What are the schools in Thailand like?
When we asked about the schools in Thailand, they said...
"The Shrewsbury International School (SIS) is an established international school in Bangkok, Thailand. It is a newly opened school that offers a world-class curriculum for students aged 3-18. It uses the UK National Curriculum and IB Diploma Program as the basis for its education. The school is renowned for its diverse and multilingual student body, allowing students of all backgrounds to excel in a stimulating academic environment. NIST International School is also located in Bangkok, Thailand. It is an accredited, private, non-sectarian, international school with over 6,000 students across three campuses. NIST offers an American-style education, following an American-based curriculum and offering a range of AP courses, ensuring well-informed citizens with a global mindset. Regent's International School Bangkok follows the English National Curriculum and provides a vibrant education to students of all abilities. Located in Bangkok's central business district, its goal is to ensure that every student can fulfil their academic potential in a supportive and culturally-rich environment. The bilingual Kasem Bundit University School prides itself on its innovative curriculum, combining English and Thai to allow students to fluently converse in both languages. In addition to providing traditional education, the school offers electives in the performing arts, sciences and fine arts to challenge students and broaden their perspectives," commented one expat when asked about in Thailand.
"The school is amazing and you can really get the best out of it if your child is willing to study hard. The school's achievement rate is significantly higher than other international schools in bangkok, with many students receiving Top in the World and Top in Thailand prizes in their iGCSE and A-Level examinations. O," explained one expat in Bangkok, Thailand with kids at Shrewsbury International School .
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What are the schools in Thailand like?
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