Clubs, sports and opportunities

Art Clubs

Create colourful pieces using pencils, paints and craft materials while experimenting with different techniques. Fine motor skills, imagination and patience flourish as students bring unique ideas to life and share work with peers through:   

Art Clubs

Explore creativity through colour, design and digital media in inspiring, hands‑on art sessions. Experiment with materials, develop fine motor skills and express ideas visually while building confidence in an individual artistic voice. Depending on age and interests, students can join:  

Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award

At Tara Pattana International School, the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award offers a prestigious leadership pathway where students aged 14 – 24 grow as independent, resilient and community-minded young people. 

Through a personalised programme of volunteering, physical activity, skill development and adventurous journeys, participants step beyond comfort zones, discover new passions and build teamwork and leadership. 

Guided by trained Award Leaders, they gain globally recognised accreditation that showcases character, commitment and readiness for future study and life beyond school. 

Community Service

Community service is a core part of life, where students are encouraged to look beyond themselves and contribute positively to the world around them. This commitment is demonstrated through long‑standing local partnerships with organisations, giving students meaningful opportunities to apply their skills, show empathy and make a real difference in the lives of others.  

Through these experiences, they develop social responsibility, leadership and a lasting commitment to helping their community. 

Baton Twirling Games 

For Years 1 – 6

Spin, toss and catch batons in playful drills and team games that build coordination, timing and focus. A relaxed, no-performance setting encourages creativity, perseverance and enjoyment of movement-based challenges. 

Parents

Parents play an active role in school life, partnering closely with staff to enrich the whole community. Regular parent workshops offer insights into school events, learning approaches and the curriculum, alongside popular cooking classes that celebrate culture and connection.  

Initiatives such as Community Champions and the Lunar New Year parent volunteer programme give families meaningful ways to contribute, strengthening relationships and building a vibrant, supportive school community. 

Basketball

For Reception – Year 13

Drive to the hoop, sink jump shots and master tight defence in high-energy games that boost agility, balance and ball-handling skills. Develop tactics, leadership and team spirit while learning set plays, improving reaction time and embracing competitive but fair play.

Our team trains with specialist coaches in the Basketball Academy and competes in Eastern Seaboard Athletic Conference (ESAC) tournaments. 

Cooking for Kids

For Kindergarten – Year 6 

Measure, mix and taste in fun sessions that turn simple ingredients into tasty creations. Learn kitchen safety, basic techniques and healthy habits while practising teamwork, following instructions and taking pride in delicious homemade dishes. 

Learning Council

Working closely with the Head of Teaching and Learning, council members gather and share student feedback, present to staff, contribute to staff recruitment and reflect with teachers on their inquiry questions. Open to one passionate learner from each Year 7 – 13 cohort, the council is made up of students who model the TPIS Learner Profile. 

Successful candidates help ensure every lesson is engaging, challenging and supports outstanding progress for all. The Learning Council sits alongside the House, Wellbeing, Charities and Environment committees under the wider Student Voice, chaired by the Head Boy and Head Girl. 

Book Clubs 

Travel through stories, share favourite characters and debate big ideas in relaxed reading sessions. Vocabulary, comprehension and critical thinking deepen while a lifelong love of books takes root. Based on age, students can join:  

Special Celebrations

Special celebrations are an important part of community life. Student-focused events such as International Day, Loy Krathong and Lunar New Year bring cultures to life on campus, giving learners rich opportunities to share traditions, experience new perspectives and appreciate what makes every individual unique.  

Together, these occasions strengthen friendships, deepen intercultural understanding and reflect the diversity that defines our school community. 

Football

Dribble, pass and shoot in fast-paced matches that build stamina, coordination and tactical awareness. Strengthen teamwork, communication and resilience while learning positional play, developing quick decision-making and representing the school with pride on the pitch.

Our team trains with specialist coaches in the Football Academy and competes in Eastern Seaboard Athletic Conference (ESAC) tournaments. 

Dancing

For Kindergarten – Year 2 

Jump, wiggle and spin through playful dance routines that blend music, movement and imagination. Improve balance, coordination and rhythm while building confidence, self‑expression and friendship in a joyful, encouraging atmosphere. 

Model UN

Students step into the roles of delegates, debating real-world issues, drafting resolutions and negotiating with peers from around the world. Through rigorous research, formal debate and diplomatic collaboration, participants refine critical thinking, public speaking and negotiation skills while deepening their understanding of international relations, human rights and sustainable development.

Cheerleading 

For Years 1 – 6

Chant, dance and stunt in spirited routines that promote teamwork, rhythm and core strength. Enthusiasm, confidence and school pride shine as cheerleaders learn to support one another and perform as a united squad. 

Swimming

Glide, sprint and race through the water while refining technique across different strokes. Boost cardiovascular fitness, core strength and discipline as training builds endurance, confidence and personal best times in a supportive, team-focused environment.

Our team trains with specialist coaches in the Swimming Academy and competes in Eastern Seaboard Athletic Conference (ESAC) tournaments. 

Drama Academy

For Years 1 – 13 

Step into character through improvisation, scripts and ensemble performances on stage. Strengthen confidence, voice projection and body language while building teamwork, empathy and creativity in a supportive, performance‑focused environment. 

Chess Club

For Years 7 – 13

Plan bold openings, clever tactics and endgame strategies across the board. Patience, concentration and logical reasoning sharpen as players analyse moves, learn from mistakes and enjoy friendly competition. 

ELLS Remedial Club

For Years 1 – 6 

Boost English skills in a friendly, small‑group setting focused on reading, writing, speaking and listening. Build confidence, vocabulary and grammar through games, guided practice and personalised support that makes progress feel achievable and fun. 

Computing & Coding Clubs 

For Years 1 – 6 

Build simple programs and interactive games through age-appropriate coding challenges. Logical thinking, problem-solving and creativity grow as students experiment with digital tools in a playful setting.

For Years 7 – 13 

Design apps, games or digital tools through more advanced programming projects. Problem-solving, computational thinking and collaboration deepen as students debug code and bring ambitious ideas to life. 

English Clubs

Strengthen core literacy and numeracy through engaging, small‑group support. Grow reading fluency, phonics, comprehension and foundational maths and English skills, building confidence for success across the curriculum. According to stage and needs, students can join:  

Crafts Clubs

Experiment with colours, textures and materials. Fine motor skills, creativity and patience grow through handmade creations in: 

Logic & Investigation Club

For Years 4 – 10 

Crack codes, solve puzzles and untangle mini-mysteries through logic games and investigations. Strengthen reasoning, pattern-spotting and problem‑solving while collaborating, debating theories and building confidence in analytical thinking. 

Cricket

For Years 7 – 13

Bowl, bat and field in tactical matches that highlight teamwork, patience and precision. Game awareness, coordination and resilience grow as players learn different roles and support each other on the pitch. 

Media Studies

For Years 7 – 13 

Create storyboards, videos and digital content while exploring how media shapes opinions and trends. Develop critical thinking, visual communication and technical skills as scripts are planned, footage captured and powerful stories edited for an audience. 

Crossword Puzzles 

For Years 1 – 6

Solve word grids that play with clues, spelling and meanings. Vocabulary, spelling and lateral thinking skills expand as children collaborate, reason and celebrate each solved puzzle. 

Science Experiments

For Reception – Year 6

Mix, test and explore in hands‑on experiments that bring scientific ideas to life. Grow curiosity, observation skills and scientific thinking while predicting outcomes, recording results and discovering how the world works through exciting investigations. 

Puppetry & Character Design

For Years 1 – 6 

Bring imagined characters to life by sketching, crafting and performing with handmade puppets. Strengthen creativity, fine motor skills and storytelling while exploring voice work, movement and visual design in playful, collaborative projects. 

Dance Clubs

Express creativity through movement.  Rhythm, coordination and confidence grow as dancers learn new steps, perform together and celebrate different styles in different clubs:  

Thai Clubs

Deepen connection with Thai language and culture through focused language development. Build reading, writing, speaking and listening skills while gaining confidence to use Thai in everyday contexts and across subjects. According to level, students can join:  

First Aid

For Years 7 – 13

Practise essential life-saving skills, from basic bandaging to recognising emergencies and seeking help. Confidence, responsibility and readiness to support others in need become key outcomes of each session. 

Fun Fitness Club

For Years 1 – 6

Jump, stretch and move through upbeat circuits, games and challenges that build strength, stamina and coordination. Children discover the joy of being active while developing healthy habits and a positive attitude to fitness. 

Gardening Club 

For Years 5 – 13

Plant seeds, tend beds and watch gardens change with the seasons. Responsibility, patience and environmental awareness develop as students learn how food grows and how to care for living things. 

Golf

For Years 5 – 13

Perfect swings on the driving range and refine short game skills while learning course etiquette and strategy. Patience, concentration and self-discipline develop as players track progress and enjoy calm, focused competition. 

Language Clubs

Explore new sounds, words and cultures through games, songs and conversational practice. Pronunciation, memory and intercultural awareness grow, opening doors to global friendships and future opportunities. Available languages:  

Lego Builders 

For Years 1 – 6

Construct imaginative models and problem-solve structural challenges with colourful bricks. Spatial awareness, teamwork and creativity thrive as builders test ideas, adapt designs and share constructions. 

Muay Thai 

For Years 7 – 13

Practise disciplined strikes, blocks and footwork in a controlled setting that emphasises respect and self-control. Strength, coordination and confidence develop alongside an appreciation of Thai culture and tradition. 

Performance Clubs

Explore different artistic disciplines during lunchtime and enhance crativity, confidence and public speaking skills through specialist-led sessions in:   

Piano & Keyboard 

For Years 3 – 6

Learn melodies, chords and rhythms on the keys while exploring different musical styles. Coordination, listening skills and memory grow as students practise pieces and gain confidence performing for others. 

Ror Dor 

For Years 10 – 13 

Running Club 

For Years 4 – 13

Set goals on the track and local routes, building stamina, speed and mental resilience step by step. Members enjoy shared challenges, personal bests and the satisfaction of feeling stronger with every run. 

Tennis

For Years 4 – 13

Smash forehands, slice backhands and chase down every ball in energetic sessions that boost agility and coordination. Match play builds tactical awareness, mental toughness and sportsmanship on and off the court. 

Thai Cooking

For Years 7 – 13

Prepare fragrant dishes using fresh local ingredients while learning traditional techniques. Practical kitchen skills, cultural appreciation and teamwork all come together in delicious, shared creations. 

Touch Rugby

For Years 3–6

Sprint, dodge and pass in non-contact games that build teamwork, communication and spatial awareness. Players learn to support one another, read the field and develop confidence in a safe, fast-moving environment. 

Yoga 

For Years 7–13

Flow through poses and breathing exercises that build flexibility, balance and core strength. Calm focus, mindfulness and stress management skills emerge, supporting overall well-being and concentration in class.