Marie Anusorn School Buriram opened.

[Admin]

16/8/2010

Marie Anusorn School Buriram opened.

Please see full article + Video in the News section:
http://www.buriramexpats.com/buriram-news/

[urleft]

Anyone send their children here? 

What ages for children?  Is there an internet link to the school?

Thanks,

[Somnat]

Yes.

Marie Anusorn is a private school and has around 3000 students.

Students at the school can study from Kindergarden through to Matayom 3.

http://www.ms.ac.th/index.php

[Starman]

Marie Anusorn has been open for about 20 years. This article is most likely referring to the start of their English program which was launched in May 2010. This is not a full English program though. The students enrolled in the program study English with a native English speaker for 1 (50 minutes) period per day.

Any Native speaker of English who has children here in Thailand would be better taking on the English language development of their kids at home.

[urleft]

Yes.

Marie Anusorn is a private school and has around 3000 students.

Students at the school can study from Kindergarden through to Matayom 3.

http://www.ms.ac.th/index.php

Thanks, 

[davureborn]

16/8/2010

Marie Anusorn School Buriram opened.

Please see full article + Video in the News section:
http://www.buriramexpats.com/buriram-news/

So I click on the link to get news about a football match in 2011?

[Nobby]

16/8/2010

Marie Anusorn School Buriram opened.

Please see full article + Video in the News section:
http://www.buriramexpats.com/buriram-news/

So I click on the link to get news about a football match in 2011?

Who won?

[Starman]

16/8/2010

Marie Anusorn School Buriram opened.

Please see full article + Video in the News section:
http://www.buriramexpats.com/buriram-news/

So I click on the link to get news about a football match in 2011?

The BE link is about many stories and videos on this site. If you click on the link provided by Somnat you will get the school website. The site is mainly in Thai but there are a couple of pages in English.

[davureborn]

Na, when I click on a link reference, I expect to get to the link, which seems pretty rational to me. I did find the site eventually, and I didn't learn anything from it. How mucha costa? How to enroll? Dates? Sorry, Starman, this is just another arthritic excuse for a website.

[urleft]

Marie Anusorn has been open for about 20 years. This article is most likely referring to the start of their English program which was launched in May 2010. This is not a full English program though. The students enrolled in the program study English with a native English speaker for 1 (50 minutes) period per day.

Any Native speaker of English who has children here in Thailand would be better taking on the English language development of their kids at home.

Starman, I will admit my initial reaction to your posting was to tell you to F@@k Off.   


However, there is a saying to not judge a man until you have walked a mile in his shoes.   I bet you as an English teacher have been asked by native English speakers (e.g. Brits, Aussies, Americans, etc.) about how you will teach their child English.  WTF?   That is their job. 


So the English speaking program at Marie Anusorn has ZERO interest for me on my Daughter's education, I will take care of her English (I worked towards an English minor in college).   What I want is a good quality school for her.   

[Starman]

Na, when I click on a link reference, I expect to get to the link, which seems pretty rational to me. I did find the site eventually, and I didn't learn anything from it. How mucha costa? How to enroll? Dates? Sorry, Starman, this is just another arthritic excuse for a website.

Not sure why you are apologising to me. The website has nothing to do with me.

When I click the link I get straight to the school website. Just tried it again http://www.ms.ac.th/index.php. Straight to the website.

Not sure why you think it is an "arthritic" excuse for a website.

It is a website about a school. OK it is mainly in Thai but then near to 99% of their students are Thai.

Enrollment would be as in ant other school. In person at the school.

[Starman]

Marie Anusorn has been open for about 20 years. This article is most likely referring to the start of their English program which was launched in May 2010. This is not a full English program though. The students enrolled in the program study English with a native English speaker for 1 (50 minutes) period per day.

Any Native speaker of English who has children here in Thailand would be better taking on the English language development of their kids at home.

Starman, I will admit my initial reaction to your posting was to tell you to F@@k Off.   


However, there is a saying to not judge a man until you have walked a mile in his shoes.   I bet you as an English teacher have been asked by native English speakers (e.g. Brits, Aussies, Americans, etc.) about how you will teach their child English.  WTF?   That is their job. 


So the English speaking program at Marie Anusorn has ZERO interest for me on my Daughter's education, I will take care of her English (I worked towards an English minor in college).   What I want is a good quality school for her.   

I have absolutely no idea where you are coming from, Urleft. You give me a hard time on the forum and by PM about not helping anyone and then when I do you write this.

[urleft]

16/8/2010

Marie Anusorn School Buriram opened.

Please see full article + Video in the News section:
http://www.buriramexpats.com/buriram-news/

So I click on the link to get news about a football match in 2011?

Try this link at 16/8/2010

http://www.buriramexpats.com/buriram-news/buriram-news-august-2010/

[urleft]

Marie Anusorn has been open for about 20 years. This article is most likely referring to the start of their English program which was launched in May 2010. This is not a full English program though. The students enrolled in the program study English with a native English speaker for 1 (50 minutes) period per day.

Any Native speaker of English who has children here in Thailand would be better taking on the English language development of their kids at home.

Starman, I will admit my initial reaction to your posting was to tell you to F@@k Off.   


However, there is a saying to not judge a man until you have walked a mile in his shoes.   I bet you as an English teacher have been asked by native English speakers (e.g. Brits, Aussies, Americans, etc.) about how you will teach their child English.  WTF?   That is their job. 


So the English speaking program at Marie Anusorn has ZERO interest for me on my Daughter's education, I will take care of her English (I worked towards an English minor in college).   What I want is a good quality school for her.   

I have absolutely no idea where you are coming from, Urleft. You give me a hard time on the forum and by PM about not helping anyone and then when I do you write this.

Because I did not ask about the English program at the School, I asked about info on the school. 


You replied about how Expats should teach their children which is exactly my plan.   

Marie Anusorn has been open for about 20 years. This article is most likely referring to the start of their English program which was launched in May 2010. This is not a full English program though. The students enrolled in the program study English with a native English speaker for 1 (50 minutes) period per day.

Any Native speaker of English who has children here in Thailand would be better taking on the English language development of their kids at home.

So exactly where in your initial response did you answer my question about the school links and when they start?   

You brought up about English Speaking.  Which I never mentioned in my question.

Anyone send their children here? 


What ages for children?  Is there an internet link to the school?


Thanks,

 




I should continue to follow my instincts and just ignore you.  I tried a peace offering to you, but you continue to be you. 

[Starman]

I was not answering your question, Urleft.

I was adding info to the OP.

You are perfectly entitled to ignore facts.

This is an open forum. People add info as they can.