a day of fun. The Golf Avenue-Sansai golf course in Chiang Mai, Thailand is a Par 3 course with a variety of water holes, bunker play, and rolling terrain providing excitement for junior golfers of all skill levels. It is open to the public offering affordable green fees and rental trolleys for families to comfortably learn the “feel” of the game. “The idea was to have a tournament geared towards the very young golfer with parents participating as caddies. The rules are very relaxed so the kids can just hit the ball and have fun,” says TGGA Director Spike Collier. It was a family oriented event opened to both TGGA students from PTIS International School and the public for the purpose of benefiting golfers new to the game and enhancing international relationships. Enjoy the slide show!!
Three Generation Golf Academy sponsors “Family Fun” Golf Tournament
Three Generation Golf Academy sponsors “Family Fun” Golf Tournament
JoyVida
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