Anglo Family Programme, designed for upper primary and secondary students, aims to prepare participants for The Duke of Edinburgh International Award by offering a variety of skill-building activities, physical exercises, and community service opportunities. Furthermore, the programme encourages bonding between students across grade levels and with their teachers, fostering a strong sense of belonging and community within the school.

By participating in these enriching activities and forging meaningful connections, the programme strives to enhance the holistic education of Anglo students while promoting their overall physical and mental well-being. The ultimate goal is to empower students with the skills, experiences, and relationships necessary to excel academically, socially, and personally.

Our diverse range of activities supports student growth and development in various areas. For example, outdoor cooking sessions teach practical culinary skills while fostering teamwork and creativity. Active games such as Capture the Flag and Frisbee promote physical fitness, while barista training introduces students to the craft of coffee-making and provides valuable job skills. First aid and money management workshops help prepare students for real-world scenarios, and water survival training teaches crucial safety skills. These life skills sessions contribute to the development of essential practical skills for personal and professional achievement.

Additionally, the programme features educational field trips, like the EGAT learning excursion and the Thai-Danish Dairy Farm visit, which enable students to explore the world around them while strengthening their connections with peers and teachers.