The Outstanding Cambridge Learner Awards recognise students who achieve the highest marks in their subjects across the country, making it a particularly special moment when one of our own is honoured on this stage. The ceremony, held at the Singapore International School of Bangkok, brought together Thailand’s top achievers, including several world award recipients, to celebrate their remarkable accomplishments.

Aelia Noret – Top in Thailand for World Literature

Aelia achieved Top in Thailand for World Literature, a remarkable accomplishment that reflects her creativity, discipline and thoughtful approach to learning. Her achievement represents far more than a high score; it is the result of deep engagement with literature, a willingness to question and explore, and a genuine passion for writing.

We also extend our warmest congratulations to Mr Ashley Paice, Aelia’s English teacher, whose guidance and encouragement played an important part in this success. Well done to both Aelia and Mr Paice on this outstanding recognition.

Acknowledging Another BISP Achievement

We would also like to acknowledge Mariia Briginskaia, who received the Highest Mark in Thailand for the Pearson Edexcel GCSE in Russian. Her success was celebrated earlier this month and continues to stand as an excellent reflection of her hard work and dedication. Mariia has since continued her studies abroad, and we wish her well.

Celebrating Excellence Across AOI Campuses

Across our AOI family of schools, students continue to demonstrate remarkable dedication and talent. We congratulate all award recipients for their outstanding achievements:

1. Panita Chantravekin (Am) – SBS Rangsit
2. Keyu Zheng (Keyu) – SBS Rangsit
3. Aye Ju Ju Maung (Juju) – SBS Chiang Mai

These awards reflect the hard work of our students, the support of their teachers and the commitment of their families. We are incredibly proud of each one of them.