It is important for students to have the opportunity to play an active role and contribute to a community within their school, which allows them to develop skills and talents and acknowledges their successes in a wide range of ways. There are four Houses at St. Andrews, each one named after a hill tribe of northern Thailand. All students who attend St. Andrews Dusit are a member of a ‘house’ and we encourage students to play an active role in its success.
The St. Andrews Dusit House System has a number of key aims:
- Promote personal development
- Encourage team spirit
- Assist the development of an increased sense of community and belonging
- Create a means to reward all students for their personal achievements and supports the reward system
- Encourage inter-year group friendships
- Promote a healthy sense of competition
- Develop leadership skills
- Support the IB learner profiles
