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Uniform is compulsory from Early Years; nursery is not compulsory. In Early Years the uniform is red shorts with a white polo shirt, and from Year 1 pupils wear blue BSB uniforms; a PE uniform is blue shorts and a blue t-shirt. Some after-school activities require extra uniforms, which can be purchased through the school office.
Snack is provided as a healthy mid-morning option; junk food is not encouraged. Lunch is a varied nutritious buffet prepared on the premises daily; vegetarian and other special lunches are available on request. Children may bring a packed lunch, and diets can be catered for with identification tags.
The school is operated by The British School of Bangkok Ltd.
BSB British International Primary School, established in 1992, offers the English National Curriculum and EYFS for children aged 2 to 11. Located on Sukhumvit Soi 4 in central Bangkok, the school provides a nurturing environment with small class sizes—typically 12 to 20 students per class—and a strong teacher-to-student ratio (as low as 1:6 in Nursery). Core instruction is in English, with Thai taught as a language subject and additional language options available through extracurricular programs. One distinctive feature is the school’s extensive after-school activity program, which includes ballet, drama, swimming, science club, coding, and multiple language clubs (Thai, Chinese, Japanese), encouraging exploration beyond the classroom. Outdoor play areas and a focus on wellbeing support student development. The school operates a daily bus service and maintains a close-knit, community-oriented setting.
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