On Saturday, 21 March 2026, D-PREP International School participated in the Bangkok Education Fair, where we proudly showcased our innovative learning approaches and warm, inclusive community. The event featured a variety of engaging activities designed for both parents and children to enjoy together. The highlight of the event was the Admissions talk, who provided an overview of the school and its facilities to the visitors.
The Light Room
The most engaging activity for children was the Ocean-themed Light Room. Children were immersed in a marine world brought to life through projected visuals and ocean sounds. They could interact with the shadows of sea creatures, making them appear to move as if underwater.
Insightful Leadership Presentation
The event featured an insightful presentation by Dr. David Fitzgerald, D-PREP Secondary School Principal, who provided an overview of the school’s curriculum from Nursery to Grade 12. He also highlighted the opportunities available through the experiential learning approach, as well as the diverse teaching methods and hands-on activities implemented across each key stage. The Principal highlighted the rigorous curriculum offered within an American school framework, as well as the leadership opportunities that empower students to develop the skills needed to thrive in an uncertain future.
The Sound of Music Performance
The school emphasizes teamwork and practical learning. In line with this approach, students who performed in The Sound of Music at school also delivered a heartwarming rendition of “Do-Re-Mi” at the Bangkok Education Fair.
Write Down Your Dream
At D-PREP, we believe that when students discover their big dreams and passions, they are empowered to create positive change in the world. To support this, we designed an activity station where students could write down their dreams—reflecting who they truly are and who they aspire to become in the future. This meaningful activity highlights the importance of nurturing young minds, as the future of our world is shaped by the big dreams of our youngest generation.
