The summer months are nearing its end and during this time we have seen significant progress at the new campus. The masonry work is 100% complete along with the plastering of the interior walls and the first layer of paint. Much of the flooring is finished including in the large

The masonry work for the new campus is now 90% complete. Walking into the buildings with the walls newly constructed gives a sense of the spacious classrooms and learning spaces for the students. The construction workers have also begun the plastering work for the classroom walls and the ceiling slabs.

After a short break during the Songkran holidays, the masonry work at the new campus has resumed. The masonry work is now being carried out on all three floors of the buildings, including the classrooms, bathrooms, parent room, infirmary room, music room and science lab. A large crane was brought

The structural work of the buildings at the new campus site is now days away from completion. Workers are making final repairs to the structure in order to prepare for the next phase of construction: the architectural work. The structure of the school’s amphitheatre is close to completion. Steel tie

On Day 341, the roof structure is looking more complete as the light-green colored metal sheet installation is nearing completion. Meanwhile, heavy machinery has also been brought in to fill and level the land of the L-shaped playground, the centerpiece of the new campus. Work has also been progressing in

The west wing of the new campus has made several advances as workers at the site began to lay steel form work underneath the roof slab to support the roof structure. Concrete was then poured for the roof slabs of the west wing. At the same time, the roof slabs

Over the past month, steel tie work, steel form work and concrete pouring were completed for the third floor columns in the west wing. At the same time, steel tie work for the roof slabs in the northeast and southeast wing had begun. This was followed by concrete pouring for

The new campus’ signature tree which is situated in the school’s main playground has now been installed. After visiting Nakhon Nayok province and viewing several potential signature trees, the school’s owners decide to select a “cork tree” to be the main feature of the playground. The tree was transported from

Structural work for the main buildings at the new campus is entering its final phase as steel support, wood form work and steel tie work is being installed for the roof’s beams for the southeast and northeast wing. Steel form work has also continued for the lift shaft in the

Work has been progressing on several different fronts of the new school campus – especially on the third floor of the main buildings. The steel form work for the third floor columns for the northeast wing and the east wing is near completion. Steel tie work for the elevator shaft