School. Changing its words to fit into the school by Madam Dusadee Malakul Na Ayuthaya. The song is to remind the old boys and the current students about life in school days. Graduates Song Goodbye is an English song word and melody by F.Rico. The song is sung by the graduating students, the song is to think about the student's future life after graduation. Jan ya nak kee la "Sportsmanship" is the song sung before each of the competitions between houses. The song is to remind the students of sportsmanship. The rhythm of the song is in old Thai rhythm. Buildings Buildings in the school are mainly Thai style constructed e.g. Assembly hall, Clock Tower, Vajiramongkut (also called the White Building), and the houses. Phachatipok building is a sciences and mathematics education building. Bejaratana building was the science center but now it uses for language classes. The Kongbangkabkarn building is for computer science and foreign languages center; Vajiramongkud is for Thai language and social science; Vejsukamsatid is for arts. Suwattana is for music center and mathematic classes. Humanity and information resource center is for Recreation. There are a new gymnasium and music buildings. School's headmasters The headmaster is given the authority in the name of King to manage and lead the school accordingly to the royal policy. Unlike other schools, the College's headmaster is called "ผู้บังคับการ" (Commanding Officer; equivalent to that of a military Regiment commander). 1909 - 1911 Phra Ohwadworakit (Hem Ponpantakit) 1911 - 1917 Phra Abhirakrajharit or Phraya Bariharachamanop (Sorn Sornkate) 1917 - 1926 Phraya Barombathbamrung (Pin Sriwattana) 1926 - 1933 Phrya Prichanusat (Serm Panyarachun) 1933 - 1935 Phraya Barombathbamrung (Pin Sriwattana) 1935 - 1942 Phra Nichayasarnvithet (Path Montataththuplern) 1942 - 1975 Phraya Baratraja (M.L. Dosatith Isarasena) 1976 - 1995 Prof. Dr. Gal Isarasena Na Ayutthaya 1995 - 2007 Prof. Dr. Chaianan Samutvanijja 2007 – 2016 Dr. Saroj Leesavan 2016 – 2021 Assistant Prof. Suravudh 2021 - Present Kiattikhun Chartprasert Global collaboration Vajiravudh College has established the Global Collaboration and International Programs with over 20 schools from countries, including United States, England, New Zealand, Australia, Malaysia, India, and Singapore. A variety of international programs were developed, including international school cooperation and academic exchange, foreign teacher employment, school joint cooperation, teaching staff going abroad, and other international cooperation matters. Collaboration with other international schools benefits by increasing the opportunities available to students and teachers, as well as building strong