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Thai is compulsory across all year levels. In Years 1–2, Thai Language & Culture is compulsory and Other Languages (Year 2 only): French and Mandarin are offered to all students; German and Japanese are offered to native speakers; Frequency: twice per week. In Years 3–8, Thai Language & Culture remains compulsory with native and non-native Thai classes; Other Languages offered include Japanese, Mandarin, French, and Thai; Frequency: twice per week. In Years 9–12, Thai Language & Culture remains compulsory (once per week); IGCSE Thai is available for Thai native speakers to choose Thai first language; Other languages offered are Japanese, Mandarin, and French.
The AISB Sukhumvit Soi 20 Campus, founded in 2002 as the school’s original site, serves children from 18 months to around five years old (Nursery 1 to Year 1) in a residential pocket of central Sukhumvit. The campus constructs its early learning around the Australian Early Years Learning Framework ‘Belonging, Being and Becoming’, promoting inquiry-based and play-centred experiences. Instruction is in English, and staffing includes native, qualified teachers. A co-curricular program incorporates art, music, sports, sciences and digital technologies—giving children opportunities to explore STEAM and creative expression from the outset. Daily bus and shuttle services ensure smooth journeys for local families and connectivity to the Upper Primary & Secondary campus on Soi 31. With low student numbers per class (typically 15–18) and a nurturing, tightly knit setting, the Soi 20 campus offers a welcoming first step into school life.
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