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EIP FAMILY

If we were to say that this school is like our second home, then the Sirinat Building would be like our bedroom. Some of us have spent more time sleeping on the classroom floor
than in our own beds! The friends we study and play with every day, and the teachers who come in and out to teach each subject, can truly be called our second family, the ‘EIP Family’.
This is a family where students come together by chance, grow up, and live in the same community until a bond called ‘friendship’ is formed. Some of us have been here since Grade 1,
while others joined somewhere along the 12-year journey filled with memories. Once we entered high school, this family was led by Teacher Kosum, Teacher Art, and Teacher First.

Because EIP, or the English Immersion Program, has no more than 90 students and only 3–4 classrooms, it brought us even closer together. Many teachers would agree that
EIP students are unique, some say we’re too exhausting to handle, others say we’re just plain weird. And it’s true. This family is made up of all kinds of people. Each person has their own
identity,personalities, their own dreams and goals. But despite all those differences, we have always been good friends. We helped each other, done activities together, taken naps during
lunch breaks together, laughed loudly together, gossiped about people together, watched movies and gone on trips together always building friendships and unforgettable memories.
Sometimes we fight, but we always forgive and understand each other in the end.
But as with all good things, the time will eventually come for us to part ways. Everyone must go on their own path. Some will go alone, some will find themselves together again
at university. Even though our story may ends within the walls of this school, the memories will always stay with us. And we believe that no matter what happens in the future, we’ll always
be there to support each other because we are family. We are always the “BCC EIP 172 Family.”

Chayaphol Narinthrangkoon Na Ayuthya

EIP
FAMILY