Dear Panyaden Parents,

Welcome back to the start of another amazing year at Panyaden.  We are so happy to see our campus come alive again with the joyful energy of your children’s smiles, laughter, and curiosity after the summer break.

I want to thank you for your continued trust and partnership in your children’s education. Supporting your child's learning at home, engaging with our school events, or simply sharing kind words with our team means so much to us. Together, we are helping your children and our students not only to grow with knowledge, but also with wisdom, resilience, and learning the values which will shape the rest of their lives.

This year, we look forward to building on our already strong connections with you, nurturing the Panyaden vision of Mindful Learning - Meaningful Living and delivering on our promise to empower students to think critically, live ethically, and contribute positively to the world, guided by the  Buddhist values and our 12 Wise Habits.

Here’s to a joyful and inspiring year ahead for our children and for all of us as an engaged, connected and caring community.

Kru Pete

Head of School

Dear Parents, and Guardians,

What a fantastic first week we’ve had! The campus has been buzzing with energy as students returned to classrooms, reconnected with friends, met new teachers, and began diving into their learning. It’s been heartwarming to see so many smiling faces on campus.

Our staff has been working hard to set a strong foundation for the year, building routines, creating welcoming spaces, and igniting curiosity in each lesson. I’ve been especially proud of how quickly our students have embraced our school values, showing kindness, respect, and enthusiasm from day one.

I want to extend my gratitude to our parents and guardians for preparing students so well for this new year and for supporting them through these early days of transition. Your partnership makes all the difference.

As we settle into the rhythm of the term, I encourage families to keep the conversations going at home, ask your children about what they’ve learned, who they’ve connected with, and what goals they’ve set for themselves. In addition, please continue talking with your children about the responsible use of technology. We know that developing healthy online habits, balancing screen time, using devices respectfully, and staying safe online, is a shared responsibility between home and school.

Thank you for making the first week such a success.

Best wishes,

Kru Daiju