Anglo Singapore International School - Nakhon Ratchasima

Anglo Singapore International School’s Korat campus is located at 1688/18 Mittraphap Road, Nai Mueang, Amphoe Mueang, Nakhon Ratchasima. The campus sits on 16 rai within the City Link Community, a mixed-use development in the city centre.

The school offers education from kindergarten through secondary school, following the Singapore Curriculum and culminating in the Cambridge IGCSE. Based on external directory listings, it admits students aged approximately 2 to 18 years.

The Korat campus is a co-educational day school.

The school’s website does not provide specific details on programmes or facilities for students with Additional Learning Needs or Special Educational Needs.

The school has a curriculum affiliation with Singapore, using the Singapore Curriculum framework across its academic programs.

The school does not have a stated religious affiliation.

The school website does not list specific start and finish times for the Korat campus. The daily schedule includes academic lessons, language classes, and co-curricular activities, with breaks and lunchtime in between.

The school offers a bus service within the Nakhon Ratchasima city limits. Each bus has a licensed, well-trained driver with an excellent driving record, accompanied by a nanny to help ensure student safety during the journey. The service is coordinated through the school’s administration to arrange routes and schedules for families.

Anglo Singapore International School – Nakhon Ratchasima follows the Singapore Curriculum, known for its structured progression in mathematics, science, and languages. In the early years and primary levels, students study English, mathematics, science, and social studies alongside Thai language and culture, with additional options such as Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, and Korean as mother tongue or foreign languages. The curriculum integrates the school’s STEAM-B approach, combining Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics, and Business into project-based learning. In secondary school, students continue with core subjects and electives, leading to the Cambridge IGCSE examinations. Co-curricular activities, including clubs in languages, science, sports, and the arts, are embedded to complement academic studies. This structure provides a consistent framework from kindergarten through secondary school, with clear pathways to internationally recognized qualifications.

The school has a Pastoral Care program led by a dedicated team of educators. They guide students in developing decision‑making, communication, and problem‑solving skills, and address topics like diversity, cyberbullying, and the environment through structured discussions and activities.

The school does not publicly disclose information regarding support for students with Special Educational Needs (SEN)—including what provisions, staff, or types of needs might be supported.

The school offers an EAL (English as an Additional Language) programme for both Primary and Secondary students. It’s structured in two stages—Foundation (covering grammar, phonics, vocabulary, reading comprehension) and Intensive Language (focusing on advanced syntax, paragraph and essay writing, and higher-level comprehension).

There is a Counselling Services department that works with students, parents, and teachers to create a supportive environment for personal and social-emotional growth.

The school has a dedicated safeguarding team responsible for protecting children from harm and responding promptly to any concerns. Rigorous safeguarding procedures are in place, and there are systems to manage student health (e.g., allergy protocols and nurse support) with confidentiality and regular parent communication.

1. Campus Visit / Trial Period
Prospective students may begin with a trial period (usually 1–3 days), during which your child completes placement testing and attends regular lessons alongside current students. This helps both the school and your child assess fit. Following this period, you'll meet with either the Principal or a Pastoral Care teacher to discuss your child’s placement level and any further support needed.

2. Review and Enrollment Decision
If both parties agree it’s a good match, the school proceeds with placement and calculates tuition and fees accordingly. Familial and school agreement leads to progressing with formal enrolment.

3. Documentation and Submission
You will need to submit required documents—at minimum, a recent school report card (for both Thai and international students). The full list may change, so confirm with the Admissions Department when applying.

4. Ongoing Application Intake
The school accepts applications year‑round and evaluates each application on a case‑by‑case basis, considering academic potential, past performance, and English proficiency. They also offer EAL support where needed.

5. Open House & Campus Visits
Families are encouraged to visit the campus Monday to Friday between 7:15 AM and 4:30 PM, or attend scheduled Open House events to learn about the environment, meet staff, and explore curriculum and facilities.

Scholars at the Junior College (JC) level may apply for various scholarship programs. To qualify, candidates need consistent academic performance and to meet specific criteria set by the school. Available scholarships include the Professor Yeap Ban Har Scholarship, Debate Scholarship, Academic Merit Scholarship, and Sports Scholarship.

The school does not publicly disclose any waitlist or student pool system. There is no mention of such a system on the admissions pages.